The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-16

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e'p'es o. the party her aefs a = party have
ON many occasions teen sadly u vfdsnee with
them BY their J,aifs they must be Judged. We
are e'a.ided with the resolutions In reference to
the compromise. and trust the Wing Censen-
lion viii adopt resolutions equally as expgcii and
strong on this subject.
Our readers viii desire to know something Of
Gen. P,racr. the democratic nominee for pre.i.
dent. and we therefore compile from our az.
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nate and returned To nriyate life and
the practice of the law in l84S.
In 1915. ne was nominated for Gov
ern0r Of the State but declined. Pre-.
sident Polk offered him the Attorney
Generalship, which he also declined,
preierlng private to public life.
In 1875, he volunteered as a soldier
the Mexican war, ana was appointed
'ne hrs. Soiohei VI 'he zen scg'hea.s
."sn ,a'seu ~, vac eei,'ee " '"e en'
1900 H. ! p.;...,;as cpp
lie ;o;naJ Con. Scott with h;s br;.
padr. We believe. nj Pncbla and thence
continued with the army to Mexico.
He had some skirmishing with the
guerrilla parties at the Pueafe Nacsonef.
lie was injured by fall from his horse
1t Chepu'tepcc, and we believe was IN
capable OF active service Tor the re-
aainder OF the war.
The National intellsencer, after ciumerating
he different posts occupied by Gen. Pierce, con-
'ludes, with that courtesy for which It Is distln-
pushed, by expressing the opinion that, should
he people call him TO the trust, Z" bis experience