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

,,'a,;c ~ Pacific ocean, feel that his rights
md feelings would be respected and pro'ec',
j under The administration OF Mr.. Fillmore
,oesehe not know this TO be 50! Docs the
M ;sstly reoose in confidence that Mr.. fiil.
nors will do what he has doneS In bclies,
NO that Mr.. Fillmore will make WIS.,
,irtuous, aud impartial Chief Magistrate. ne
i not called to put faith in the professions
pf a candidate, Or the promises of his friends
4, the ,ecpi,ful and trescherous. virtues OF
marty platform. MIR. Fillmore can offer 70
H. countrymen, as ground OF confidence
IN his capscity truly and faithfully to admin.
is,er the affairs ot the country. the pledge q
4 mast Administration, 20 successful as 10
have hushrd the voice Of party itself, upon
which the country has placed the seal " ~
universal and irreyersible approval.
But not only in the vcxed questions be-
tween. the North aud the South does the
conservative and lover OF peace ieei that VII.
Fillmore will be guided by justice ana mo-
deratiun, but in international matters, scarce
ly less important, he knows that he can safe,
ly RELY upon Mr.. Fillmore's hrm, CAIN,
cons s,ent counscls. faithful friend ana
no less faithful disciple 81 Henry Clay, that
most heroic Of men and yet ardent lover
peace, whilst he will zcalously ma'nn,n the
rights and honor OF his country he VIII not
lightly hazard its peace. Himself governed
b. delicate sense II seli-respect and the
great law Of Justice, he could not be an as'
gressor upon the rights or honor OF any other
peopic. and would not suffer any wrong 10
his own. Hut, realizing the ln'lnciOle
strength of his country, he would not De 70
haste to believe that any people at thls uay'
and with the experience OF the past oeio,e
them. would venture 10 iujurc Of put sign
upon her, and expose themselves to the JUS,
Indignation and Cetribltiye wrath oil aroused
America. Bringing thus To the conduct o
our foreign relations, as he has brought ID tue
past, liberal spirit, and administering thrm
with FIRM, but even ant gracious temper,
our country would attract the gand VIII ana
command the respect at every other people,
and our cnuntrymen at the same time br rx-
empt from the lever aud agne existence, the
ruinoas panics and paralyzng uncertainty
which spring from weak and htiu' OF W..
/ lent aggressive spirit in our own lntereou's. !,
/ with other nations. Dur great republic Moui' ,
re- lie 10 the world us proper destiny, ag'
make manifest the pure glory oi christian
/ Republican people, conteat with he run y
/ tier own ,iftuous and honest lsbnrs. protect
ed by equal laws. The stars aud stripes,
our Ins,eor flag, 20 terrible in war, "ou'',
wave on every sea an ensign 81 peace, a"u
bear 10 every shore under the rum the glad
assurance ol justice and sond VIII. ihs
benehcent cause Of peace would be slrehg'h-
ened by our example, and in her tram, IKE
some Younger and dependent sister, Will iU''
low enmmer.e. Commerce, the present ne
cessity and friend Of the laborer aud Prnhu
Ger III whatever cline or country his l"s ~,
he cast, and whether he be planter or iarnrf
mechanic or manufacturer, artisan or arti.t
whether lie die cnal or iron IN Penns.y wanna
, blast granite or pile ice ~ Massachusetts
spin calicaes or shiriings in Conneetitu'
preserve lard or pack bacon IN Ohio, OF gr"'
cotton or wheat or tObaccu IN Tennessee
commerce, which j. to The producer, whate'e
lie produces, either By the cultivation ni III
earth. or the iashioning Of It's products BY tlp
J skill Of his hands, what the printing press
To the author and the creations 81 mind. W
universal distributor which ha, male ih
world lie market for the product 81 ever
? man who spins, or plants, or digs. hes, u
planier on this side 81 the water - but W
; silent partner Of the manufactures on "
other side the world is heir common mai
, ket, and peace alone can keep safe aud ope
: the great highway 10 that universal mart az
. allow the merehant 10 pass to and fr0 o,
r tween them in security, and commerce 10 q
;. its perfect work. Looking, then, 10 the RAJ
I administration of the Government by VI
b Fillmore. NAV not his countrsnen cnnild
safely IN the assurance that the peace ~ "
/. country would mol be lightly hazarlledor sa'
= rlfced. and that peacc A. sentiment, y
{ arts Of peace, aud peace a. a policy Tor !
q blessed fruits, will be properly appreciate
9 cherished, aud guarded; Aud here, agal
o NAV We not ask the question, whether
. will no, da what he has done and his iutun
: will il not be like his past:
!. And, finally, gentlemen. IN whatever a
peet regard the question which We are cal
y N III solve fur ourselves. in whatever qua
i te, look, or by Whatever policy % ~
tive could be governed. my duty
. clear ami NV preference decided. Ny g.
is ,iction i abs lutte that Mr. FILLMORE - q
% man for the great work before u. ha
{; faith to believe that this truth will
,e recognised by the people Of the North a
\ lie South. aud will be The faith 81 the nain
u before the great day il November. lreloi
e 10 the belief that IL is the faith Of Ienness
=. to-day. mi 4. -hr ,nted for him Mr. u
ID more for Vice President, she will perlt
~ tie bright rerofd aud ypte Tor him for Pre-
81 dent. Her son. will thank her inr 4; u
, viii honor her Tor The suffrage size will {.
y for ihe gae,, wise. aud faithful servant
al III, cpVatry. She nor they will eser. reg
to i, 40 murp han Size regrets the bright "a
" IN lee annals IN which il is written that )
he cat her .aiFtsge fur tie immortal man v
NJ Was thfite the saviour 81 his country. III
r. were tue To him aud themselves; they y
y be tue ID his friend. aud tie friend nf q