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

|lsm,.s. R@rnsaazaing their aHinnsiiass. aaau
r.asssnlly sndangsfing The reaee u isr
.ra.nmunisy. .Thry proclaim. indeed.
,h.l rslas i nnihing: shas lie oEgsrar
.ra CHARACTERISTIC differences between Ihe
swa rsrss ought n be snisrsiy essEia.uks1
..d a,srrgarded. And. elrssiins them
selves IN . snblimr bot lmprsciieshls Pitt
la.aphy. lhey anEld teach ~ 10 eradicate
IN the repugnsaees of or nasaEr. and !"
ssse 10 a1r hosams and nnr hnaFas lie
Hack nan - sc Do he white. Dn Tie
ssme floating VI equal sarial g. nsli'Ian.
10 lhry MT perceive ihai IN ihns ron
E,nndlne al The Distinctions ahirh 6ed
himself las made. sLey anslgn ihe ais.
dam .nL goaalnsss af pEnsldsncr himsslis
II has besa Ills divine pleasure 10 mske
he hlack man black. and ahe White nan
hile, snI 10 distinguish them By Other
renu.slve constitutional differences. II -
na, necessary lar ne 10 maintain, nor
shah | endeaFnnr h araFf. thai II Eas
any parl .! Ills divine intention that The
one race should he held in perpetual bonn
dase hy the other: hui this wlll say.
thai lhnse whoa lie has created disisr-
sns. and has declared By thfir physical
structure anil enlor. ought Ia be kept asun-
sler. should not be brought together BY
say process whatever II nnaaiaEsi ANAL
gsmsIIoa.
Bot il the dangers n lie risil contest
which hase Surpassed could be avoided,
separation ar amaIsamalinn i ilse only
peaccahls alternative. II II we're possible
To siiecsuate lie prjeci II abnl,l'"n. The
abo!ill"nisls oppose al ealnnizailon. and
il irfesisi.tly inlluas. whatever they may
prnlesl az derlare. llaai lhry arc In fss"r
nj am amaiion. Aud who sre Ia bring
about this amalgamali"n! | have Heard
ri name uf these uira-ab,litlnnisis lnTnlsh-
ing in their own families ar persons. ~
ample. Of inler.maEriase. VIII" Is IL he"
g.n il! l. it their purpose n"i only 1"
create a pinrhing c"mpesi1'an between
black labor and white lahar, Int Ia sheY
il.tend also h. cont.mlnste the intlmsiFl.
Gus aud labnrlnus ri tsses IT snciety At Tie
North hy a revolving admixsnTe "l tile
blark rlrmenh
|, is frequently asked, What IL 10 be-
rnme ol the Alnran race among "! Are
they forever h remain in bondage! That
question " a. a.ked more than half ren-
Jury age. Il has been answered by fifty
wears nf prosperity but little rhsqaere.l
from this cause. |, will be repeated iilly
m a hundred years hence. The true an-
swer is, that the same Providence who
has hitherto guided aud governed as. and
averled all seflaus evils from the existing
relation between the two races. " Ill guide
aud govern cur posterty. Snilirifnt Ia
the day is tie evil thereof. We have
hitherto, With thai blessing. taken care al
ourselves. Postnrly will ind The mfaus
"f its own preserTsrlnn and Prosperity.
|. il only in the mot tlirefni event winch
Gan bsial this people. that Tins great int.
resi- and all nlher VI our creates, Interests.
would BE- pat in jeopardy. Although in
,srlleular districts the black population is
gsinirg upon the white, IL only cnnsu'
,u,e> onr 9Th Of the ahuIe population Of
the Unilrd Sla;es. AaI. taking The az.
gregaies VI tie two rares. ihe European
Is constantly. though slosIy, gaming up.
nn the African portion. This fact is de
lnansnsled by The Periadlral returns OF
our populasinn. Let US rcase, then. tn
indulge in gloomy fnrehodings about the
impenelrahle future. But. If We m1y al
temp, Ii lift the veil, and contemplate
what lies beyond il, /, in". have teutured
IN a speculative theory. with which |
will not Dnw trouble you. but which. has
been published TO The world. According
to that, in Inc progress Of lime. some one
hundred and fifty or ,wo hundred years
hence, but lew ves,lges uf the black race
vii remain among our pnsisrliy.
Mr.. President, al the period If The fnr-
nation ri nur constitution. and alirrw ards,
nnr pa'r."ilr ancestors apprehended dan
ger In The Uuiou from tao causes. One
"as. the Allegheny Mountains. dividing
the waters which lnw iuln the Atlantic
Ocean from those whirh found their aut.
LEI in The Gulf NJ Mraicn. They srrm.
ed l" present a natural separa,i u. lha.
danger has vanished before The nuble
srhIesemen,s ri The Split Of in,Frna! im-
pr"vemen,, and the Immortal genius al
Ful'on. And INV. nov here is found a
mpre loyal attachment 10 Tive Union than
among these very Western people. Win.
II was srprehended, would be Tie iirst tn
burst its ties.
The othrr cause. domestic slavery,
happily the sale remaining cause which
il likely 10 disturb our harmony. cnnu-
rn"s 10 exi.t. II was this WHICH created
The greatest obstacle aud the mas, any
Inus suIleiiude in The DELIBERATIONS NJ The
Convention that adopted the general Con.
-lilu,inn.% And it is This subject TIA, has
ever been regarded with the deepes, anxi.
ely By all who are sincerely DESTROYS OF
the permanency of cur Uninn. The Fs.