The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14
REMARKS OF Mr.. sTANLY.
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On The motion for an inq'iry INFO The Taft
DgaleGii0ns II Public 96iesTs.


conriuds i III. rmsrks. Mr.. Peinkin moS-
ed The previous que.tinn. but ~ Mr.. stan
ly's sullrllaiI..n Withdrew IL, upon Mr..
Sianly's promising 10 renew il before he
cal down.
Mr. STANLY then rose and said. lie
wss rot ahnui 10 GeIsin thf hause - long
a. The Representative from Ohio had done.
Ilisnuw 90 minutes pasi4"rlork. ts~id
he.) We have been consuming lime by
listening Ia remarks upon I'll s"r.s If sub
jec,s. We have had much upon exira,a-
ganre and rcanomy-a mnst ex,rsyagant
Grafton upon matters and things in gene.
raj, from the bal,les II Cesar sud Pun.
pey down 10 the reeenI drmocrs'ic dis
Iurbsnee in Pennsylvania. Yesterday The
hnuse adjourned ior the gralitieslIoa II
the Representative " h. had just finished
hrs grafton against - Henry Clay" cuff
pnTsIi"ns." sssOcIatd wealth." aud
What in his elegant language he calls
whigery." Tie house has listened n
all This ~ilh eommendahle p.iieuee. to
the sbnse Of Wings, and T. the high PraIs-
rs upnn tie new Seaa,nr fram Ohn. Mr..
Tappan.) Mr.. Van Buren,. aud Mr. " ntl-
bury. | claim tie right inr few m,-
naIes 10 reply To part NJ the sprefh Jass
! delivered. In The remafks shall maxi,
will not attempt Ia answer tie srgu'
ments IL this defender Ut ihe.sdmiHistFa.
liun upon all the matters he referred g.:
should Consume Iuo much IIm-. aud
cnuld mol avail myself of the same helps.
lie 10 So great iayoriie al the Treasury
Department, he cau call en hts - Deaf
Sir" Mr.. Woodbury., and get all The III
ftmatian he wishes. II Wing shnuld
amply. as one did al the last session, h.
would meet with refusal.
SIR. he has had tie utmost liberty, III,
most unlImitrd indulgence. yesterday AM
to-day. | cannot. in courtesy or justice
be denied the RICH, tn SAY lew aor''
upon one subject tn which he has alluded
mean sbnliIion. shall NOT discuss
this subject, bul wish In call attention
to some parts If the genileman's languag'
IN reference to This, and to crlebfatt'
letter written BY hum when he was a eau
didate lew months ago.
II will be recollrc,etl, MIR. Speaker, tina
when called The gentleman 10 order ia
lrre!erancy wien he was reading letter
from his - dear" Arms aud his i" dear
Levi, shaving hnw many Wigs aud hot
many Democrats we're IN ullire IN the lt
psr,men,s, the Char decIdrd Mr. cor
. nor nf North Carolina. vas orcupytn
the chair at the uart) that the gen'Iema
. was in order. submitted must chepl
. lully 10 this; and tux the Inert, of IL
tprrupti"g the gentleman. and asking hiI
hnw many abuilti hi.,s there we're arnoti
I the democrats in Office. fusa Inch h
. replied, with pump"us elevation III ,nut
D and with a coufitence which evident
! dtfied c"ntat'ictt"n, that they (abnlitlor
! isis) did mol "helung Ia thar family !.
! They were all aiming tile .Fe6rr'
| Wings" as he calls them. Well, sir.
; VAS glad to hear The assetlnn made u
: this fionr. aud | Witnessed with smil
: the seIf.satIsiartory wh'mperings IF sum
i slsveholiing democrats at this declara;lo
I from the Sampson Of l"coi"cnism.
l But | have the evidence in nv posses
sian tn drive away this pltasng dtinsnr
This declaration but affords addiilons
evidence OF The attempt when Tie sdml
} nistIaunn party are making 10 lmpos
] upon the Southern people.
But. SIR. A. far as ! can, will awake
the attention Of the people OF my dIs'r'c
ard my state Id the dniaes at their sell
constituted democratic friends.
: But tn the letter. The letter.
: | hold IN nv hand, Mr.. Speaker. lei
Ter dated al Montgomery. Hamilton c"aa
", Ohio. signed ~. Duncan" IN whiel
: the writer gives his views oI Il avery.
wish 10 read some extracts ta the h"Use
and respectfully solicit the attention a
the slaveholdiag democrats -of The eau
Gus resolutlon making demucra's--,o ,h'
opinions OF their trusty and wetlheloye'
brother in demucrsey upon the subject II
: slavery. |. want 10 show thrm What
demncra, in Ohio. who is nv abol,t!oa.,t
|. thinks Of their country and their cnnsil
tueRts. Towards the later part of th'
letter the writer says:
There is no man living, perhaps, whn 4
mare deadly hostile IL slavery taaa am. -,
feelings, my education. the circumstances tha
, have surrounded me throagh life together Wi
my principles nf what brhese To cous,i,nt
the natural and political rights nj man- all eoo
} spire 10 make me ahhnr il as one OF the great
f est evils that exists on the lace of the earth.
TMr. Duncan here rose aud asked /
!, explain.
l, Ofcourse. Mr.. Speaker, will hear hin
; explain. said Mr. ).
; Mr.. Duncan then said, that when Il
was asked the question:, whether thsr
i we're any abolitinn democrats, he meas
|. 10 say. they did NJ, heinng III he neng
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