The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

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SIR. every pan,on 81 lhe Uasoa. n ihs
enlightened public man. 4 nns equally
dear. - dear 10 Tins rxl<al: that NJ would
acquire M undue sdvsnssee osrr THAT "
favor % his own. a man who wossld 10
that. wenld sn& lsurl with my pnrse In
the private walks u Ilfs--lhss ~. Il II had
anything ~ a. .noar St i 800 CO.
Bai il IL saisl BY a certain class a. poll.
lirizns that Gvn~rsl Ssmlashnuld give oul
lcier and las views II what weFr. and
what are. his swimmer and npinmrs. 1
should like ~ have sren whit wsasld have
bern said ~ man who wrsld have re.
quiied lhst General w sshings"n shcnls
ride eser 10 his neixhhns in Alexandrin
and have his views duly made ous. an'Iei
] prnpsr srals NJ nffiee, il,si he wss an In
! nesi man and . good citizen, and might h
trusted with the msrsgemenl II the 90.
vesnmenis What wauld hare been said
| if such thing had been proposed Win
regard b. die rlslsr Adams. NJ. jefferson
az Mr. Madison |! n j. indicative Of ]
sad sIerlenzion In The lines. hrn yru ~
quire Of snrh man The same SORT of err
iiiira'ien that Won would for shoasant
/ dollar clerk in.nne of your isurezns. ! had
supposed thai ihc Wing parry. with :
Iresh rreolieciian Of the Rsae ieffer-o
! The wa,~hwenl nf e Palk. Dallas. and the
tariff ef a." wsuld not have desired ans
more IL sarh things. lslo mi. 81
! | mean nn,. on ibis OCCASION. 10 indulg.
! in anything like eukgium upon my 6rs
! rl,oirr. Ishink eulopies III the living zr,
always in bad taste. 4 think They are "
~ oilrn nisappIird. and po, nnfrrquenily
/ quite risliruInus. shall alismpl mn surt
ding. I.e.him stand lmlI, upon his osr
EDi. and leok upoa him ss one ef ih,
ablssi and must prominent public ser.
wants 81 thr couniry. WIN has illustrated
our annals in way thai has commanded
ihe respect and the appreciation al hi,
counirymrn. and serared fnr him The sd
miraiion Of The world. ~ mncl, Iar his
goodness as his nnqusslioned greatness,
You will nul think iherris danger II his
being swayrd by lreesoili.m. or alr,li,ion'
ism. or anything of that sorl. proceeding
from The Nnrlh or The Snnh, the Easl
or The West, ar any quarter less Than his
county. his whole. roamry. 4, 10 an IN.
sull 10 suppose such thing If man whe
was horn IN . southern State, hronghi ~
in The midst Of southern insliluiinns wha
was educated Ipr nne NJ The learned pro.
iessions: who has been all his life law
abiding man: who has bern Inr the las
lweniy-othi years The mark lar The hasii
lily 81 every administration. They fear
ed him, and they hated him. lie In,
been placed in the most difficult silua.
llnns; and in Iilr rlnsing scene &c the las
war. when he WAS ah.ni Ia be brouph
hume 10 hi.nwn country almost i'm cham.
The indignant, refusal III his American
heart 10 arepi propositions u a,le 10 him
in Mrxicps " wnrih more than all il,s
specuaiinns as 10 free soilism. and aholi
li"nism, .kaue- isuetism, and all he lcs
Of snrh ihiug.. | ,lo mol include in ,I,i,
The Nlrhnl-en letter. fni l nndersino,i ,I,s
perfectly. ] tlo not think there was any
mystery abou,il. | re.iew ell Il Ia,r wear.
ago. and then put The proper inirrpre.
ialinn ON il. Il was honorable IN the
gentleman v ho WRITE il |; and his whole
llfe.. especially tia, portion. oi IT, " I,lrl,
come an Ter my abrei ra,ion. has been de-
voted To what be considers 10 be the true
principles of government. elfia
The remarks winch hare made npon
This occasion, by the { rhearan.e of the
Senate. for which ! return MY. sinrere
thanks. are ma,le must ,llslnleresietly. !
make them hones,ly 10 my constituents.
Though they may CRATE har.hly upon their
ears. and may produre temporary anger.
Jet il has been my lorlune IN have differed
with them hef,ne; aud. after their l.ns.
contin .esl Kindness 10 me, 1 feel a perfect
confidence that they will M, Imagine tia.
! would abandon any of their essrmial in
ieresis. or would see them abandoned
without y struggle. feel il due in Them
nav Ia call their al enliDn To the FACT that,
upon lal>e principle, 10 some extent.
they are giving all their synpaihies and
all THEN affections in one direction, where
llry can lie no better sustained mr. ins,i-
Eel thin il they were gwen inlihe tiirec
'ion in wl'ieh give mine. stand ready
% compare the record. and i will make
nut as clean hillof political heath Iar
ny first rl.0ice as can he made ont f.r |