The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-29

b. says IT he Incarnation Ne ssys n a.
declalalinh. and ~ mop. II. ihrw,a's
What be says smouns n en- ann,.f,I
one. uhy Dies d nui also q he olh.rl
Boz. ~ laci. 30 m.a uzs NOE dr,,l.a
N laxOr Of ne msssaups of Camp..,.,..
one and al. ihan Hinasld s~os. N,
when he pIrde~d himself 10 thar s<ri@. "
reealusian<- que al xhie's s-k<ru me Ca
ehszeser 81 lbe conpromis~. she luy;,,,s
slave Law inrisded. he only pledged Nm.
sell On what he had sl~sss approved ,,s
had exened himself y have passed. an
shis. die proof before she pshlie Is iuIl .ad
ample % fall asd ample. that no xround
il Iefi for denial or doubt.
n has hren made an sbjeesioa N C.n
Scout. lhss he wro'e noihiae on ,he Con.
promise before his nssniaxsirn. II shis \.
an ohleriisn. does il nss spp,y x;b !,
least equal losce TO Gen. P,~rerl lie ~.
specially in'errogaled by Mr.. ssSeos,. a.
Richmond. and sazde no reply. or Il h.
replied. thai reply has been wiskheId from
the public. Bus The question Coz us il M,
when Gen. Scott wro,e bur wlsss he wro,,
and The position hs now occupies, and
whirh he has al along o~cupirJ. il Jer;.
ded and hearty support pf me whole Com.
promise in I'LL i's paris ~ q 6nzI scr.Ie.
msnl What more can be required,
u has bsea ebi~esed 10 Scott, INA,
Seward, Greedy and Weed support him.
Well. do not both The Van Bursns, Pres
ton King. HslIel. B. F. BssIer. David
Wilmoi. abe (asher ~ the odious proslso.
and many Others nj like abolition opln.
ions. soppon Piercei n The support &c
The latter Candidate by Aboli,i.nsls u
entirely consistent with hm soandness on
ihe slavery question. how. in fsirness, can
il be alleged that The support given 10 The
former, by pessons Of like opinions, ar.
CUES sny unsoundness In him upon ina,
question: I, 10 supposed that Seward
will innuenre Scout and shall Peircs no,
be Influenced BY surh men rs The Van
Burens. and King, and HsIleir, and But.
Ter. and Wilmoi!
/ But. sir. could We have nominated any
Candidate TO whom our opponents would
moi have alleged like ohjeclioni Had
/ Fillmore or Webster been nominaied-!cr
the injustice done IN whom The lorefpco
lpress have expressed such indignant con.
plants would he moi have been charged
by that press in the South with abolition
! ism, or. al any rate, with being unreliable
/ for The South. while " the Norih he
would have been every where srayed az
a pro-slavery man unfit 10 be trusted by
! Northern freemeni Surely he would.
. Why mol /! Scott has been charged iih
. rowsrdice. and surely they. who make
: This charge, would moi have been with.
: helJby us mendaciIy from charging Web.
sler or Fillmore with sbolilionism.
Il ], appears then, sir. 10 me. ss Mr.. Fill.
7 more has said, tia, Gen Scott is "a entitled
, To The support Of every true Whig."
Surely we Of The Sou,h may well confJe
in him. Born and reared in Southern
: State, accustomed To slavery from his in.
!. fancy, having his relations and The friends
: Of his youth here. what is there in The
$ anlrceJenis of his early life 10 Justify dis
: lrusil Honorable in his principles. true
b IN HE engagements. and shown IN his pas,
D life To be far removed from all that has The
0 appearance Of fraud or dupliciiy. brave
S soldier. true patriot. with his name re-.
!. nowned throughout The world for what 10
: noble and lofty and generous. he canno,
but he found faithful in every Iuiure as he
!. has heen in every pasl emergency. lie
! j. Wing. well known. Ionq.uie,I
, Wing; he holds our opinions aud will
maintain our measures in the sdminislra-
,ion oi pubhr affairs. Let Us then either
: give him "nr support, or else acknowledge
! i,ai there is nothing valuable in Wing
principles. aud dissolve our party orga-
; nizsIion al once and forever.
, have made no reference To Mr.. Ora
I ham--nni because do moi share with you
! the honest p,i,le Of every Nnrlh-t arolina
) Wing 10 the nomination Of that gentle
, man. and the hearty desires for his cleo.
iion; buI becausr TO him no exception has
been taken or can be taken. EmineniIy
qualified as he Is lnr disrharpine The du-
: ties oi The second office. aud fully equal
10 all The demands IL the tirsi, should lie
: be called TO Gil Il. every Nor'h-G arollna
Wing should irel thai q just and honora-
. biz State pride adds force 10 the general
, considerations Of patriotism and duty,
ahirh ,eqnire him to give full and en-
/. ergriic support TO The Wing nominees.
: This, fnr one, ] shall CERTAINLY do.
! Respectfully. your obedien, servant,
GEO. T.. BADGER.
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