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

The eircion Of Mr.. Fillmore may arestii--pro.
badly il would. AM. ,haiis saying as much.
we think. as can be said in truth.
We Gull few passages from The long speech
OF Mr.. Dronks:--
II we must live in the Union, lei il be in.
deed Union Of equality and right, Let five
negroes at lie South be equal 10 that number
a, ,he North, pass law rrqnring lhe joint
concurrence Of the President and Vice President
to give an act effect; and make an express
provision that one or he other o! HE officers Of
Executive shall be a stakeholder. II this cans
not be effected, then dissolution is our only
hope.
!" do M, love the Democratic party over
much. am somewhat doubtful Of Democracy
north Of Mason and Dixon's line. Fake any
one Of them, corner him, and ask him whether
he Is really ii lavor Of slavery, and lie will ,fl
you no. They are nol always 10 be trusted.
Upon tins question we want men who will 60
the whole hog.
!. The Democratic party IL responsible Tor
many acts Of injustice 10 The South ant had done
mucl, 10 consolidate the government.
"rhoso very men Northern Democratic
who had repuda,ed tia, restrictive line. were
The FIRST men 10 raise the cry Of violated
faith, and in three days these mem, in The
House Of Representatives. started into chcula-
linn paper which wa. The basis Of the Kansas
Aid Society, BY which large fund was raised
10 delea, The provisions Of The Kansas Nebraska
bill.
"rhey would put GORDON Of FIRE around The
Southern States. II they could, and force slaves
~. scorpion-ke, 10 sting itself TO dealh
hate them, as hate The mocessin and The rat
,lesnake. And they are Ike unto the moccasin
| III nature, for willie The ralIlesnake gives us
warniae Of his presence and attack, Il. moe
casn insults lis poison silly.
Will sou wall patiently until they have las-
tened The Jokes upon your necks, 90 will yon
meet them ~ advanced II should be mel in
tllis way. The Constitution OF the Uaiied
States should be- torn 10 fragments, and South
em Constitution formed. in which every SAFE
should be a slave State. GCheers. The only
hope uf The South is in her,elf lie, Us cnt
the bands which hold The lao sections together,
and lsse our positions as fall grown nation in
The family Of nations. Applause. ! have
been a disunionsl from The lime could think.
Il is due TO nv lends To say that | think that
The reparale aciion II one Safe viii retard rather
lhan advance our great hope. Let them al 60
together. Some say II Fremont is elected, the
South will submit. | do moi believe il. BIZ,
one Stale alone cannol break up The Union, and
there is oo much al sake TO play the game
lglGly. We must have The corporation Of tho
entire South. Their mofal siI il worth more
Ihan soldiers. For ourselves, say. lei Soaih
Carolina stand as an armed knight, with lanee
cnnched aud no, feather Of her plume IN mo-
INN
:" have told you We should dissolve the
Union. Il must be done. The dead carcass
must b. cut flom The living body; llley rannot
exist gelher. Some Of our Southern itiends
will mi come np 10 tie marx until The pending
Presidential elrcuon Is decided Buchanan must
DO elected or defeated before they vii consent
10 art. | itll sou do mol believe 10 any party
which Goes not believe 10 slavery. The Demo-
rralic party ale on nur side 10 this contest, there
fore sbsll 90 for Buchanan, and shall do so
honestly aud perhaps zealously. Iiu am by
m means sure Of bis election. ] act IN lhIs on
the same principle that good.heafitd physi-
elan gives medicine while his pa'irhl j. dying.
shall continue 10 use Buchanan pills. u they
cue, well enough: IL moi, !, cannot be helped.
They do no harm, aud u is our only chance.
4 Laughter. ! am obliged TO 60 fer Buchanan.
Tor lhr only choice Is b,isren hin, FILLMORE.
and Fremont. NJ. fdimore j. gentleman.
ant made good President, and perhaps. il be
i elected. may deceive his own party. and do
better Than we expect. Bat We don'l want 10
throw back The tide of dsuninn. Il is ifue.
NJ. F,llmore Is knax Nothing. ! do not
care much e., that. liza maa Is true 10 the
Snulll. will trust him. be he kniw NmhIng
or moi.
/" BuIl,ius suppon Buchanan. a, il !. the be
roure we can pursne. AN not c1niden, Of
- election by any means. Fremont may be
elected. suppose he should De-. With eighty
millions Of dollsr- in Nj. power. VIA, must be
ihr RESULT We should meet lie
enemy hall way. of late The star, and bis
III fisl bios. II Fremont u elected. ! am in
i.yor 81 the people d the South. whether 10
concert or not. SEEING the iteasuty and lie
archives q lhr government"
We hope hat there are bD, lew. II any, Of
nnr readers. who 10 mi condemn. rom The
bottom ~ iheif hearts. such sentiments and pur-
poses. They show, we think, thai we were
MI wrong IN alIrbaIina The beating ~ Sumner
10 desire 10 ,in up snsl feeling As would pre-
cipnale Tie IL ssnlu,ion 81 The Unian.
All The o.her speakers heartily spplaudei
that braiing. AR. Blocks attempted 10 justly
II, II cnur,e.
d.. Gain saL,--
" The act was noble; il was daring; and
possibly i might be the means o. solving the
problem whether the South should have an
equality ~ the Union, ora separate indep en-.
dence outotit IL"
Gen. MeGowan said,-
/" III had ,lopc bis duty IN a striking man
ner, and il was right he should be by The
assurance, "wel done, thou good and lailh-
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