The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21

lit ~ less desirable ulan uetfsL ~
.L;,h.nindsd minoriiy. we mishipreseni
s,g Int, successful rilh incompetent
men. we r0uld neilhrr DO good nor
prsEeni wrong.
u,- SEEsEAST concluded amid The
b.,r,y applause Of The meeting. and ihr
JIoa. ". c. PREsTos. uniled States
Ssn,,or from South Carolina. was loudly
lied for. who came forward amid he
rhssrs AZ The company.
Mr.. PRESTON expressed The high
...r,se of pleasure whieh he fell 10 once
,.sre meeting his Wing brethren Of the
eff az Philadelphia. Ii was. be said.
d., year. since he had visited The city
=. he iEyita,Inn Of those whom he had
ma he pleasure Of meeting. lie then
s,o,i SIDE by side with men whose lead
49, as prnud Ia lnllow-his distinguish
a e.,il~asus. Senator from Mississippi.
-. .snr lr,m Alabama, > Senator lfnm
f.a.-,.ra. and members Of The Mouse II
t,yafsseatpiires from his own t.sie.
rs...e eeni.emsn were nov mostly es-
.,.ssrd ifum han. IL was unnecessary
... IL, sntp csuses. bat they had been such
...3r.se iailn standing alone. the solitary
al.g snemberofile United States Senate
...tn III ta. Potomac.
'ss the cause shirh he supported Sss
20 ,4.ne nns that Il was ~ 1884: be
md u,on lie zane ground. maintained
tie AIN punelplss. and b.siled against
~ ~ams abuses 81 poser and Executive
y.urp,,loa nas that he did then; and. by
he he'll, # Gad. he wauld maintain that
ground aud eight that battle 10 the last,
einrh wha might.
lie allnJrd 10 the severe contest which
the Wing. ia Congress had been eompeIl-
81 tn sustain. II required all their exer-
ii,ns Ia keep The rUinous measures Of tie
Administration IN check; they could de-
hule else; they had prevented much evil
by defeating The sub.Tressury bill. but
they could DO no more. Even under tie
defeat nf lhsI bIll-lIs suspension. for IL
aas not Yet killed, only scoIchrd--,he
country began To rise from lis depressed
,l.,e. and IL exert her enefgies. But. II
this were The case. 1hen The career of
Ihe present Administration has been only
rhrrked. Nhai might not be expected
when the Wings should dIsplsre the
pre.ent pawers that be. and be able To act
tiiitea'lv. and to carry out their con-
.ervauEe prinrip'esl' We should then
see Tie Shule country rise, and expand,
anl teen with prosperity. Industry
soaIi End encouragement and protection.
he sh.rkles would be removed IRON cnm.
msree. confidence would be restored. aud
az man would have cause 10 fear any ial.l
bios to his prospects from tie Govern
@ent, which Was not nov the case, and
had not been for many years past.
Mr.. =. urged upon the Wings the
necessity of being uSITEO. They must
'I'Iain the broad principles OF whIsism.
the only ism. he said. by which they
could sustain themselves. II they were
united, they might look forward 10 certain
triumph. tie IS fully believed, IL they
'lond BY their principles, and pressed
i"sAfi in the good cause shoulder to
shoulder. they would come of vIeiori.
.'gs. 70. he believed IN an allwse anil
o'efnhsg Providence. But II they did
r'd. defeat ~ss eertaia---iI vas VAN 10
'aik nj victory ~IIhou, UNION.
Tennessee. be SAID was with Us,
GenrgIa was with u, North Carolina.
l''uIslans, and Mississippi were with Us.
aad Virginia was coming, Il she had not
alresdy cone; and what. he asked. had
btoush1 them % Us! The principles
Inc broad, the catholic. the conservative
i''aeIplrs pG whisism. These principles
h''' 'enl WIsE II Virginia, Dawson.
'l Georgia. a PRExIIss. of Mississippi.
.iELL. ~ Tennessee, and SrSSLy. or
\pnh Carolina. n Congress. Anl nohly
~ they sostain the ginuous cause"
it.. he repealed. il is Wing priaci.
pies and Wing principles alone. which
br1ngh, 50 many af the Southern
sa'cs IT, sustain that banner, and to array
henselses against this destructive admi-
Grafton. | Implore you then, he said.
we aud all, a. ynu regard The success OF
'1ese principles and this cause, to stand
- hem and MAINTAIN them as the last
"'Fe 81 he nsunn. Do not suffer any
VISION: Iet US rally under the same ban
90. and. supporting the constitutional
's@t@ of all sections Of the country. stand
rs sash ether. Then our success will be
fr1a.a.
W. p 'std ibid not perhaps become
."n "a speak. in thi. place. uf men; but,
te Naig Tag could not be sustained
'''" 'ut hand b. hold u alnfi when rats
J. "e Hust be induIged in are mark or
4" pr"n ,h'. subject. 'rlr flag under
"h 40 rsliy. he said. is noble,
''@ and expended one, and proud We
'~ NJ -; il should be placed in a hand
'hy Of II. and able Ia spread It forth
- "a th.a kt,.R. rhat hand Ia fha hand