The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

IN ,,l.sa coilrse. on the importance
.lr,, si.k cnl'arr, by The Rev. r. II.
usu.on. President II .I's College. II
,.,,.,a. many Interesting facts in rriaIion
:, a ,mpmianl branch Of industry. aud
=, II. r-t..ss recommend il IN The alien
So, Il our rfadrrs. Il will be fund on
,.r ir,r pags Il his PaPsE
Z. Addition ia North Carolina" Is the
t..dsl an article in lhe last weeks Stan
.,,,I in hrrh the sd,tR rndrasOrs D.
e,,.,- a. impression "lhsI Federal Wing
,s,y. IN lh,. STATE. - oprning the way To
,..,,, ,heir aarlhsrn abolition allies"
n. think. IN The affair alluded 10, the
so,,s,y q, ( friend. in Ibis slsie have mi
d..n,ysd tl,eirusuaI sagaci'y: they should
k,,u that any movement 81 the knd !,
s.,.r Than u.rlrss. n = melInrstinn Of
III, rnndillnn al the cnlaured pop1laIion
b, lhe "tjsrt If the Ab"l't"nisis In any
p,r,i.n II lhs country. mare good could
b. Affected in me year by uniting their
enrre,s, IN support Il Ihe plans Of tie
Colonization Society. lhsn By . whole
lie spent IN skeT Qnxo,ic schemes Of
aS,lluonism. But in The matter before
u, the editor of the Standard has Gis-
ll.ysd ,piriI Lutte less 10 be deprecated
Than the vsrlest Abolition incsndIaFy.
lIpw much he las perverted this matter.
in an attempt to create an unjust excite.
msal against The Wings 1t this STATE. 10
fully .ho~n in the folI"wing plain sEPo,i.
ton. Shirh We copy from the lasi Star.
Now We happened IL be present on the
nces.ma referred a.. aud tom our know
ledge II the feeling. manifested by Sen.
'iafs II bn,h parties, are able % Get this
m.Itrt right bei"re the public. We did
MT mention il ~ oar abstract &c the pro.
reedIng.. because Mr.. NJ. wiIhdrew lhr
memorials. aud the Senate unanimously
rr,alsed that M nolice should be taken
Of them IN the Jnurnai.
The lscls are mply ihese: Mr.. More.
head stated that he lrll bnund To present
them. a. he had been requested 10 do 80
by large and respectable portion Of his
constituents: but To show how Car il was
from his intention or desire n favor the
Obj'eIs Of the a5olilionists, he would state
that he was probably the largest slave.
haldef in that seriinn OF The country. and
could not be 50 blind IL his own interest
v 10 give cannlenance To their designs.
Considerable excitement Was manifested
on all sides. aud both administration aud
opposition Senaints empliallcaliy declar.
cd II was a SUBJECT they tcould not enter
tain on that 4 mr. Mr.. Edwards espe.
cially. made some very excellent renalls.
Which he concluded by saying. he hoped
the Senate would moi be compelled Ia
tote IN the qnesllon; he should be 10Th
u act. he could not trust himself 10 think
upon it; but II reqlired to do 50. he
should unhesilatIngly sute against enter
'alnlng the subject. lie hoped. howe.
YER, the peii,iuns would he Withdrawn.
The Senator from Guillnr,, he sald. had
dl'charged his duty ably. aud he would
now respectfully ak him 10 Withdraw
the petitions. Mr.. Mmehead then rose.
aud rema'k sd that as tie gentleman from
Warren believed he hsd discharged his
duty. and requested him tn Withdraw the
memorIals, he would do sn; upon which
Mr. Edwards remarked that IL gave him
pleasure In say that the gentleman had
mt ""nly discharged las duty ably, ba,
manlnIlv."
We suhj"in the petition published in
ihe Standard. with the remark that We re-
Juice tha, the Wing Senators were as
prompt and decided in k,ck,ng il out oI
Tue Senate as any Of The other party. As
1" the charge tia, Mr.. M. "refused Ia
permit the uther 10 be seem" we under
uef'land II is so FAR from being true. that
'he petlii"n was handed about in the
Seaa'e, aud any one was allowed to es-
anime II h" signified desire TO d" so.
Petition, from our yearly meeting oI
Tue Soclrty of Friends. held al New Gar
"'n' 6nilf"rj county. N. C., in the | lIh
month, 1888, 10 tho ensuing General As
semblv.
We en'rca, you to legisla,e for the ter
"'na''"n al Slavery in this state.
S'gned, by direction of the meeting,
BY
NATHAN MENDENuALL, CFk."