The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14
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Ihe gentleman 10 :. siste lie eonirnis."
y i'll do that Ior him. sir. | only gave
way for explanation. Tie slloss extract
have read, or, ought mt 10 mskB ihs
gentleman nnessy. Ii j. mid. compared
silh what follows. Bui l.slsn silentise-
~, ys exclusive guardians ii Ire South.
,e nnis good democrats. 70 The declare
lion. that slavery i one Of The greaiesi
evils on The lace II he earth. and that
This demncrsi j. :. deadly hustle 10 sls-
very. The genllensn's uneasineas. l
presume. j. on account of his Southern
friends. They. in North Carolina, -
was tpld by one of them. denied the -.
ihsniieny II this letter: yes, cir. lhsy
pronounced IL ln,gers! The people
had been taught 10 heIiese that Dir. Van
Buren, had no sbolnion friends-no
friends opposed 10 slavery. But here.
sir. We have. lr"m the pen Of Vie Repre-
seusuve iron liamIlion county, Ohio.
the ou,pouflngs Of mole abuse. more hell.
lsh sl.nier. deliberately c"ncoe,sd. .n
slave owners. than il has ever been my
lot Ia hear from any as0wed sbnliii"nIst.
/ Yet. SIR. the same abhurrer of slavery.
81 /" deadly hosuIe" 10 IL. IL. oi al olher
democrats, the chosen advocate 81 The
Glnbr-the chosen champion 81 lhs
Suuihtrn-IoyIng administrator. Ans,h-
er extract. | want 10 give my conssItu.
EMS s"mr ini"rmatlnn al lhe opInians af
ih.s PERSONAL and pnIricsl Irisnd III Mar
tin Van bu.su. The ieIter say, in con-
Mnuauun:
Yes. greater in its moral effacts aud cor.
rmptIug tendencies laan al other human eslls
puI together. II 10 not only moral and p
tiiIral evil within ltsef or lairinslcslly 50 ~
the darkest and mist ds nnlng character. hut
in al ns hearings aud fsvis calcnlsted 10
raj and the political institutions oi our coDn.
| Try
. TIlese Mr.. Duncan asked leave 20 or.
plain again. Mr.. S,anIy yielded far ex-
. pIanallnn; and Mr.. Duncan said he ~ss
no, an sbolilionisi; and any individual
or any newspaper that floats On The
! breeze, that said he was an aboilllonist.
vas a vile ealumniator."
: Here Mr.. Thompson, Of South lCsre.
, lima, rose, and called IN The Speaker "a
> euforce the rules. and see Ina. genis-
4 man who was occupying The floor should
i. not he thus frequently interrupted.
Mr.. Sianly continued. have yielded
~. the floor with pleasure to hear any expls-
nations, hui mol 10 hear sperches Of DO.
= leuce. | nus, insist upon my RICH, u
!, the faor, and viii mi again br lnieErups-
ed for speeches Of this character.
SIR, am NJ. acquainted with The kind
of newspapers 10 @hirh the eenilemsu
refers. | have never seen any thai float.
: ed on ihe breeze ihai charged him with
" being an sbnllilnnisL Sir. ID Mould BIT.
Ter becnme The assumed gallanisy of the
distinguished democrat from IIam,llnn
" rnnuty, O-hi-n. sim carr,rs rllls for per.
: sonaI defence, 10 wall uui,l lie j. charged
with being an ahoiitmist. hsiae he
: throws nut such hold ,iennnciainn. /
: hare not charged him. and 10 noi nnw
!, charge hum. with being an 4bnlftlon,ss.
], am willing To admit that he and his new
!, ly elected Sena,er tMr. Tsrpan) wham
: he has brpraised " as sound ,lesnecras.
b" and as pure pa,rioi, a. ever h,nored the
. names; and, wi,haii, If the first arder al
y ,atnts, and os the mast unrxcepiinusble
I" Department. are neither nf them aboli-
tiuuists. lam willing To admit that they
are bath as good friends Of the South a.
', any Van Buren, caucus democrats. who
= voied un the resolutions Ut the l2sh oi
: December last
| will Ike this letter - proof Of their
aiipcnon lar The south: ar. lfile pleases.
u will take the reputed declaration Of shis
: " democrat aud patriot" mir. Tappan.,
: abnut the tue nf the Southampton lnsur-
rtc,.nn. as proof OF his .ssnund demuera>
CIV and pnre patriotism.
:, an w,lllag. isay. sir. iobelieve they
are not aholluonsis. lido moi kuow What
!, signliirat,an they attach 10 The uasds DE-
i mncra, and abnl,nanist. But slr. charge
:. HIM with being The. authnr &c this Isner,
and he cannot deny that IeharQe II in
the presence and hearing Of my democrat
lc ur Van Buren, colleagues. and wish
!, them M longrr ., CONSIDER This forgery.
= But To the letter. The gentlemen told
. US that he dealt In 6gures, and tom lhss
hitter | can prove that ne sl,,es deal 90
largely in fgnres DC Imagination IS anv
memher OIL this fsor. Hear h,sle mare
lr"m this patent democrat. this herald III
: ami ab"Ilnon. of fappan democracy.
| !, Hear hule more What be says abou,
h slavery.
e ~, i an evil that has does now, and will il
all time 70 come while il exists. involve in ID. a.
~ei m its present possession as in lis future one
'aiinns, erias, faad. ih.fl. robbsrs nsarder, and
D death For the truth u what say as 10 ils pre-.
se"l eitets upon the institutions Of our count VI
, have only 10 refer youio q view OF the slave
y safes OF our Union. and comparison between
taa relative coadltioa Of The improvements al