The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-19

land elof|s If skeiF own omcsnmsh'7
Iand nilhoas &c shadnar 81 Notification
erexease. nelarieasly invaded sfsh
was &c iaaguage a BIS pfuflsmall1l
and such vas che spirit with nhifl'Ye
rehaked and e.deAFafed chetk t1'-
fi5ns against tie colonies 81 Entsai.
fl' eaur-e vas approved 81 t,e eaIlre
Delabcacy. Ifhe pas rl8sl. han IS q
that Ar. FILLMORE VAS s1zoag do
the strength and power Of Britziu-fnF-
|ni<h she reason Zoe the policy in the ane
case. whilst ia the other the xxakpfss
Of spain should justify the most nel8ri
Gus violations of national faith and IRA
I ~ obligations; 1t was no better than
the principle which governed the pirate
and the robber! II was a base Ind
vcosarily principle. and the awful judg-
ment Of Heaven would rest on That
people who can 90 Car forget right and
justice and give themselves up to rarine
and blondshed The course adopted
/ by the President and his Cabinet lFas
honorable to the nation. and slkuld
elicit the csmmendation Of all wbQ we
peace. and detest the Punie fa1 md
spirit Of rapine which so freqs MY
govern the conduct Of Nations lad
he acted otherwise he would IA ZEN
denounced BY his adrersari( IS TX,
pusillanimous. faithless O. lis Ist.
and regardless Of the sacred IT pms
ofhis oath die has been true "a 8 Jaw,
true to the characterof bis codhtfy 4true
to the rights Of all sections; could fny-
thing more have been rightfully rcqf fred
of him. What man could havs one
moref He has carried Us safely. vthus
far. through a fiery crisis. In, the
;midstofdiliiculties and embarrassplents
r which were pressing upon him, b has
never faltercd, never for a mohent
hesitated to encounter them with bold
heart and resolute purpose. Is not
such a man worthy to be trusted !
Could any one furnish stronger rool
of his patriotism : Fanaticism. hay
tlenounce such a man, faction may
pour out upon him its envenon,ed abuse,
but not until justice is forgotten on dis
carded, will the gratitude # the wise
and good cease to follow him. Hemay
be defeated, but be will leave the i'm.
press ofhis firmness aud patriotisj OF
the age in which he has lived, ami oI
after the party rancor of the day shS
have passed away, will bis administra.
ton be regarded az one of the brightest
pages in the history Of his country.
Mr.. VI. continued: He had but few
remarks to make on the resolution ex.
pressing confidence in the ability and
. Integrity of William A. Graham.S lie
. was well known personally to Nose
present, and be Mr.. NJ could say
with sincerity that he did not believe
the whole country could furnish a t,uei
man and a iirmer patriot, one VIII,
, would fill the high Office, for which he
has been recommended by many Of hi,
, countrymen, with more credit to him.
self and honor. to the nation. lie ba,
been-uften~ tried, and had never Nleer
found wanting. lie was a patriot, ey.
cry inch a patriot, with sagacity 20 see
the right, and with the courage, in the
face of every danger, to pursue it. lie
had never swer,ed from the straight
path Of duty to gain temporary popu'
larity or political success, and should
he be elevated to the Office Of Vice Pre-.
sisIent. he will serve the country'and
not party, go for the Union, and no,
+ be the tool of faction or the represcn'
tative of a section. He might appeal
to the political opponents Of Mr.. q. fol
the truth of what he said. Is there one
in the State who would not feel proud
to see him honored by his cuuntrymer
Are all the sentiments Of generoul
State pride to be swallowed up in the
vortex ofan illiberal partizanship Il liz
hope, not. He hoped the day had not
passed when North Carolina sheuld
feel ton humble to demand for her sans
whether they should be Wings or DE
. mocrats, just and fair participation il
! the honors of that Government, for The
: independence aud glory of which, theil
. fathers blood was she'd as freely a.
! that Of any who went forth to battle ii
the days Of the Revolution.
/ In conclusion, Mr.. NJ. entreated tn,
Wings to throw aside all Iukewarm
. ness. and sectional chickering's, and raj
/ ly around their time-honored banner
The approaching Presidential election
would be one Of the highest impartanc,
: to the country, and especially to thu
South. Ii the great conservative spi
i rit Of the nation prevailed, peace, har
/, mony, prosperity, confidence and ma
/ tional honor, and respect for the laws
9 would be re-established and secured
but should the demon of faction aylt