The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-21

mn by hirih. TirTrpuniTF kpnus 30
y,oussd % his eel on Ss NauhsTn
Irpn,ia. utdrr lie sIzgs ard shipes. r.
selFins unnnds. .she srsrs 81 ~hirh he
yet bssrs. ~hie fs'ssses sssissi Englsnd's
hasehAy POSER ID lie wsr a 1919 The
World knows lhe v'@ndels he srhicssd.
with NprlheEn aId ss.usherl,. Esslem aod
weaefa soldiers, il that unparalleled
march Tom Vera cspE 20 MfHica- ~
knaw Ne vs. lrps Republican. and has
always been; snd | hsse no fear lhsi
such a man would moi prose a. tae 10
his coaniry's best interest," IN peace Is he
uh<s been o. ~zf. .-.--.l'''''s'-' -
do not hrliese. 81 this lime. there y
one msn IN Congress frnm any secii"n OF
: of any parry, Wig, Democrat. or Free
Sail, who does nni know Gen. Scott Is
|. in favor af maintaining the compromiss
arts. In sprerh Of Mr.. csbell. Of
Florida, delivered in The iIeusr 81 Re-
I representatives. February .. 1882. he says:
. Gen. Scott individually Is entitled N
. The support Of oil compromise men. !
(. happen 10 know. during the last Con-
= gress. The opinions he entertained an
+. these questions. Whilst seiing Secre-
iary Of War, subsequent 10 the death Of
. Gen. Taylor and preyio,is 10 The furnis-
/. lion Of Mr.. FiIlmogr's Cabinet. he ex-
Z erIed his personal influence 10 the al.
/. mos, To eifec, The passage Of The COM
= promise measures.
Two months have passed hy and his
declaration has mol heen ronIradlrird, and
will moi be. Mr.. CabelI, AZ NE same
lime. said Thai i, was q al,nnsi IL moi en-
/. iirely Too laie for this gallant soldier 10
: do himself justice. 10 cxircaIe himself
from the false position inlo which The
acts Of designing menhare inreigled lim;'
nv whirh suppose be means what The
writer Of The letter 10 which am replying
speaks Of as :. The influences. The aimo-
sphere that is created 10 elerl him.,
/ quoie M. tabell's speech 10 show
thai Gen. Srnil's opiniops wrre well
known and never were concea!ed; and
that ] NAV say. Al The time The speech
was made, I lold Mr.. Cabell thought he
was wr.ng in saying il was nerrsssy thai
Gen. Scott shoud aspread his opinion.
on the record" aud alier he. Mr.. e.. had
declared that he was . entitled To the sup
port ef all compromise men," remarked
10 several gentlemen that ! thought Mr.
t;abell was mistaken in the epinions ht
expressed Of The probability 81 Gen. Scott.
recri,ing electoral volrs of Southern
States; ihi Mr.. caheIls character wa,
SO fasorahly known 10 nv constituents
thought they could trust Gen. Scoil wler
Mr.. G. declared he was entitled 10 " Tic
support Of all compromise men;" aud
that thought. where | was known,
could tell what knew Of Gen. Sroil's
opinions; and battered myself ! would
be believed
I The people of North Carolina want a
man whose opinions are known, who il
worthy OF confidence in all Tie relations
of lile--of tried patriotism and unsuspert
ed integrity. They do mol wan, a mar
. who writes letters and makes pledge,
: Just before an cl clinn--leliprs that wonlt
require "personal explanations" every
ten DAYS To enable The country TO under.
s,aSvl hem.
Ills an old Trick, by which lido not in
: tend To he alarmed. 10 exriIe prejudice a.
gains, enc who NAV be nominalei BY ihs
Wings, 10 charge him with want Of fi,leli
, " Ia s 'ulhern interests. Mr.. Clay. Cen
Harrison. Gen. rayl.,r. Mr.. Flllmorr
Mr.. Wrhser, and Gen. Scott have MI
been denounced as ahnlilionisis when
their nainrs have been brought lurwar.
as candidates for the Presidency. sou
will he. NJ matter who is Nominated.
M can'lllaie fnr the Presidency is Ia
he hlnned b'rause unworthy men may
Try io.gei inn Inwer by supp ring him
unless he s"lmils their support, ar lilies u
concilIaie them. The Abnlninuisls--
!. Cleveland. Preston King. aud RanlonI
--voed ior MIR Speaker Boyd. Gould
anything he more unjust Than 10 say Mr..
Boyd was mol worthy the coniiienre II
southern men because of. their support 7
| ~ The . Annual Report uf The Massa.
chusrlls Ami.Slavrry Sriey. by It's
board Of managers. January. 1882" page
3. occurs this passage: $50 .s,,,.t
The opening of the thirty SECOND
Congress has moi been auspirious la the
pacific hopes of The Compromises. Al
The preliminary caurns Of lnef)emurra,ic
party, now largely in The ascendant. al,
atiemp, was male To endorse the Com.
prom Sc measures, anil To pledge The par
~ tatheir maintenance. The drift al the
i position was li>crrne,.. and lllr parry dc
cllned maxim, a Wing platform HE basis
Of Their policy, ard dividing their spois
ni oillce. now almost within their grasp.
with their antagonists. The Democrats
were well rnnlenl TO allow The Wings L.
do the servile work necessary 1, pacify
the slavrhollers, but they had no intention
Of sharing with them. The plumber al The
nal'nn thus ob,alned. So the moiion was
lad On The table; and Mr. Linn Boyd. Of
Kentucky. "hIalnrd The Speakers char
solely on Tins cnaiilion
Does this ~ Ike Mr. Speaker Boyd al
Il II.