The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-08-25

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,.l..,re This. hnueger. / nfi szY, illai
Il ,l,ere i say a.aa n lie void Aila ~ !
i;-,es ,,,s, an iaiasri with absiiilionisin.
i-, -. A. !, his fillv-i rare moi 10 :
sear,nre hin 0iiirswises Tor ny raa-
-. ~ responsible 10 my esHsrlence.
s.l nv God saa when am charged
Mn beins 100 close with line north. ] c
-, onlr saw. Ina. xhen ! an satisfied Z
ia, an The nairin,isln il Inc land dweils
anon lhi. side Of Mason and DIxon's
I;ne. \. for one. MI b disnninnIsi.
Iv;ll he re.dy I, Dissolve lie Union Of
,he S,a,es. Bui 81 long as Ibeiiese that
p,,riolism i moi local, bnl llwells 10 every
section and pan and parcel OF This gloTi-
Gus Union. l will be ready II go 10 any
mar, az i,-and wherever tie slarspangled
banner nav wave, 10 call that my home.
md moi be ashamed 10 be fond dwelling
:here. Siis. do mol aspire ~ shnse hon.
ors which are 20 Be obtained by lie abuse
OF any section of oar country. l,etillose
have them who nav desire lhem-iormy
mart. 4 would scofn and despise them!
will asscriaie with northern men whist
they remain lsiIhfu and lrue 10 the Un-
ionl Others NAV be satisfied 10 see our
country broken and divided But my
ambition is more enlarged! Wien dis
union comes. our national glory wIll all
have hed. You cannot divide The name
snd glory OF Washingon-and The spirits
az The revolution, which hover over Us,
cannot bo diviled-lor they know no
north, no south. no east. or M wesil And
IL there we're no other reason. The broad.
national character OF The man whom we
have presented as our candidate, would
enliIle him to your support. Go ask
Scott where ne Tesides-where is his
homel His response viii be, that this
xho,e broad land is his home--and he
has yindicaied his tile TO the inheritance
from lhe extreme norIh of The confederacy
10 the burning sands Of our southern boun
dary. And so long as liberty shall en-
aure and freedom end an abiding plact
hers-so long will she be the home o
that man who lias never uttered one sen
ienrs which shows sectional feeling
W.nresel llere has been any disturbance
here Won have always found Scott. A
Dhippewa--all over our northern fIuniie
IN near every State of Tie Uninn-ai III
castle Of Vera Culz-though The plain
OF Mexico, wherever there has been dis
irrbance--Ihere has heen Scott yindlca
ing The glory AMI honor Of the America
arms--and enliling himself 10 The graf
inde Of all. as The bold, peerless, arrival
led American citizen. soldier and civilian
And vel we are lnll thai THIS man is u,
10 be trusted! Who, then, 10 The nam
Of God. | ask You. is 10 he trusted! Wha
test will you Introduce whereby To try lh
man who is worthy Of sonr support F0
foriy-four years he has given his lime-
his sirengih--his enersies--his health
aissll 20 his country, and now, inh his ol
sge-coyered with tile honors and glor
Of hundred battle fields, will say lhal {
is NOT TO be trusted A gentlemen, ii
niher day. encountered an old and lmpu
siVe friend Of ScUa, and remarked To hi
that Scott would moi do that he had Il
much weight to carry ~ believe !
has, replied The other gentleman. :.
believe you are righ,--he has loo niue
weight 10 carry j! he is carrying al0i
British lea,l ~ his body fhm, any 9TH
living mani" But my cou0lrymen.
yon cannot trust Gen. Scot. who ca
yCn trust I they say alr. Pierce
sound upon Ihe Southern question! Is,
Heve he is! Bot. sirs, Scou brings eve
better testimonials than Gen. Pierce
fact, he has fought battles. and endure
more calumnies Cor his entire counlI
than any man living Upon almost
ihou,anl tields he has vindcaIed and bu
up a i.0tionct maine Aud | ask evei
man 10 lay lis har,l upon his breast At
tell me truly, whether he can believe III
such man as Senlt would sacrifice al
enc section CT Ibis Union u another, or
..o, e be trusted il matters which 90
c,rned The wellTe DC alt. lusl show ii
one aei, point me To one falsehaod--ol
wrong step, either morally Or socially
snd | viii admit lhai he is unworthy
But his whole lie has been one of Il
most clrcumspcct pnrity--liying in OBJ
Hence both 10 God and man.
There is one charge, however, whit
wish TO call your attention to!
ave read IN newspaper, and la,
seenna contradiction or il, thai IA Dom
tsdfi6 ilSttEr, for tc siate at large, i
this state, told his audience that Gel
q Scott keeps large sleek negro station
eIraf his door. and that when visit,
AOmes to the house, this fellow feels III
Lands. and il they are hard and denot
working man, why the Gineraf
hot at hone--but il they are soft, he
invited in at once Now such charg,
Isthese are unanswerable They can
BE answered--and ! suppose they nee
Is answer 1t is said. too, in son
5!aces, that Scott is a Caikolic-anC
4, cfhers, it is said again that he is n
CatTloliGl This charge hependsentir,
~ upon tire fact whether there are an
!:aN6olics where the same is male!
sal nel III made here, barsnse 'hee