The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

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cause 10 one beiisr knons. ~ hss greater
reasoa 10 deplaTe. ah1l hr has sern sadly
an he keld u yictoFy. ne horrors a uar.
and especially az Foreign snd aggressive
wsr. Of PROSPERITY. nov more
Than ever needed 10 relieve he naliOn
from barhen o. debi. and 70 rrsi1rs In
DrsTEF-sgrirullursl. manufacturing and
rommfEriAl-io iis accustomed Mnd peaee- !
ful funriinas and inHnrners. DC UNION.
bersnse We have \ candidate whose very
position ~ 4 SoushA esiem man. reared
an The hanks of that graf stream. whose
tributaries. natural and ariihrisl. embrace
The whole Union. renders The protection
II he interests 0f the whole country his
frsi lrusi. and whose varied duties IN pasi
life have bern rendered. moi on the soil o.
nnder The Gag az any State or seriinn. bui
over The wide frontier and under The broad
banner ef he naiian.
s. Resolved. That standing - the
Wing party does. 40 The broad and firm
platform &c the Constitution. brseed up by
I'll lis inEialabls and saered guarantees and
compromises. and cherished IN he alfee-
lions heeause protective of The interests 81
The people, We are proud 10 have as the
exponent Of our opinions, one who il
pledged 10 eonslrue il by The wise anil ge-
nerons rules which Washington applied
20 il. and who has said-ani no Wing de-
sires any other assursnce-ihal he will
make Washingion's Administration the
model Of his own.
O Resolved, That n Wings and Ame-
J ricans we ave proud 10 acknowledge our
gratitude for the great military services.
which. beginning Al palo Alto. and end
! ing al Baena Vista, 6fsI awakened the
American people In a just estimate Of him
who il now our Wing candidate. In the
discharge Of painfulduiy-for his march
{ into The ensmy's country was reluctant
one-in the command Of regulars al enc
time, and nf volunteers al another, and 81
, both combined i'm the decisive though
pnneiual discipline Of his camp where all
respected and beloved HMM the nrgn-
liaiion Of terms for detected and despe-
rate enemy--in the exigenry Of actual
conflict. when The balance was perilously
doubtful, we have found him the same,
brave, distinguishing and consileralei no
, hearlless spectator Of bloodslIed--nn iri-
fer with human life or human happiness;
and we do not know which 10 admire
most, his heroism in wiihstandirg the as
saulis Of the enemy, in the almost hope
less fields of Buena Nlsia---mourning in
) generous sorrow over the graves oil Ring
gold, Of Clay or of llardin-or in giving,
! in the heat Of battle, terms Of mercifnl ca
: piiulaiion TO a vanquished foe at Monte
7 rey, and moi being ashamed TO avow thai
D he did IL TO spare women and children
4 helpless Infancy, aud more helpless age,
against whom 10 American soldier ever
wars. Such a military man, whose iri-
! umphs are neither remote nor doubtful
/ whose virtues these trials have tested. we
! are proud to make our candidate.
: z. Resolved, That in support Of such .
nomination, we ask our Wing friend:
I Throughout, the nation TO unite, and 10 co.
{ operate zealously and resolutely--wiit
: earneslness on behalf OF our candidate
whom calumny cannot reach, and with
: respectful demeanor towards our adverse
/ ries, whose candidates have yet 10 prove
their claim Oh the gratitude Of the nation
I Al about half past eleven O'Clock. ant
I while the speaking was still going on. /;
/; splendid piece of firework was set of il
3 The main walk of The square, being ra
: diant star, IN the centre of which was EN-
: blazoned The names Of Taylor and Fill
: more," in letters of fire. llluminations il
I the city were very numerous, and trans
parencies with various devices were ex
D hibited in front Of many of the buildings
The city presented The appearance of ;
r general Jubilee, in which every State o
a the Union, by large representations, par
e iicipaied. The nomination Of Gen. Tay
lor and Mr.. Fillmore appear TO have arou
sed an intense feeling in every breast, o
all ages and both sexes, and the enlhusi
/ assn exhibited may well be expected II
S meet response from the utmost limits o
The land.