The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-22

ions, sa.s,s ~tieyema1 wesl. a eaRaflale ae.
erP,alls 70 The Fs~ ssii eaflg. and s'bsally
suppa'ied " lhsm. goes hssk 10 tl,s 9Ioullss
shair y al.api 1900 msjasby--s sssy rsnsfta-
g end aisnisrsui sieiogs-
This noe q De Essaiag Pee eEpl.ius De
Irasoa uhy Mr.. Huaoa. he Wig esndiA.ls.
MAS i~.isH ~ % large soss "a Stale whsss
he Wings have nos thsn half he ss,es.
The Pennsylvania Election.
Tse kskish standard sesms dizpes~d 10 COST
esasafs upon M. because We snnausee5. ~ish
the sppeannee Of satisfaction. the result q the
ei<esioa IN fernsni; yet lhe Governor q ver-
mont sss siessed no, only wishess sbe help Of
The Ahaliiisnisis. bot in spite Of their opposition.
they having ess $4,000 votes ss.inss him; and
further. The Governor ssys Of The fugitive slave
Law. that i mus be enforced. and eommends the
Prssidsnt for hi. reaI in enforcing Il. We have
given In another eolumn the substance sf what
the Governor has said in his message 10 the Lee
giSziure.
But the Standard has announced the result of
the election in Pennsylvania with the exuIlinx
caption. . Glorious News from Prnnsylsanis."
We do NOT know which Of The Two candidates Cor
Governor In that Stale most deserves the conf
dence Of the people Of ihs South. but il would
seem that the skins Of the Democratic candidate
are not entirely unsposied. Strong evidence has
hs~n sdduced IN show that in the Fsee-soil coun-
lies the ympaihirs Of the Abolitisai<s have been
ooansd. The Bradford Reporter. an Influential
Democratic organ. was zsaious supporter Of
Col BigIer. ID has Cor is motto. . Free soii,
Fee Peeh. Free nssa! f,esdom for Free Ter
rifersf" II announced the Democratic Ticket.
headed with William BigIsr for Govefnos; and
having At the foot David wilmot for President
Judge. Yes. David wiImot, whose name Is
known all over the country as the author Of the
famous . Wilmol Proviso.. We are not dispo-
sed to make any comment upon This; but Il giscs
some ground TO sumise that The frec-soil inHu-
ence had something 10 do in piing up 50 large a
majority against Gov. Johnston.
Backing Out.-we said soms time ago,
in the outset Of this Secession business, that the
time wouL come whrn the movers 10 i,wouId
attach 10 themselves . much higher degree Of
odium Than rrsss upon the members Of the me
...ox.lI~ u.~<l-I fs......ss.~. 81 ...,h ...~..
justice. We have now evidence every day that
the leaders in this new heresy are opening their
eyes 10 the disgrace which awaits them. The in
stsnccs Of backing out are . loo numerous 10
mention" Gov. Quitman has displayed the most
courage; be hacked out from the race for Co
vernon. hui held on to his professed principles
Others have hacked out from the principle, in the
hope thereby OF saving themselves before the pco
pie. We have brfoe rrSerred TO notable in
stance In the Editor Of the Standard. We have
now to record more distinguished example
Gov. M.DcnaId was candidate for reelection
~ Governor az the state Of Georgia. brought ou
snd supported by the Secession party, in opposi
ton To the Hon Howell Cobb. He exiensisel,
canyasscd the State as ;ae advocate Of the Seces
sion doctrine. But he found public opinion ses
ting against him too strong 10 he resisted, an,
with the desperation Of drowning man arus
Cling 10 save himself. he came out with recsn
ta,ion in the following circular. which was er
tensisely circulated on the eve Of the election
But the result shows that the people had no faiil
in these clcvcnth-hour professions; he was beat
en- by majority altogether unprecedented il
that State. Il is fate which, we trust, soone
or later. awaits sIl disunonisis, not excepting
even iho~e Of South Carolina.
Marietta, Sept. 20, 1851.
DEAR Sra: On my return home to-day
! found several letters informing me ila,
IL j. extensively repaired in several coun'
Tie. tina, am in favor &c oui Stale seced
ing from the Union for the past .gsres.
sions Of Congress on "ur tights. and tina
if | am elected will encourage Soulh Ca
rol,na 10 Srcede. and endravor 10 carry
Georgia with her. The wllole 81 ,his
statement i gross fabrication. and fais'
~ ev. rs part Of it. Il is pun in circulation
on the eve of the election To affect The
vo,e. and Us the work Of designing and un
prin iplc,l men. who know that | am more
i sincerely devoted to The Constitution ant
the Union than themselves. adopt thi.
me,hM 10 beg % you the favor 10 give ihs
statement The most qualified contradiction
upon my a"ll,"ri,y.
Yours very respectfully.
CHAS. ]. MCDONALD.