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

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Baptist csnssniion In god ssanains. according
10 The rrport IN 1851. Il > repfe~rnisd that fss
twenty yesn he has heen eommunicsni q me
cslsini.s Baptist churehs has for many yesr
l<en prominent ss clergyman; hss ooeuP'ea
places which arr only socolded 10 worth. sbsliiy
and piety and remains unimpesehed and unin'
p<sehsble within lhs pale of that church. Thrs'
facts are sessained BY The records q the church
and By other indisp1i.bie testimony.
Mr.. Foeg. the editor o. the independent De
mocrsi. the paper 10 which Mr.. fierre's speech
was Published. was brought up . Democrat and
ndently supported she eleeiion o. Mr.. Polk. Hs
b represented 10 be gentleman q superior seho
larship. education and talents; has bern secreis
~ Of State Of New Hampshire. and Coo . Iona
time . suoce~ful editor Of The paper which h
nov controls; lives in the sane town with Gen
Pierce, and in that town, and ont Of il. sns
throughout the State. possesses . rpuisiion ~
far above rproseh Of every kind ss amy man Il
The State. So say Amos Tuck and Jared Per
kins. members Of Congress from the Stale Of New
Hampshire.
The slsndald il In The habit Of rsking up al
SORTS Of rumos against Wing candidates. no mai
ter upon how slight foundation they stand
Even Gov. Graham has no. escaped lis malis
Inani attacks. How then can II complain IL III
strong array Of positive and presump;ive esidenc
which exists against Gen. Pierce, conviciing bin
Of Frec-soi propensl,ies. Is brought TO the after
ton Of the people Of the South Does the Stand
ard expect thai when the Democratic party ehos
scs TO go to Free-soil and Abolition State for
candidate Cor the Presidency, and selects an Of
scure individual unknown 10 the citizens Of N
South, no investigation must be had in reierenc
10 bis principlesi And II Investigation 10 msd'
and the most respectable neighbors Of the cand
dale are INTERCEPTED as 10 bis sentiments. al
they to be put down by the cry Of Aboli,ionism
Win the people Of the South be satisfied wit
thisi Will they not have just cause to be sfrai
that another Van Buren, will be foisied upo
them
One word sstoTIallett. The Standard profess
e. to think that this notorious Aboliiionist, VII
Iconcoctcd the Democratic platform, isscundcr 0
the slavery question than either Mr.. Nash, ii
Marlborough Recorder o. The Raleigh Regisie
because he advocated the annexation Of Te1a
II is true that many Of the Abolitionists advoc,
ted that measure, hut IL was not becs use they
sired to extend the slave territory, but TO contra
liz; and have they not accomplished thisi III
annexaiionisis at the North and South cooper
ted in the measure. but with very different o.
jects; and when the annexation was accomplish
ed, the Union came very near being severed
adjusting the difference. The Standard know
this; and will il still labor to prop up HaIea u
on such plea