The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-18

unrans ~ graee 90 Lo1i0n al0llr. khan N
alI Ihe United Sniesl Ifyau donhs ihrse
statements Of lhe Lord Bishop of London.
consult the proceedings II Ihe last snnu
Il meeting Of the Cily Mission; and lhen
pOBdrr. whether The hundreds Of pounds
squahdered on Mr.. ThompsnA's iriP 20
The United Sssirs-and IN printing his
ISLANDERS af that eounlry--and the adj
Iianal hundreds. which / see DE. Heugh
urged the people Of Glasgow 10 give
him BY wsy NJ =. Testimonial Fund''--
might M. have been fully a. veil laid
oui in sending the gospel 10 the British
espilsl!
., Besides. The accusations nov made
your oEn nn The general subjects Of slave
~ in itself considered and neglect Of the
religious instruction Of The nAuEes-the
remaining charges which we have been
arrsigned upon--Enay 10 a certain extent,
fall under the general head &c severity
injustice and drep rooted prejudice sgiasI
tie blacks. These things may be trne.
or they Insy he false. The statements
and evidence on birth sides are in reach
at The public. fou hsse yourked for
Iae.r truth. and IL - MT now NV design
To shaw The contrary; hll 10 Show Who
they arr thai are 81 ready Ia magnify re
al errors. aud Ia allrge false criales up
On their neighbours.
'. Pray sIr. were you ever IN Ireland!
II you were. YOU saw land. ierIlle aud
brsuuful; people. handsone. intelligent
aud active: q climate mnre GENIAL than
any "Ih-r IN 30 high northern latitude.
IN short. every thing that should make
us iesming population rich. happy. aid
powerful. Twas there. lsax hundreds
Of people who had no fixed abndrs. I
saw the majority IL the huuses Of the
lover classes Ia be worse than the stables
aud eoS.houses in England; ! saw thou.
sands IN rags; hundreds naked; and hun
dreds more naked. except pIere 81 a
single old garment hacked at the third
report On The exPediency of a poor Law
for Ireland, made hy nrtl.r II Parllanenl.
and found thar 2. 3s5 900 sous are Ou.
OF work. have nothing To drprnj nn and
are IN distress tyr Ihriy weeks e,rIy
wear. u Is settled. Intlis, u,abls truth.
that me third Of The IRISH pe"yir beg
their bread two thirds 1T every year.--
And vet en0Tmuus Quantities Of grain and
live stock. and all SORTS nj provision, are
exported from Ireland. And ye,. IN De.
nance of all this tremendous. long cont
nued. and periodical Suffering. there - no
poor law. nor any sort Uf general pr,ni-
zion by law. Tor The ponr n tha, island.
But there are fnrty nine regiments of
horse and foot. and a conslshuIar, force
~ about the same magnllnde-ready TO
STAY the peoples st"machs with lead At
night, and steel in The morning. THIS Is
the happy contamination Of SIX hundred
wears Of British authority! And haw ran
YOU. sir. lock any human being in the
fare. and charge his country with wrong.
I'LL you have strained every effort to- re
dress this vast hereditary guilt Or If
Won fail. hn" can ynu speak. nationally.
IN the hearing If earth. or heaven. about
human Hrnngs!
10. Look for the Last time 10 the vas,
plains OF South Afrira. vet with the blood
Il murdered natinns. Read The clear and
masierly speech oi Dr. Philip. already
twice referred 10. IF a traveller who
had visited that country twenty i've
wears ago. were tn take his stand Oh The
banks nf the ke'skam,na river. and ask
what had becune d The natives whom he
saw there on his former vi.il: If he tnnk
his stand on the rurks of the SnntIaro
river. and looked towards country
seventy miles IN breadth heiure him, he
might ask the question; Il he were
To take has stand again un the Fish river,
aud then extend hi. views ~ Caffrarls.
ne might ask the same question: and
were he TO take his stand on the Snow
mountain, rallied Graaf Relnol, fhe would
have before him country containing
10000 square miles. aud ask here was
the immense concnurse he saw there
twenty i've years. ago. M ran could tell
him "here thew were!" Ask Lord GIrn>
elg. his Majesty's principal Secretary
fnr the Colonies. and he vii admit hat
the system Of treachery. plunder, and
butchery, By which these brave and
upright savages have hpen wasted in ex.
terminating oppression. constitutes per.
hays the most degrading Of al the chap.
iers Of the history of msukinJ. Il ~
chapter written in The tears and blood
Of slaughtered tribes. and Is harIl, vet
dry npnn The paper that records II for
the execralion Ut I,nsierliy! II is chap
ter That had moi heen fully enacted when
you we're conrnruug plans aud arrang
ing agencies rs wlI"h 10 make lliuslrlous
the benign sway 81 universal frpedntn,
lustire, and benew,!enre in Your ntoaar-
rhy--and 10 brand upon orr ReBuiEc
repoacles "hlch coming generations
could not efare
Bur why need ! mulupIy particulars,