The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-11-11
Vol n
LASS Isnl.l Il nalq lqml.

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| VI .y;GEN ERAL lGRASIiis, ELEcTn,N,ad NJ
Ia The election yesterday resulteds ins the
triumphant eir6lipno Of General slIaS. .Graii
Tor Psesi.lent. mud fhr IA on. Schny ylerlC O ~
fax liar Vice bIrsidrnisssTsr sr ilrmserscy
made asgood s6s ~, sslcDuld,hase beeNiexi
pec,rdI dIndrrsihe caGsia ~sness. surrcuntl-
ingahsparty.i In that rfgRtiweshass been
defeated, sndswe submit iolihe will of The
peopieu as st0sllhiimes right iaad proper,
whether for or againsi us.d AltdH s40fi1l 81
General Grsntais now cntitiedto rscsive
a iar trial IinltheI Executireori,alr and we
bope that the Democrat,c party will. Is FAR
as 10 their power. 'ssppnrt and susain him.
lie has had dhe wisdom TO keep his own
councils. 10 hold HE ttongar between his
teeth. and nov. unplrdged to- any party.
and uneomai,ted 10 any policy he be.
come. President ef che United States -
HIS election NAV be madstae triumph OF
real conservative sentiments; far thuugh tue
candidate Of Radical extremists. and ele-
waited by tha, party. he hadlo be taken Ivy
them Notwithstanding the uniform conser!
satsm that marked his course goi conduct.
rs well durisg the war a. -iAce the return ~
peace. No single sentiment of extreme
Radical ism could bric rtnrudslrain him even
~ srrve the purposes of amost excited canl
VISA Ills slmple q" i.etuus lhare peace
WAS q conserssiise Interpolation upon fhe
Chicago platf"i IN. ind eating but little
/ sympathy with the extreme siemslof Radi-
cal leaders. sgl, g is Hsl tai as'ti -
It,wlll not surprise. us ti!l lbeforsla year
| ha. rolled rnun,l, n the Democratic! party
shall be called upon To rally tb the suppnft
Of Gsn,rai Grant. ~ they we're compelled
| To come 10 thai af President johnson. iiie
eannoi ilsnlb the p"wer aadauH1ruesa al isis
sIslted position 10 the yiolrnce ot The par.
NY that has siecied hlmi; hs will be consev-
Evziise Of ths Constitution aajs give chr
weight sf,his iafpence 10 The promstinn ol
true aud genuine reconstruction. Unles.
hs lhryws himself. body aud soul. inta ,he
hands oi thseK,reme men Of hispsrty! they
viii war upon hla asl,hsy sdid'opou Prssi
dent lohnsun. 49, saliisE7 GA h7l'W' , =
u they still hold hs shsnds tied BY unesn.
s,itationai legislation. and d,sest him sf his
constitutional pewess. as they did Presi.
dent Jshnson. srsptsre m the party issir.
rssistlbls. nthey rsstsre tohiln hisrightiul
prerogativs. he has the popular vince with
him 50 potent and rswerfaisthsthe will 6nsl
il moro ts his iptsrest to BE- true aud justss
his couatry. raihes than vipient aad pre-
seripiivs 81 the, Jsasnds ofhislparty. IA
! Fdtssnersl Grant will be no pnppet in the
hands of party leaders; he demonstrated IN
ths field Of battle sa iudiriduxiits1and will
which wholly prrelsdss the idea ri his be-
ing used by sny man er setof asn 10 ds the
behssts vi his party against the interests of
his essniry. .s, ,weithsrsfors bespsak,s Ger.
dial and beartysupport Of ,se Dsaasratic
psrty for General Gsant. believing him en-
titled 10 it from his election, ss veil ss from
the salient and strong points,of his charae.
tee. ,t spasa9th at3sss .at4 sss"hstta
ss4HsN N-s~S->-~s~~.~>.- fn9b'he 'stb