The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

I so. MkK0EN SAID mat % fnssiofhl
rould IS eleried who, uilhout becoming
periuseA, souIl refuse IN exeeule al ihs
law. 81 lhs Un,lrd Sisles. n Ges- Scott
should gre shs pledge required. sbs gentle
man woald ans soie lar hiss. hr. D.
then refere5 10 si,e Rare leiiers and Other
Presidential dasansrnis. and sPake dis
psrsginzly OF asking or furnishing any
such plrsisss ca ihs zee II an sieci'sss. 1
No. GwiS said ihss Il Inc nominee Of
she Democratic Convention should refuse
~ pledge himself in writing 20 the lsIlh-
lfsl rrreaiion 81 the Fagilise Save iaw.
Inc wouid NOT VOTE Cor him.
THE ADMINISTRATION -THE PARTY
The following Is the conclusion Of the sdm'-
rsbls article under This bed 10 The American
whig Review for Apiis
whif prinriples have lost none of their
consequence on the contrary, they are
daily brcoming mnre and more important
: 10 the prosperity and welfare a ,he roan-
iry. la internal affairs The interests OF
, The republic -uilI continue 10 demand an
! economical administration OF ihe govern
ment. a strict ..nniahiliiy al public
I officers. and . rigid adherence. an ihfir
part. 20 the Iimilaiiaus az sulhoriIy pre-.
scribed by The laws. suprrme regard loo
q ihe entire Constitution of the country
liberal construction az lis provisions. so IS
I ta give buih force 90 lie lriier and efficacy
. 10 lls spirii, and vel an implicit acceptance
: of lis true meaning rs derlarrd by Us
= highest Judicial exposlIor; The insiolahle
e ssnciity OF all Stale rights, and both alb
Y lsiinencc from and condemnation OF any
) attempt hy the cilifrn OF one Stale 10 ifi-
u lerfere politically with The municipal or
II social insiilnlians nf annlher; the ab.o.
: lutte enforcement Of and implicit submis.
, sion 10 the laws Of Congr IS. until they
. have been aniIrurilaiiyely pronounced IN.
is constitutional, hearty cooperation in eve.
!. ~ efnr, To develop, by legitimate means.
u The iminrnse material resources Of the
d ,couniry-parirularly by The improvement
10 of Us important rivers aud harbors, 20 as
J. io render them navigsble ant cessihle
land hy such determination in the
IN duties ner sssarily laid upon Imports foI
,e the support Of government, as shall seenre
e 10 The industry of our coullirymen just
Is remuneration. shalt slimulaie merllanica
in and manufacturing enterprise, aud shall
n promote thai healthy interchange aiming
ii ourselves of the fruits Of our own skill
~ and labor, whirl, is so well calculated ic
H. inierlork our domestic interests. cement
Ii oui union. aud losier the spirii as well as
facilitate The attainment ul complete ma.
le lioual independence. THESE, and all'lhs
Dr other inri,lrnlal measures and subsidiary
e. Inhuencrs uI the Wing pariy. will increase
u. in imporlanre in the same raiio ms The ma
l. non's wonderful. a,lvance'Ain population
as and potential energies fur good oI f"r evil
If IN mn external affairs. loo, the establish
d ed Wing policy can lose none &c lis vas
g. n,o,neui. We were distinguished inr oul
Id mammal faith before we became disiiIi.
guishe,l Tor our national strength, and now
Ii that we have the laiier.we mus, guard the
= former with re,l!ubled viuilaurej for a
D. States real greatness lies in it, moral
h power, and when thai is lost, all is los,,
ig The irue Wing sentiment, ihrn. Of ''sa
lie rred hnnar," inspiring and sustaining. us
p. il has done under ihr prrsen, aiminlsira.
lie lion, the homes, aud faithful perlorman G
ID uf all obligations made with fnreign Pow.
81 ers, with scr,ipnIpus regard luI Meir
rights. and hrm and sieady defense oI
A. our otcn, Jn,isi sill continue 90 be the s,l.
Is prone regulator OF our foreign relations,
i. The policy of neutrality. restraining us
n. from joining in the quarrels of other ma
a. liDns--ronsh. until la'eIy, on arcoun, ol
e. ,hr atsenre Of all rotnipr.iptlucrmenl, oil
N lnile concern and quile hing III rnurse
IL has suddenly heroine one of The mos,
1r .er,o. ami most arlums responsible
o. ties Of the guvrrnnrn,, anil so il must
'e long remain. In all likeliIond. It's Sc.
e. vrrest trial is yei u, rnme. UnIrss eve.
~ ry Iu,nrp calculation is ielusiye, ilrp pea.
'lr pie oil Europe will again. sooner ur larrr,
4. rise Is rebrllon. Whether we hail ar
r. deprrrair. whether we aid az withheld.
81 the ronllIri viii rome, The popular
4 struggle viii sgain rom,nence, and, in all
re pmbabihly. we shall be mostunporianale.
E. " urged pi,inr tn give direct aid To il, ~
III icbar intervention agains, il, Neither
lie can be done wiihDu, Iraliul danger Of in
= vnlving The nation in war. HE magnitude.
il and duralion, and consequences Of whri,.
canno; he lofesern and the only srcuri-
\. " against this peril is The risuI uainlen.
is aln.e q the policy Of The present atlnin-
al isiialfnn-a policy ahiril fnl6ls dulv to
l. The roanirv hyrarrying oul The prrrppts
al flour fathers against contracting anv for
N rign alliance whaiever, and which, Il, ,le
e same time. lnlGis dizzy To humanity by
i lending our mursa power and natural
We sympathy 10 a people struggling for free.
IS dom.
u. The American people have, then. in
every respect, whether rohcerning them
!. al home or abroad. most momen,ous
IS interest in prninnsing the asrpndency Of
J. Wing prifripirs; and we have lilIp fear
a tI,s,. ALL IL.