The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-01

nov adyDeais PisTcf, haye tpnFely hbsn. I
dOnsd lhsjF hummer principles end pteles,
sinns 81 6drity ~ ihe rause 81 fferdQm
1 rzanol believe dat 20 many mFn are
naM Eeerraus ID Us principles hey slung
N adsorsled IN 1875 Hage PEI lhsss
men STATED shal lbsy arr. even nous -
strongly sii.slsed 70 NE principles Of Free
dom ss IN Is4s. and lhsi ll,ey intend 10
bring al he inHnenes they can 10 bear on
The administration ri General Pifrrr, q
he ~ elected. las he Is pretty snrs 10 be-.
by the great Protestant Democratic party
OF lhss union.l for q repeal ef fie Fngi-
fiue Stare Lar, fhs abolition Of siarrry
wherever The Federal Government can
reach il. and he great furilifrance Of our
causef non'i we find she strongest man
in ls4s. our Presideniisl candidate Of thai
election amongst lhsm. rznged under The
banner Of Frsnklin Pierce. The fssoriis
son Of free Siaie-a Freesoil Slate
Protestant Sysse-ln which PopeIy has
no power. and a Roman Catholic cannot
hold ofieef Our old friends, ! assure
you. KNOW THEIR MAN; and ] have no
kind Of doubts on my mind bpi these men
will exert an inhuenre on his mind, afier
his election. IL any surh influence be need
ed, as 10 bring about ppesi Of this a
bominable law. his certain Mr. Pierce
cannot be elected any more than Gene
raj Cass IN 1913, IL all the Freesollers are
10 fnrrske lhe good old Democratic plat.
form Of equal righls-I don't mean The
late platform. adopted Al Baltimore;
poS'T RESPECT THAT PLATFORM nor Il
il possible that such men as The following
can respect IL:
| Ex-Presidenl Martin Van Buren,. John
Van Barren. Hon. Benjamin f. Butler
Hon. J. A. DIX. William &. Bryan, ol
The Evening Posi-. editors Of The b. falo
Republic. Rochester Advertiser. Albany
Alias. lion. Prsion Ring, Hon. Martin
Grover. Hon. J. g. Floye,, Hon. GIb,r
Dean. III. B. Stanton, Hon. Levi 3. Chat
field. Hon. n. II. Van Dyke. Hon. Ho
race Wheaton. Hon. Timothy .Iensia. snt
Hon. 7. Y. Howe, jr., all Of New York.
1 In Child Twill merely point 10 ]. w
Gray, Of The cleveland Plaindealer, Ion
ID. X. Cartier. Hon. ]. Gable, Judge Bel
Idin, Hon. - Brinkerhoff. Judge Pot
Tier, Walker Of the editorial corps
Judge Kennon, and General w. nj
Blake. among thousands.
b. F. Halle,l. Of Massachusetts.
i Hon. John Wentworth and Dr.. Malo
ney. Of Illinois.
Hon. r. n. Beniop. of Missouri.
John hiYood. Of New Hampshire.
Hon. chauncey F. Cleveland. Of Con
neciicui.
Hon. n. III. Thursion. Of Rhode Island
u Hon. Hannibal Ilamlin. Of Maine.
/ Hon. A. II. Buell.. Of Michigan.
i II. Dodge. l. p. Walker. and ex Gov
!, ernor J. ID. Doiy. Of Wisconsin.
H With Hons. D. Wilmol and g. A
Grow. q. Sanderson and >. W. Guern'
sey, az pennsy lvapia,
| And Dr.. Z. ID. Gazzsm and Major u
Lynch. Of this verv city.
Phislisl Of The friends of freellnm zeal
ously support Mr.. Pierce !; andihink yon,
sn. that these men can he induced 10 pan,
der 10 slavery. Never! They are free
men, Tie sons Of freemen, born in free
States, and thoroughly attached 10 ih,
principles Of freedom; and aiding 10 the
eleciion of General pierce-n fact elect.
ing him. if he shall be eli cied-Mey ,rii
fcke their fuN share Of fhe Offices Of th'
Government, and set their iiifuence a.
gainst Slavery and make il s6scfuai.
ICApplause. Now, my idea. and The idea
oi The majority of The community from
which | came. is, thai General Pierce !.
entitled 10 support as the hes, anii.slavery
man of The two candidates nominated a
Baltimore"