The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-28

ceed in electing, their candidates, you Viii
be subjected 10 temptation as trylng as the
demand upon your ,saiterance maysproye 'nl
case General Grant ist chosen Presidents,
Hasty Ill considered. passionate oryiolelltg
aetioa, in the event Of a democ, NC Il suclsll
cess, would be almost sure. ~, the ends ,s's
turn TO your discomi ture, and rrnder yonri
last estate worse than the first land jet H.
will reqLirea good deal oil seli isceMuand ~,
control sihe reaction Iron. thlsi depression.
But the country. la that event, will he tse
severely divided and so greatly. excited
that \ small thing may indacela terrible
catastrophe. .nfa1 8i4dl bsRE agaA .GuIfNfltg
=. 0n The other hand. in case of General
Grants election. you will be Called On to
exercise while longer your patience and
terbearancr. am sure II will be reward, :,
ed IN the end. ldon'l bellevea thai Gene-t
raj Grant is yosr enemy. | feel, sure he
, means kindiy toward you, and vail do Just
! tice aod show mercy in his course toward
yau. A large mass VI repaollcans will help
yua, ii yoa will do your best to help your,
selves. A great mjority u all the North
only want 90 be sure u Is sale 10 take you
cordially by the hand oacs more, ,Blde.
then ypur time. In either e,snt. Psssess
our souls in patience. Cali 10 your zid
that grandest oi all human qualities SELF
coulrvi. and all will yet DC wsll."'3g gsva4q
Nut only 10 ihls speech. but IN others
since delivered, Mr.. Adams recognizes the
great conyulsiuns wh,ck have rent aud up-
larnra Suu thern society, and erecommends
10 re0a.ld with view 10 the changes pro-
dueed by the earthquake. and not tiupvp The
foundations which st has shaken TO- irag-
meats. as Bai, supposing Graersl Grant IL
be eisctr,l, itmsy be that, however trtens-
~ and conservative his lsdispss,tlons. he wdl
be NO -eose able ~ ererc,se thea ihaa, n
Andres Johnson. How cam the canssr,a,
tlsm elnbpdied in u. ). Grant prevail oysl
Ia twu- thirds radical majority in Congress,
any more than wien IL is embodied iu An.
drew Johnsous If Mr.. Adams is right ~
his estimate ot . sirong consersause Leaves
in the republican, party, then indeed thers
may be rovm ivr iupe. gd sar tarw s.gs9
81 Ia desiing with this subject. however
Mr.. Adsms has necessarily sad much whlcl
may be distasteiul 10 the south. but th'
QUE stivn is whether he uttrrs ihe words .
wisdv,n, of soberness, oi truthf tf aush
that he has said may seem harsh,it Is alb
suf,l, under the circumstances, 10 suppos
" It it was 80 Intended. Ia - not Massa
chusrlts gentlemen who iasalt the South
Gensral Butler, who sisite.l Charleston be
tore the war, aud proIssssd to be an eI
lreme friend VI ine South, might insult !
IA lis lsllcn state, but not the son OF JohI
| Quiney Adams. IL - not eitrn that an.
; people have al opportunity oi such q re,e
, llit,on;uf the teal state VI things ccnnrcte'
4 nth their political situation aud saiyatio
: ss these addresses afford, IL Is not oi.e
that, anywhere. a puplic. man Is Ipund VIII
. eau rise above all party sssoeiaticns an
4 linhuensss. aud, prompted by a gennln
q passlv. f,f the public good, and the goo
! especially. OF those whom he may tempora
" rlsy wound. speak forth his innost sunsie
c lions w,thuul lear or favor. Mr.. Adam
j. de ,erses the credit vi ascending TO an einlu
!. sacs ~ mural courage and ,cunscientlou
4 ,eaador in his speschcs at the South, whir
2 we're Indeed demapJsd by The, times, bt
!, ish.eb. 90 one but himself seems to hay
Ibesa sbls ~ respond 20. And whatese
n 4 lisrence III senument there may be as
4 hls counsel. there can be but one opinlon
I. % the superiority. he has exhibited over u
. groysl,ug motives u mere sell seeking pal
}. ,iIssss, aud The sincerity and independens
,e viii n ace - conspicuous 10 him. and
i iA,, egerAtr period so rarely icsnd, tha
u hereafter, whsn any sllusion is made 10 OF
!. political assemblies TO al honest man, On
III hl,huughtsiu iuf thesaudience willas instins
4, ltiseiy recur 70 J.Q Adams as the eyes
le yehe ithen,sa pisysvers are said 20 hassiI
,nssbl1eiSry turned 10 hfistides. when u
i ivtrse oigEsehy lus described asimilar ph'
\ ,nomenon 10 that era linen ! GOES aii
saitsG te1i sll tsdaias sii
B y Thsre have srrised sti New York ih
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