The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21


IL . IN Qaakers. AM ahrir mema-
~; u a'arh ahs lafger pnstioas II lhr
ssaie. the rsealiariaies ef me sacieiy ol
Friends arc nas understood. mr. even
knosn. 1hsis priaeipal settlement i in
ihis roanag. and We are well aequainsed
gilh heir tnannsrs. habits. anil modrs 81
shis King. They are : peculiarly quiet.
anobifIsase. orderly and intelligent peo-
/ pie. and have IhFir distinctive trans,
ahich HEY hare sustained Cor ages.
They refuse he fashionable madrs of
sfssrh and dress; sppparIt their an \ poor;
celebrate lhrir niaiFim0nlsI rites scenrd-
Ing 10 the simple firms II their avn So
eieiy only: pay particular regard 10 tie
rights aud influence of women; are fnr-
hidden ia lhrir dissipline In hill public
affire; interfere sllh the rights VI M per-
snn. ami refuse IN sage war. sren in de-
lence. They osn no slaves. They are
opposed 10 slsyery. 10 use = phrase Of
llieir awn-lhey bear . continual iesti
reanv against il. Yet they are mai abo-
llllonisls, IN The sense in which the term
u taken IN The Snulh. They would be
- f~r rum encouraging disturbance or
rebsllian AIMING slaves. or from consent.
ing Ia Is'elr suddeR anil unprepared ll5r-
ralinn. 80 tie NEST devoted adsarstes Of
- southern rights" They have been in
the habit 81 pslili"ning the legislature for
The 4" termination uf slavery" for . Sc
ries Of years past. The representatives
of The PEOPLE ol Gui.inrd have unifnrrnly
/ presented their memoriais. knowing a.
lie time that their prayer would be utter
~ acknowledgements
they discharged their - bnunden duty" To
= respectable psri oi their constituency.
Judge Dirk. lwho. before he ascendrd
the Judicial bench, was The champion Of
The Van Buren party in thus county,
when a representative. presented these
memorials. Sand would. We doubt nni,
! do 81 again under the same rircumsIan-
ees. The late Mr.. Slanly. II Newhern.
whose stern political integrity none ever
doubted. and perhaps other eaincn, and
gnnd msn. have done The same thing.
! The journals nf The General Assembly
will show these facts. These men. Mr..
Standard. held the " startling" position
aha. The people have the right 10 petition
tina, the duty Of the representative is
paramount.
/ Now 10 this last memorial. which the
Standard, like Sanchn Panza. stakes on
his fingers ends, and goes preaching over
the world" The northern abalitionisis
are blowing their principles msdly forth:
| the south catches FIRE aud is blazing with
! rxcitsmrnl--her public men pouring lnrlh
their feelings in The very sIronges. tenun-
ciatnry terms hat our language can fur.
nish-when, lu!-wilhoui regard to times
ar seasons without knowing or caring
! whn il might aifect-heTe comes the no.
nest New Garden memorial! Mr.. More
head. perfectly ingenious in sentiment.
and snspcciing np i'll IRON an action
which had been 80 often repeated and for.
gnileu. presented il. The partial excite
ment which il raised al the tine is airea-
! dy known; but when The circumstan-
ces attending The affair were understand
among those present, We venture there
was no, man possessing spark OF mag
nan,mty. Of Whatever party, Who did not
in his heart spprose the course Of our
senator.--or q, less. scqnis him Of all
blame.
This is plain statement Of the circum-
stances, made without "frar. favor or
Affection" This 10 one of the Garner
stones on ,hirh the Standard builds his
proof of " coalition" If southern mhigs
and northern aboiitionists! This is lie
] harmless thing which he 50 foully han
dies fur The eood Of The administration!
1 This IL the occasion Of such floods Of So
Tenn bombasi and fsrcical declamation.'
.fmsrieaa NHsun Of Literature and The .7rls,
for February. has been received. u isssery
\ neatly printed monthly Magazine, Published in
| Baltimore by Mess's. Brooks & snodgrass. and
contains many interesting articles. The Jae.
usry number commenced new volume, and
is clnsellishrd with nea iy engraved likeness
Of James Fcni,nore Cooper, u distinguished
American novelist.
Tie Gailsmm's .fagos;as and .,ionihly .fmsr-
icaa R.riep, published by william Z. Burton,
esq Philadelphia. The feulth volume Of this
wark commenced with the January number.
The pages uf this work have been considcra
bly, enlarged, aud consequently will embrace
a greater variety Of subjects. Other improve
mcnts are ia coa,cmp alton.
= The american Silk Groicsr aud Farmers Man.
vel The eighth number Of this work has been
received. II is a monthly publication. des Ga.
cd to extend and encourage the growth oil