The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
For the HiIlslorcugh Recorder.

MIR. IIgARTT: see from the Southern 20.
litical papers Of both parties, an earnest ana
unanimous expression ii opinion deprecating
The election OF Mr.. Fremont, regarding It as
full of danger to the Union. Some think anu
cnnten, that dissolution Of The Union will
no the inst and inevitable consequence; an'i
even the calm moderate men 81 both parties
look with uneasy forebod'ng and apprehen-
sion ON such result. Those who love
and yenerate the Union oi these states
as the iairest fabric Of freedom ever erect
ed by tie hand Of man, and shudder AZ the
Thought OF its destruction, contemplate WIN
The sIeepest anxiety the contingencies That
NAV arise from the elevation Oh Mr. FREE
mint To Tie Presidency. They anticipate,
and fear but too Justly, that II VIII so NIX
and embit,sr the hostility existing between
the North and the South, already almost ian.
ned into fame by the reckless torch u IA
a,;c;sm--,hat the hand Of patriotic modera-
finn viii not be strong enough to allay II that
The g fastenings" oi the Unon will be so
strained that no power can restore us orisi-
nal strength and durability that u may !"
madden the turbid water Of agitation that
nd one can still the fury Of the snrgihs
waves. That there are clouds IN the po'ssi-
cal horizon that indicate a coming Storm,
Fmen of MI parties, North and South, admit
except the Black Republicans. who IN their
insane and sec tional career, say peace, peace,
when there 4 no peare; and safety, safety
when the wisest see Thick dangers ahead.
Then | would simply ask southern men,
Wings, Democrats and Americans, " y y no.
the part of wisdom and patriotism 10 unite
for the defeat Of Fremont. on Mr. rhimera
or Mr.. Buchanan IL Mr. Fillmore has pet.
ter prospect Of carrying New YORK than
Mr.. buchanan has Of carrying Pennsylvania,
!, then the South ought to go for Mr.. f,llmore.
: .rhe electoral votes Of the South with those
II New York will elect Mr.. Fillmore While
e The electoral votes 81 the South with these ~
d PENNSYLVANIA will not elect Me-. Buchanan.
i From lhr.s,rns ii the times, Mr.. Fillmore y
Il o,inInp ,tenrth al the North, and MIR. Buch-
snan - losing stength. Then ran the s"ull'
hesitate in determining her duty! Let par
e ~ chickering's and preferences be hnshsa
!. Ter them be sacrificed on the altar OF nc
!. Union and our country's good and we VIII
!. nroudIy rcbuke the fierce spirit OF sectional
! Ism. and bury in tie dust Of oblivion inc
/. ,raltorous hag Of Black Republitanlsm- ana
in mi. work Of patriotism we will be aided
" by the opponents of Fremont. North an'
y south. blush for my rrgion 10 know Una
there IL Fremont ticket IN Virginia and
Z, "a. deeply PANIED and surprised that on
h .reupyinr the honorable and responsible
ID ,ru.t ~ 4 Professor in IN ancient and honr
ishing University. should have deseenne'
from the pursuits Of science and learning. an.
n coldly and deliberately asow anu puehs'
IN sentiments in favor u Mr.. Fremonts cleo
C. lion. One who has been entrusted with w
n care and education 81 Southern youth ON
p. who l,as been elevated to place and posiiiol
to. by southern Kindness; thus wantonly To up
in nose bimsrli TO the sentiments and lnstitu
or lions ii the Soulh, and express preference TO
man who owes his popularity aud his hope
Of elevation To- the Mid and lanatieal splri
az his party, aud to the bittcrcst denunr,a
4. lion Of the Sonih. is regardless OF the ohliga
Il. TONS of social duty, and merits the coniemp
~ and pity of every Southern man. ] rrsrs
NO that the Standard Published the /" Proiessar'
M Defence !" but the rebuke he administered
re-. Just aud dignihed.
10. Then when the banner ~ Black hs?ut
- Iicanism j. unlurlrd ~ our midst, sheol
an not tie South ~ act IN the coming Pres
,er dental contest a. to be felt. aud not VAS
ri her energie. il divided aud DESCENDANT 8
raj fort: And although ! regard Mr. fillm"r
a.. a. possessing the highest claims and gual
re featinns for Tie Presidency. enlnenlly httn
ii. HIN for the present erisi. yet u u Is rea.ol
ne ably shown that Mr.. Buchanan has The be-
. prospect to defeat Mr.. Fremont. ! ,hah v"
,,e Tor HIM with great pleasure. and irel that
he am dschsrgns public duty.
Az Olp LINE FILLNoRE WHiC.