The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-21

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h.S bad snFis opportunities Of marking he ioDs
81 popular sentiment in Tsnns--es. We sy
snen % he nomination; and we fully e,aeur
wih The Register IN he falss~ing rsnarks:
"With such ticket. for the Presi-
deney and Vice Presidency presented
to the people Of North carolina-with
the Compromise for our watchword--
and with the armor Of the Constitution
and the Union buckled on us-eyery
sestige Of Disunionism and treason
would be swept from our borders like
stubble before a tropical tornado. With
such ticket, with such ends in view.
and stout hearts. a vietory-not of Party.
but Of the whole Country-woulderown
our efforts !"
Erfroef efa kfisT 70 gentleman IN Ralsigh
Knoxville. Tenn. May lss, 1851.
My DExR SIN:
The Wings Of this Stale
have made an excellent nomination Cor
Governor. General Campbell is man
Of great worth. gsilaniry and popularity
esteemed by all his srqnainlances and be-
loved by every gallant spirit WIN follow
ed and fought under him in Florida and
Mexico. As Gen. Campbell never has
been. you may be assured he never viii
be beaten.
Thank fortune The Wings are al this
lime strengthened and encouraged by The
patriotic. wise and judicions course which
President FILLMORE and his Cabinet have
pursued since the death Of the lamenied
Taylor.
Northern man as he is, confess had
some misgivings as 10 The course he would
pursue upon the subject which so deeply
interests ihe South, and greatly appre-
hended ,ha, il wonld be such. a. 10 give
us jus, cause Of apprehension, and Furnish
additional excuse for extreme measures 10
the disunionisi. Of South Carolina and
Mississippi. But so far from these fears
being realized, the President has acted
with prudence, firinness. moderation and
wisdom; and BY thus acting has inspired
every true friend Of lhr Union. every right
hearted American, with confidence and
hope. MOI one such man, venture ia
say, between the two great oceans and
between Canada and Mexico. but feels
that so long a Mr.. FILLMORE holds the
reins of Government, the laws will he en-
forced al every hazald. whether resistance
be attempted or threatened either by ih'
fanatics Of The North or The more thai
mad,nen Of the South. With him al III
helm. lean lay my head upon my PILLOW
and sleep in security. undisinrhed. b,
anxie,ies and apprehensions. for ] know
that all is safe. that he will allow neilhe
Northern or Southern madmen TO turn III
good old ship. freighted with twenty-five
. millions Of people. and the best hopes {
; the friends Of civil liberty and republica
government throughout the world. on
, inch from her true course--ihat rours
marked out BY The wisdom Of WASHING
TON. The one set of these madmen woul
!, run her upon The rocks, the other upo
the shoals. But thank God, there is on
al the helm, who will take care lh;
neither shall succeed.
And now, lei me say, without know in
q wha. your views are. that hope The PEI
!, pie will be wise enough TO secure the SCI
. vices Of This pilot for another term Of fot
] years. aud in This wish, believe larg
, majority, ! might almost say the eniiI
! body of the Wings Of this State. concn
J Could the South possibly do better!
, there one Of the Candidates now spoke
{ Of by either party. in whose hands III
whole Country, hui especially the Sonll
would be more safe Il is lime This sui
iect should be seriously considered b. Il
. people.
"And who," think hear you as
: "would you place on the ticket with NJ
FILLMORE Z" | answer one Of the 0
; North States favorile sons; a man s
: cond to no one in the affections of h
is siaid, industrious, transformations people
e second TO no one for integrity. moral p
10 ri,y. righlmindedness. love and devote
D 10 his country mean WILLIAM
:, GRAHAM. Mr.. Graham is almost as w
\. known and AS highly esteemed in lie
!. nessee, Alabama, and some other Sout
!. ern States, as he is in North Carolina al
! is also fa,orably known in other seciio
: Of the United States; indeed no Sou;he
= man could be more acceptable 10 !
~ North, while no Northern man could
y more acceptable TO the South than N
n FrLLMoRE. And as your State has be
We one of the truest 10 The Wing cause Sou
~ of The Potomac, and has modesily sio
e. back, and never claimed either the Pre-
to dency or Vice Presidency thus far. ,hi
on !, time, tina, The latter should be tender
,e. To her by the other States. and ] he
if you will no, be SO exceedingly mod
m as to refuse the offer when male. az
hone il will be.
With true regard
:, Your friend and obedient servant
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