The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

Ing been made entirely upon sectional ground,
and that no man can for II moment dispute it.
There has been some comment npon the
speech made By MIR. Fillmore at Albany. II
he had mol made that speech aud been assailed
for making il, would not have been upon
the stump, as It is called, to defend him.
| Applause. Sir, those around me well know
that it was my intention, although my opn-
ions were very decided, not 10 have entered
upon this campaign, but when ! saw senti-
ments so purely national and patriotic, COM
ing from him. seized upon and mlsrepresen-
ted, said TO myself" Well, ifthis is the game
and it is free fight, count me in. Laugh
terand applause. Nomatter, my friends. how
hard the knocks between now and next Mo-
yember, il my life is spared, | will not ask
any man to " count me out" Laughter and
applause.
What was the doctrine 1t was that no
section Of this country could submit to an
administration chosen and conducted upon
sectional grounds. Does that declare that
sudden revolt and rebellion is to arise out
OF in No such thing; but with a power
in Congress that can control one or the other
branch of the government. and with an adj
minstration unfriendly to a particular sec
ton Of the county, do YOU suppose that It
could 30 on for month without being block
ed! Look at it in practical point OF view
and see if Mr.. Fillmore was not right. All
have to say is, not referring to It as a
Northern question, should the South com
bne, and should it have power enough from
two or three States to attempt to control the
action Of this government and carry iton with
ont reference To the North. he who would not
resist it il more Of doushface Than am. |
ask no more IRON the South than | would
claim for the North.
But, nv friends. | have already detaines
YOU too long. rCries Of :. Go on" was in
hopes not to have been called upon 10 address
you, at any rate until after the committee
should have reported. But must say one
word to this old Wing party. II is the only
party that seems TO me to thrive upon de-
feat il is the only party that has ever exis-
tel in Ibis country, IN which under every
VARIETY Of circumstance, under whatever dis
appointments Of triumph or defeat, whenever
an old Wing met an old Wing. there WAS no
su. Ii thing as sectional line that divided
them North and South. Applause. It's that
which has carried on .hls Wing party and kept
up lis heart during al the re,erses through
which il has gnne--le who lived South knew
and felt that there was 4 man North who
cherished this national feeling, aud who would
defend il. So has il been, and 81 | trust Il
will be. A little disturbance Of same sort
in the crowd az the further end Of the hall
here occurred, at which the speaker remark
ed that il was only somc by.play and did not
belong To the Wing party. Laughter. Calls
were presently made to the speaker 10 90 IN.
! DOUBT whether | ought 10 90 on. This
much however feel disposed 10 say that IN
my humble belief there Is IN this body 81 men
here assembled power TO control this con-
test and settle il this tall. Cheers. II
strikes me that, as connected with one diyis-
ion Of the opposing parties, coming events
have already cast their shallow before them
and that is this body IT gillant Wings coming
up 10 unanimous voice and declaring that
nothing shall seduee or frighten them. and
II that nobody shall betray them from the support
Of Willard Fillmore. Twenty DAYS will moi
have elapsed before you vii see such an ac-
cumulation Of force TO the ranks Of Mr.. Fill
more as is now claimed for Mr.. Fremont
Loud appI, use. The people represented By
the gentlemen upon THIS huur-and BY then
| mean the friends ii the Dniun-are Il
march on in every State in which they hay,
tickets, or in which they can be formed. IT.
respective Of consequences. and 90 boldly o.
from this time until the ballot box closes ant
The victory i ours. Cheers. Yes. We car
arouse a spirit in this land which, from III,
East and West, North and South. will carr,
conviction 10 the minis Of men. that Wing,
are t. be lound no where bat where they car
ind Wing principles. Applause. wier,
else ~ this contest are they % be found bn
under The banner af Miiland Fillmore. Lou,
cheers. say then, my friends. this ial
having buekled on our armour. lei Us mare.
ON in unbroken ranks 20 the contest, and Tia
victory is ours. loud spplause.l