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We publish with pleasure, in our paper to-day
the appeal of Capt John Cameron, of Hiilsboro'
to the Colonies of Regiments in this StassafoF as
sis.aDce in raising Company of Infantry for the
Mexican War. In an eloquent address, which
appears in the last HiIlsborough Recorder, Capt
Cameron says: ..s


81 do not address this TO those who satisfy their
patriotic feelings bT depeoncing the war, and who
fancy that their lofty indignation is more than
equivalent for their want of pride of country
or who account for the paralysis in their sword
arms bJ the holy horror which they experience al
the idea of shedding innocent blood but to those
who feel that they have country whose honor
they are bound To maintain and protect; who look
upon dag the symbol of that honor, and up
every spot where il floats rallying point for
their hearts who hold their lives only their
Is hen that flag calls for protection, and who would
shed the lasf lfedrop in their bosoms one laini
Of dishonor should cling 10 lis folds. To snch
say come on-the ume is short, and ACTION Is the
word" ......s .....
r. Spoken like patriot and mani Capt Cam
eron is Wing, bat he does not brlong TO the
Corwin tribe. Like Doniphan, and Curtis. and
other noble Spirits he jnsti6es the War, and
has no good words for those who satisfy their
patriotic feelings by denOuncing" it, g" or who
account for the paralysis their swords arms, by
the holy horror which they experience at the idra
Of shedding innocent blood" ''e .-