The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

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ana sErFy where, sensations ii ahs deep
ess grief and soFFow; noiwithslandsng al
Ihis. hare nothing % da. nothing % say,
concerning the transaction. 10 NJ place
here. II i past and gone. We cannot
recall The dead "a life. We cannot re-
pair lhe wnng and injury which hare
been done. Bot we can provide Tor The
future. We can do shsl becomes us 90
prevent - fatal, 50 heaTl-Fehding IN oe-
curFence hereafter.
SIR. (ronnnaed Mr.. p. IN bringing in
shis bill, l have seled. IS lhaEe said. from
no mere impulse or osefsroughs sensi-
bilily; from no mere temporary exeIird
feeling. I have bern Influenced By high
er. more stable. and lssling maiises; BY
principles Of sction deeper seliled, more
permanent and end1ring: principles which
remain the same in all times and under
an circumstances. | an Influenced by
principles which look upon duelllng as IN
offence against high Heaven; forbidden
and condemned alike BY religion and
morality. hy Ihe laws ii God and msn.
Sir. might here. wiIh no impraprleiy.
speak Of The spirit III INSTRUMENTATION and
lswless violence which u abroad m the
land. injecting an pervsdIng. Il ~nuld
seen, entire community. threatening the
subsersion Of he established Insululnns
Of the country, and which if not checked
and suhdued. will. IL - feared, sooner ar
laIer. overthrow all Law and oil easeIn-
mrni. and open The way 70 brutal snsr-
civ and misrule. % scenes OF civil strife
and disorder, as sangniAary. as terrific,
a. any which marked the lernclnas and
bloody annals Of revolutionary France.
But SIR. nv purpose i coDhned 10 .
single, particular obiecte u Is 70 prOhi-
bin and suppress practice here. which.
IL not stopped, must ullimslely. IN addi-
ton to other deploTable consequences Of
a private and social nature. put al end
20 al freedom Of debate and sction IN
i ynnr halls Of Legislation, Danish from
Them al Just and nghllnl authority, aud
substitute the dominion Of mere brute
force IN lts'plsee.
MIR. President, in bringing forward this
measure. | repeat ! have acted from q
high sense Of duty. The moral and re-
llglous principles 10 which ] have been
educated. and whlch I regard AZ binding
upon me in al circumstances and sltua-
iions, whether public Or private. IN which
| an placed, would mol allow me 10 hold
astat here, and remain inactive in this
matter. And | call upon Senator'S. up
on grave, conslderste Senators, heads of
fsmdles, fathers Of the land. 10 inlerpose
their authority aud influence Do stay a
practice a. unsuiled 90 the enlightened
age ih.w hlch we 1--we. as IL is revolving To
the moral and religious feeling Of he
eounlry. call upnn them BY their re-
gard 10 tho rising generation, upon whom
the hopes 81 tie country rest; BY their
regard To the eternal and immuIsble prIn-
cipies If moral recIi,ude; by every consl.
deTaunn II justice and humanity: by the
duty they 1--WE 10 God and their country,
IL give their AID aud support to measure
demanded BY tue mural sense of the ma
tlon, and ~ less necessary To ms,nIaln
lrred,m Of discussion here, Than u Is rs.
senusl 10 personal securIw. aud To the
preservation of law, liberty, aud social
order.
The bill was then read twice. ny gene
raj consent. AID referred In the commit.
lee On the Judiciary.
The Senate resumed the consideration
! Of the sub.Ireasury bill, and Mr. Strange
addressed the Senate until 4 o'clock, IN
favor of the bill. when, without having
concluded his remarks, he yielded the
floor to motion for adjournment.
81, In the House Of Representatives.. Mr.,
Grennell aud Mr. Granllsnd were an
nounced 10 have been appointed mem
bers Of the select Committee To examine
aud report the cause Of The death ol Mr
CiIIey's dea,h, &c. in the place Of Mr.
: Briggs and Mr.. Harrison, excused.
Mr.. Csmbreleng renor,ed bill 10 pro
vide for the collection. ssit.keeping, trans
+ fer, and disbursement OF the public reve
nue..
The bill reported bv the committee OF
foreign affairs. for the preservation OF gu
neutral relations, came up IN order. an
,, AFTER discussion. passed It's last reading
and was sent To The Senate for their con
curreuce IN It's smrndments. II passe,
by vo,e of 1870 :" IS.
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