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

Ma&AMNNM - &MA4 MAsAaNN -
rssl dangers b. uhiri. II nay u sssasled.
Ahollsan shapld 10 langes = regarded =
- Imaginary danger. The al'aiaasenisls.
IrI me supp0ss. surrrsd II tiarlE Presenl
ain II unlling Tie inhsbiIanls - lie ire
suales - me nan. against lie inhabitants
II she slsse sislss. Ininn nn The ore
side will besst Union On The niiasr. Ard
This process ~ reciprocal consolidation
will he attended With al lie slnleni
pfsina;rrs. smb.;lsiei psssians, and iH.
,.larahlr aniunnsitles whirh ever dsgradsd
or islnrmsd human nature. A slfansi
dissolution al The unian wisl hare taken
plare. Mhilsl lie lnrIas ~ 10 fxisitnre
remain. The most sasuabie elsInfnt ii
union. mutual kindness. he feelings II
sympssLy. lie fraleFnai hai.is. ahrh
nnw happily unite u. vii hare hrsa a.
liuruishrd fnr ever. One Eeellan aill
stand in mrnariRg and hostile array
against the alhrr. The rnilIsl"n NJ apl-
mum will be quickly iollawed by the
rla,h OF arms. | will nut attempt 10 DE-
srrlbe srsnes which nns happily llF r"n-
realed lrnm a.ur view. Ahalilinnlsis lhem-
SELVES wm,.ld shri.k bsek in dismsy and
horror n lie contemplation nj slesnlassd
fields, roullagrased csurs. muT'lrrfd III
hahiisnss. and the nyrEsht0w nj Tire :airesi
fahrirr II human government thai ever
rose ~ animate The hopes 0fclHaiizei man.
Nor should these aholsiuais1s llasieE item.
selves that. il lhey ran succeed in ihelr
nhirel nj uniting lhF people u The FIRE
states. they y Al enter lhe contest with a
numt riral rsursrinriiy that mist ensure
s'clnry. All history sndexpsrirnre pEnsrs
The hazard aud uncertainty at war. Aud
We are adnnn,.hrd by Iio'y WEt that
the race j. rni tn the swift, nor lie battle
IN tie STRING. but rf they were Ia ron
ener. wiom would they conquer. 4
iursign lne-nne whn had iasmlsrd nnr
llas, invaded our shnIes, aud lsid nur
Country wasisl M. sifi "a" sir. II would
he a conquest without lausrls. without
glnrs-a srll. sntrsdai rouqurst--a e'n.
gust NJ brnihers over bFatltTs. achlrFrd
hy ME over anul1.sr Iorlinh nj tie de
scradanIs IL ean,man ancestors. whn.
nnbly plrdging llteif llvss. their f,rlnnes,
aud their sacred hanar. had fought and
bled. side by side. in many hard hal'le
nn land anil ocean. severed nur Country
from the British CROWN. aud established
MIR national independence.
The inhabitants "f The slave states ate
sometimes accused by Their Northern
brlhrrn With displaying T." much FASH.
ness and sensthtlIy T., the operations and
proceedings If ah"lIti"misis. But, hrfnre
they can be rightly judged. there should be
areressal nj r"ndhinn.. LEI me suppose
thgi the people IL the slave states we've
to f.rn sarislies. s"hsid,ze presses. make
large pecuniary cnntrtbutl ~, send fnrlh
numerous missionaries throughout all their
own bord,r- and enter into Vaccinations
Ia burn lie hraumful capl.als. destroy The
productive manufactures. atd sit 1 In the
ocean lie gallant sIIips III The Northern
States. Would these tarsntlisTy pr"ceed-
ings BE- regarded a. nrighbnly and lrend.
IL, aud co1ststen, with lhe IrairTn.l sent.
mrnls hich should ever he cherished hy
one pnrijnn al the uu,"n tnwar,ls another,
Would they excite nn stnsstnn' 0erasinn
M manifestations al drssatisilru"n. nor
lead +, any act. III rrtaliai"ry tlnlence'
But The surpassed casr FILLS lar shnt nf
the actual me in must essential rlrrum.
stance. In no contingency could these
caPnals. manufacturers, and ships rise 10
rebellion and massacre inhabitants of the
Northern States.
lam. Mr.. President. M friend OF slave
~. The Searehsr of oil hearts knows
that every pulsstion of mine hran high
and strong in The Cause VI cisI! Isher.
". Wherever il j. safe anil prariicahle,
! desire to see every p"rtnn If The hn.
man ismlly in thr Ell ymen If il. Tut
| pufer the liberty OF my own country
10 Thai uf any other people; and iIr Ii.
her,y IL nv 0un race Ii that or any other
rarc. The liberty "( descendants III the
Africa in the Unnsd States il tncnrnpas.
IDLE i,h the safety and liberty NJ The Eu.
rorean descendants There slavery forms
an exrrrt,"u--an exception resuItrs fr"m
a stem anil memorable nrrcsslty--ie the
general libcrl, in tie United >iates. We
,lttl nut originate. nor are We responsible
for, hi. Necessity. Their liberty. il il
were possible. could only be established
by ,i"larlng tie inenn,estable powers oi
the States. and sub rr,ing lie Union.
And beneath the RUNS II .hr Union would
he buried. sooner or LATER. The liberty vi
both races.
But II ane dark spot exists IN oar
poliHcal hnTiz"n. is ID mt oh-rurrtI BIZ
the bright ant iulsrrt and cheering ltett
that beams all around IT,, Was ever -
people before So blessed 40 We are. If true
In ourselves! Did ever any uiter nat,"n
contain within Is bosom so may rlr.
men,s III property, Of greatness. aud III
glory! Our only real danger lies ahea,l.