The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27
From the Wilmington Herald.

Every now and then an old line Wing, or
member % The American party in tie Sumih
comes oul IN card in the Democratic papers,
and declares his Intention to support Mr.. Blc-
haIpan, because, as lie SAYS, the issue is reduced
Ia eIn ce between Buchanan aud Fremont
Mr.. Fillmore beng altogether out 81 die ques-
tim. Thoss whnpursur this cnurse are doubt
lees honest in their Intentions al al events We
give them credit fnr beng 50. but III onr judy
mistake. They meet more Than iaif uay their
.treesoa enemies ofhe North. They reduce 10
practice, what The ianaucal adhrren,s Of Ere.
mont are daily intoxicating. and they are playing
into the hands IL esr people by assisting 10
make purely sectional contest for The Presi-
drncy.
Fremont runs az the Northern candidate.
lie does mol expect 10 receive a .ingle Southern
electoral vote. He rms ON single issue al
sniaannism 10 the South. aud he takes his rh,n-
res OF success on the idea tiat by thus running
nc will be ali 10 concentrate Tie united North
aud NORTH West 10 his support. u he shsll BE-
sble 10 DO This, III, election Is sure.
Mr.. Buchanan is held up a. tie Southern
candidate. DE is recommended 10 lie SunlL
as being sound on all ques.io vitality affecting
her inrresis. He u noioIIously weak except
ia The South, aud unless lie receives tie entire
vote Of this section, with one o. lwu % The free
States, Of whncli there appears ~ be no pIaba.
bIliiy, his election j. impossible.
Mr.. Fillmore. On Tile rontrary, represents
neither the Nurlh nor the South exclusively he
j. not llr candidate ~ section, bit Of Tile en-.
lire country. lie represents tie mammal, ION.
servalise sentiment Of Tie United States. ami as
Tie embodiment u those ideas lie will be elected
or DEFEATED.
Such are Tie candidates and such are The
position they occupy.
Nov. tire Northern sgiiaior.. knnwing vety
well that Fremont stands ~ chance IN tie
South, but Mni The North csn eieei him Iuni.
fef. are dong 81 10 tier power 70 force Fill
lnUie onl OF lie ronPsi, Tor The reason that II
lie we're out ~ the way, i1rced nul II The way,
hy lie ircariierUu. conduct IL hs SouiLrrn 4lps.
lns Norlhe supporters, perceiving the conlesI
81 bs reduced 10 mere sectional warfare be.
i~efn FpmnBi AID Bo, hsnsn. sould peilrr The
lOfn,ef - The laiier, SIMPLY because he mnte
neatly represents lie Northern sentiment. Ii
"a evidently 70 their interest 10 make th. rler-
iDH purely sectional 0ue. because IL is their
nnls cbanee 81 success. They have M fear Of
Buchanan, knowing that as between him and
Fremont, u would be 90 difficult nalier H. con
efHitaie s The clements - opposition sg.lnsl
Democratic rule. IL favor u Fremont, and there.
by gam az easy victory. FILLMORE is tIe man
incy dread. - /. sufficiently apparent from The
fpil.sng significant admission Of The New
iu,k Tribune, one Of tie Black Republican or.
gsns. Speaking Of The election, and admitting
10 he course u Ne remarks that Fillmore being
- The lirlj may defeat Fsemoni 10 Maine, Con.
necIiest, Rhode leland. New Jersey. New
York, and Pennsylvania, u says Of The las,
named STATE
Fremont could carry il by Al least 10000
i Fillmore vas om Of Ds Vay, and we rus. he
vIIi carry il sull."
These Black Republicans are perfectly aware
that 50 long as Mr. Fillmore continues IN the
field their hnpes Of succes. are blasted; that
lhev csnsol unite the Nonb and Nofik. West
on Fremont, aud that, without ihi- union. their
csndilaie Is "a dead cock in the pia-snd
hence Ilisii eIprtions 10 rule him. Mr.. Fillmore,
rom the course. Failing ~ this. their next en-.
desyor i 70 draw - closely a. possible The line
which srpgfsies Tie NoHh from the SJuih, and
70 array - bOihls juxtspositiou The sections
io.cthef.