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


slightest intolerance on his part. in South !
Csrslins. Al The lime af The oser~hrIminx
popularity OF Andrew Jsekson. would
have shskrn ,l,< Union 10 me rrnire- Ills
ireslmeni Of Tie red mru-of The fareign-
ers who fought Tor our fae-of he sick
BY pesiiIenre-of the wounded in war. all
prove ihsi he is as gentle as he is brave.
II 10 said that he is a Csih.lir +; il 10
uos lror. bm wher that s m nbjeriinn.
erase me name Of chs,les Carroll. ef Car.
fo!Ilon, from she Declaration Of lndcpen-
dence..
There are some Southern Whi4 gensIe-
men who think Winfield Scott rather SER
iionals seclinnsl for ire Moth; not ma
IionaI enough. 4 Il not, my iempesluous
friends. rzlhef unwise 10 create The issue
you depreraies Tha, man is liisle versed
IN human nature, does not understand the
constitution &C The human mind. who
doubts Winfield Sroii's unfailering deso-
lion TO the Union. The powder-monkey
and the drummer-boy can't help being
national. The siernest Aboliiionisi or The
hottest NuIlifer, the moment his foo, is
on the deck Of bai,Ie-ship, or himself
within the call OF bugle. loses bis mar
row locality, and expands 10 the exalted
dimensions of true American. The
soldier and the sailor worship their coun-
uy,s Gag. Winfield Scott will be false 10
The Union when he ran distinguish The
STATED md divide the political frmamen,
into Northern and Southern zone.
u 10 asserted that VIM. II. Seward sd-
vocaies the election Of Scott. The ar
gumeni Is TOO puerile to deserve comment;
il amounts TO this. that whatever Mr.. Sc
ward advocates should be opposed. He
advocated the French indemnity. The pat
ronage Of the Collins STEAMERS, River and
Harbor Improvements. and he has advo-
Gated Presidents that have been adopted
by the people.
But Il may be urged that Winfield Scott
viii be under the control of MIR. Seward.
The man that makes the assertion as
sumes that he ia superior TO Scott in INTEL
lieenre and virtue. u is as ungenerous
80 untrue. Winfield Scott 70 Q gentleman
Of liberal education and enlarged expert.
ence. of great genius, and on The very point
that makes Mr.. Seward objectionable to
many is in direct sntagonism 10 him.
When number of gentlemen in our
fciiy, saw, or fancied they saw, danger 10
The confederacy. and called a meeling ol
citizens al Castle Garden, 10 renew ex.
pressions Of attachment 10 The Union, and
Of determination 10 preserve the Consii.
tuition inviolsie, Winfield Scott. although
his military position had kept him away
from all political gatherings. true 10 bis
national tuition and natural instincts, al
tended and spoke. He had shed his
young blood for his common country, and
the mere suspicious Of danger alarmed
him 10 his post.
Young men Of New York, il is in bad
taste for US TO use scurriIous epitheis in re.
lation 10 the Senator of marked ability
\ who represents in The councils OF the ma
tion the sovereignty Of the States. ErIol
can be defeated by digni6ed argument
Time will dlspel The misis Of delu.ion an,
disclose inbold relief the real truth.
i The same Democratic 8 Free Soil par
"" that defeated The election, has pre-
vented the nomination Of Lewis Cass
:. All the Democratic candidates who CAV,
written sanction to the invlolabiliiv Of th,
| Compromise fell at their hands. Do no
; the Van Burens and Ran,ouls cordial,
! advocate franklin Piercel Does h,
scorn and repudiaie these principles Di,
] he ostracise and trample with his hee
! Free Soilism in his native State! De
: mocratic rank and file Free Soil men, lool
up and answer. Is itnot understood lha
g the Free Soil leaders shall share in th
!, policy and patronage of the Government
s A cordial ''No!" rings oui from the deep
| est recesses Of Hunkerdom. If this b
0 true, then this year has witnessed The eli
: max Of political lurpiiude. Men hav
! become aposiaies from their professe,
4 principles without reward for The nes
!, yoke Of apostacy.
hrsdIuices VI Intus We dTt cdiieu upo
. TO sustain principles. 10 elect the plat
n forms. The Democratic platform is
cold. cheelless and barren platform. mad
n Of British Iron. heated by British Goa
al riveted by British Labor; lis champion
e The London Times. There in no livin
Il thing upon il. |, sus,ains the coffin Of R
yer and Harbor and grea, Internal In
p provements.
&. Our platform is made Of American Irol
le is heated by American Coal, riveied b
E. American Labor. Il has too champion
IN 1.-the living and the dead--Henry Cla
y and Daniel Webster.
10 But Free Trade is right. So Peace
l. right. We require Protection for Fr,
, Trade, as we require fortresses and shiI
4, Of war for Peace. Names are thing
he There is music thrilling in the word Free
e, Free Lands. Free Homes, Free Me
il. Free Trade! But death to British Fr,
Of Trade All hail 10 American Free Trad,
III Labor is not so material thing as
9, ship-il is not as visible. Il is down
n The mines, up in the garret, OF far aw;