The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-03


.lerlug he,e. as every vote wiihheld.trem hlm,
of ,hnse who have been his friends, viii damp /
lie ardor ol lie iae friends 81 the South here.
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4 SOulh Carolina Advocate for Willard Fillmore
rhe Charles,ou News. which few days
since declared lis preference ior Mr.. Buchanan,
ihonol il also endorsed The Nationality Of Mr..
FILLMORE. nnblishes telegraphic despatch, from
,hp civ ar Washington, announcing ina, cah-
cus I, American members had resolved 10 exert
,hair every ability 10 secure The election % Mr..
Fillmore. a. The only way 10 give harmony,
nesee and permaneney % the Union. aud accom-
panied !, with lie following remarks;
In This determination the Southern Americans
have expressed the sense Of all those who VIII
lake The trouble 10 look 10 The bottom 81 our ma
tiunal difficulties. Ii is already beginning TO be
realized lint Mt. Fillmore is The only true ma
lional candidate III lie field. His election would
wnnnd the sefrespect Of m truly national man.
North or South. Those who are con,en, with
The equal rule &C The country, and do mol cavel
see,ionaI advantage. and are opposed 10 section
hi dominion, whether NnilA o. South, will be
satisfied with The election Of MI. Fillmore.
/ The Aboliiionists and Frcmnniers VINO seen
sectional domination reall2e fully that Mr.. flll-
more il lie tuly national candidate, and they
make war upon him accordingly.
They consider him The only obstacle TO me
election Of Fremont and they rf)alee IN every
/ Democratic Buchanan victory al The South as
So much clear gain 10 Their cause. They know
That every success 81 Fillmore is triumph OIL
national. sentiment, and strengthens sectional
seutimen, al lie North. and gives heart and co,r.
.aoe II III national men there. They sepend
lunon sectional sentiment for sueeess; they re-
fioiee IN every Buchanan iriumph, and as help
ING 10 feed lie sectional feeling q their own sec
lion. Their beatty desire is then 70 remove
Mr.. Fillmore from The canvass, aud - Drns on
a desperate war Of the Two seellonso The conn.
Itry UPON tie repeal of The Missouri EonpFo-
mise, and al the nhammat0tg topics o. The Nan
sas question. The southern men who coyet
disunion as gpod; The Northern men who
entertain the same sentiment. will both. with
nerlecl consistency, make war upon Mr.. Fill
more. Andihere IRE those, WHO, governed ~
lihe surface II things. who though well Affected
10 lie Union, desire the Withdrawal " defeat q
Mr.. Fillmore al the Soufh-not seeing that the
ldtlea, IL Mr. Fillmore Is The triumph 81 RE.
lnont--at ifaSt all Iren0ns friends think So
and il wnnld be diserfei ~ In et'Eies lo sup
nose lliat his friends know heir own game
and moi ID help them IN playing !. and furnish
them with cards Il, make /.
We believe that lie friends. The country
and of equal rule, North and South, will take
counsel from the wishes Of the common enc,
. nv, and not CRAFTY their desire BY playing
their game for them. Fillmore and lheeoan'
try, i the war cry they justly dread. W
think lie country, North and South. will taxi
ap this cry, aud write victory upon the ban
ners that bearit. "'rhe sober second though
Of lie people will discover that in the elcc
tien &c Mr.. Fillmore lies the reeoncSl iatloi
of tile North and Snlth that his past carcc
: aud lis present national position, farnisl
I ground upon which both sections can NEE
!, ii amity and with perfect sell respect; an
! that the pledge u his previous adm'nistrasn
! in crisis Of intense sectional DIVISION, enal
antees ID the South a. well as the Mort
! justice and an impartial rule.
! They remember that the Gloss OF his ad
!. ADMINISTRATION found the South stronger at u
I North, and the North stronger at the SOUTH
than il had been for wears. National meF
3 whether Wings Or Democrats. were every
where retained in power, or advanced ~ pow
Ell, 81 the expense Of sectional agitators. ~
snod genius Of tile Constitution reslgnf
K. everywhere triumphant, and the country r
! posed in peace. This uas the proper lfu
IF Mr.. FilImore's national sentiment and o.
ton counsel. Tie people begin 70 realize
le and they will every day more and mnre r.
ie aIize-that in the triumph d Mr. Ftllmoi
= tie country will triumph, their safety be az
:. vance, their quiet secured, and that ~ liiil
d conservative sentiment, rational, moderate
/. sober coans +, will find a calm, conraseou
X consistent ami lried advocate. and they 81
i stansl by Fillmore and the country.
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