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

~, a nlai tiue. i Sc adsoeaey a Iinse
nessnfes. Hs 81 nsi prflsnd Y ssy
Ihal ssn. Scan approved n esrry shing
in lhese s~setai srlsS srgy Isr
lrau IL lie (Nr. NJ did pot srpIoss
NJ those measures 10 al lhsu d<sas!s, nor
did he believe sny o1iser nsmb<r nf Coo
gress zppfossJ q il<m ssshaui ahgeriion
20 some one nature OF snoiler in some Of
slseas, In This pzssieulzs has osn s~nss-
menis ssd hose Of Gen. Ssoii assembled
ea,irely. lie was nziianal IN zilhis leeir
ings. He desired no triumph hy ibs
Nonh nser The eauih. az The ps'aih orrr
the Nouh, He desired ihe settlement 20
| he upon broad national grounds. w
lie then poiaird oul the s'Jeeiians 70
making an approval nf The wh"le 81 The
Companies arls as parl az any platform.
lie alluded 70 she p<ssanai msriis aud
qualifications OF Gen. scau sui'ing him
Cor the Presidency. lie sid that il was
moi The highest ability llIat was required
in the civil governors il would be nniar-
rnnsle Tor the world lit were sn. and par
sicnIarly uoforinnaie for this American
world. l,ni right intentions. sound
heart, sieadiness Of purpose, and god
common sense in the ruler. wss all that
was necessary To make This people happy.
prosperous, and glorious. These qnali-
fieaiions General Scott possessed IN an
eminent degree.
| lie then adsered 10 the question nj
availability. and said that for more 'lssn
q year and half his unwsvering convlc.
ZION had been thai Gen. Scott wa the on.
Wing IN The country who Could be
elected President &c The United States by
,he SURFACES Of the people. lie then re
fened Ia the attempts which, had beer
made 10 cripple and damage The cause o
Gen. Scott by allying him with Free
soiers and abolninnisls. This he de
clareJ could moi be done. No Freesoile
in the country could eaIcnlale upon BIZ
becoming AN instrument Of that party
lie conld never he made the inslrnmcn
&c faciinn. North or South. lie believe,
he was The only Wing in The Union wh'
! had any chance Of election 10 The Presi
, denry.
1 IL again n feued To the interest iaksl
rs General Scou in lhe passage Of th
+ Compromisp. fIe alluded al>o and CAV
grra, credit 10 Mr.. t.as. Tor his serlian
: on The Committee of Thirteen; and. i
. reference 10 the probable roniesi heiweel
7 The two fnr the Presidency. was sa.isfie
The rmrr would obtain another victor,
like lha.e gained al Cliernhusrn. Chepul
! ippec. aud all nllcr battle fields in whic
] he had taken part.
; lie thought lie roull satisfy the penpl
j &c Nonh Carolina thai their preference 10
! The present President was nui more wise
lly given Than if il had b.cn given TO 0en
! Scott lie again repeated The ground
, upon which he considered Glen. Scott a
i more preferable AZ candidate Than any !,
The other gentlemen who hml bren name,
. Cor the office. Scoii was his 6,si choics
! and u he was moi nominated. then he woul
support The nominee oI The convention.
i He referred Ia the many lsms whic
had bren started at the Moth, particular
: ly 10 The one which hal lately been 10
: irodured in the Eastern States. and whic
had pravrd So disastrous To- the WIFI
!. parry in CONNECTICUT and elsewhere. II
approved &c The principle of that cause
II was calculated Ia do great good. ii
wished The csnse God speed bu, wonl
advise It's supporters 10 keep il dis,inr
and separate from politics.
: MIR. Dawson made personal explana
! lion with respect IA two editorial article
J whmh appeared In the New York Herald
: One apprafed in The paper Of las, Sun
day , that rarI of that article which fela
? ted To him was founded upon q mistake
/. lie had NOT attended The caucus spoke
! 81. MIR was be under any pledge 10 ahi,l
: by The determination 0f that caurus. II
would support ho man who would 10
openly. dislinrlly. aud honestly ,!rclai
] his inlchli,n 10 support The Compromise
!. And he INV dcs.larral that he would nj
! with m patty who will no, pledge ilsrl
10 oppose the opening again Of the agita
{ lion On these subjects, If which the Com
! PROMISE was i settlement. III, woidm
support any man who will moi declare
! determination 10 adhere 10 and ob-erv
strictly The inalily Of The Compromise
The Ssulll mus, have quiet. aud The Soul
J had righ, Ia know and demand of ih
/, North whether there was 10 be .ny re
T newal Of that agitation, in ORDER that
e may nnilc Cor SELF p,nlrciiop.
The same paper. IL Tuesday last, enn
tanned and article headed J. he Crisi
Of The Wing Parry" That par, or tia
] article having reference 10 him was found
! ed on mistake. lie did MT attend llla
ranrus, aud participated in no ,lisrnss SIN
81 lis purposrs or aclinn. Ills prrlerenr,
was we'll known with regard To HE Presi
: dtncyi hat in that election he would b,
found spppoIling that man WIN wa
: pledged 10 the maintenance of The Com
promise. and M other.
Mr.. GwiN (hy lcave) asked The Sena
tor from North Carolina whether he wa
anilior,z ii IA say tina, Gen. Scnti ap
arrived The Euuit,va Sl.ys, L., -. :, L.