The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

Wata tite kUANlffn tatM MAa - ftfA SIT
Van Barn. ard il is 81 right and FInper;
I ne goes. m aaubl. inla ranrus wilh lhem.
s'rnngly adxnrsass he spb.1FeasuEy. and
lshey are. or sould Be. lhs exclusive
friends Of The south; uhilr l. SIR. sm &C.
cussd Of acting wilh sbalIlianisls Il ] sals
with any Of Ghrm on . Do1inh 70 adjourn:
| The representative from llsmillon
eounIy. 0hla. said there were no sboll-
IionisIs in The democratic family. Has
he ever seen The leller Of Ihe democratic
snb-TIessary candidate for GoseThor IN
Massachusetts. in which he says. " !
deem slavery 10 be the greatest curse and
the most parlenInns eSIl which right
eous Gnd ever infirIed upon . naiioRl"
and. Ike this good demo=rsl. he is Np-
posed TO The adnission Of any new state
y hose Constitution lolsTales slavery; for
he says:
sIa relation % the admission ar rev states
Nth the paErF Ia hnlI slaves . need do M
more t.aa 10 rsfrr yna tn nv Frcorlrd votes
against the admission Of Museum With this
Poxes. That opposition, whish required some
! fiEmasss 10 pesssseTe IL. Naalc d,ustl - have
proved saeresslal bat Tor The rxtfaar6iaaFy IN.
iluenee and extraordinary sffais os one Hlaa.
tiienEy Clay Nha Vas supposed By some
10 have IssoEtsd 10 Extraordinary neshs 10 as-
eomPlsh hrs purpose"
Ii is amusing u see how well these ab-
oliiionisIs agree with the gentleman from
Ohio IN abusing al slaErhnlders, aud the
distinguished statesman III. Clay.l 10
whose extraordinary eiTaris, we are told.
we are indebted for the admission ol Mis-
sonri. The southern people. SIR. viii
heed these things; they shall know how
the sholillnn democrats. and The an,i-ab-
clifton abharrers Of shareholders, such as
this democrat fIom Hamilton county.
Ohio. abuse this great man. sir. have
no compliments u besinw, no eUlnginm
To pronounce upon his III. clsy's) char
scIer. lie needs none. The whale
country appreciates his merits. I am
not skilled L" tn paint the lily" | shall
not attempt " tn add another hue unto the
Rainbow" | will not enter into cnmpe-
tiiion with the representative from Ohio.
either in plas'ering the characters Of lhose
| admire WiIh fulsome eu!osy. or in viii.
flying those with whom differ in opin.
ion. Sir. he is a well-sslscIed ins,ru.
ment 10 bespst;er with praise Mr. Van
Buren,; his newly elected Senator. ,he
pure patriot and eOnd democrat. Mr.
Tsppsn.l Mr.. Kendall. aud his dear sir at
the head Of the Treasury Department.
and to Willy the lsVoriies ol the south.
II had time | could give him many
instances Of democratic sbOlitonisls. On.
iy one mare now, sir: You know, sir
i"r there are many things you know, Mr.. |
SPeaker--ihat there was an election re.
renliy held in Massachusetts. in which
brother of Mr.. Woodbury. received the
votes Of the sbulIunuIsls; they refusing
To vote for either ri the other candidates. |
Now. sir. the Globe, (Shirh never de-
parts from the truth. vnu know, sir. in
the paper Of Thursday night. December
9Th. 1888. has the following article:
'ASOrHEs ABOLITION INSTRUMENTATION |
-in mentioning the result ui the late election |
'$f NNN-+NsNt ~ aEtilcittf A4StflNts ANfEf !
the ehnIee was preyente By abolilinn vnies, |
several Of the Federal papers, and amnnr taem
That inodel Of candor, tie InIelEgenrer, nave
that great part of the sbolliinn
votes were thrown fur James T. Woodbury.
a brother "f the Secretary OF the Tressnry
We regrrd thi: Transaction. upon the fIcis
which have been communicated 10 us, as one
of tie mos, pa!plbls Illustrations Of tic 10
!rigIes AID management between whiggrf,
and abolniOnisn that We have heard Of. nhIi,
lhey unite ID opposing the Admin -iratiOa Ur
aee"nni OF the uatiiacaiag support il accord
10 the TIg.ts OF property guaTauiIed by the
OSasiiluii1n Of the Cni el States, they hare
ssHsht out the Hame % prTsnn WHO - the
brother TO Q member Of tue Administration
we'll known throughout his whole political VI,
% be Italy opposed 10 their disorgGHi sing
Ichemts and this br0iAtr, a clergyman, settled a.
IN obscure parish. and have Iast enough oI
heir votes Tor aim, nrdrBbltay against lis cen.
sni, for the double purpose u defeating an
:icction. aud, al the same time, III ,rdiag some
'ossi5le ground for suspicion aud PR judIce
gaInst The sincerity of the Administration! Tins
scheme, IN ref Iemeni, even exceeds the jpin'
management Of the abp'Iiinn wings IN New
FORK. and Insy ailord a benetria! lesson 10 the
,lhlic "
Ii is not often. sir. see that paper,
mi the article might have passed with
,uI nnliee, but that soon after saw The
etter of Mr.. Woodbury., The brother UI
he " Ny dear sir" Of the representative
rom Hamilton county. ONO. | wapt
his editorial article and this ruef to APP
bear together IN my speech. /
Acton, Dec. -. 1873.
Brother fhsips: The resolutions # our late
nti.siaVery meeting at concorj. as I!sey ulti
nateiy passed, peased me, particularly those
bout Questioning candidates. { could cot
ell stay 10 meet YOU ia committee on the
linc. as I desired and designed. Oa ref. c.
ION. see the proPneiy anJ the necessity Vi
-olding the cantlidare to las first answer. Ill
hat answer be doubtful az detective, thiak n
Aus, bssdrsIguedis 50: for The iDterrogIlUri.s
re few, aud unamb guous. and sImp'e.
ioeteve We the Psop!e' of the North are