The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

iEsG.islsss kssr sssaaeaee'"
Would 10 Cad. sir. thai those Who en-
certain sush opinlsns could 60 into my
district. or inlo yauEs! How diEeEenI
xoulI Be GhsiE opinions could they visa
she western pars Of our own Nor'h Car
olin,-one Of lhe most beaBIiiul and pros
penoss. dough almost rnknown. paris Of
ihe word. :" that good laid. land Of
brooks IL xaer. 81 fountains and depths.
Ihal spring ou, q: E1ilsys and bill; .
land whose stones are Irun. and out Of
=. whose hills shon msysl DIG brass.
waald 10 God. sir. lhss some reasonable
rrsslure. II sny such there be. who enter
Tain snch sentiments. could visit my dis
uiel, lnsGead II lean and hungry sler-
,lny and squaIld wrslehsdnsss." which
Ihls den.arral SAYS " covers the face Of
the laad." he wnuId fnd happy, indie
pendent, and intelligent Peapls; he would
prAy Hesssn 10 Gske The labOrIng class
Is in other parl. Of he World as Tree from
want, a. eun.salsa IS our slaves. Instead
al barren desrrs. PsrplrKed with thorn.
ne would see countless thousands Of scres
in slate III h,gh sucFessiui cultivation.
He would see Eslds Of beautiful green. in
snoIs Which. lev wears since. were I'M
sradIea safe by the wId beasts ol the
forest. VIA faamed in undlspuied sway.
lie could End cultivated 6rids On the bnr-
Irrs Of lakes. IN ny district, yielding as
abundant crops as The choicest land on
Ihe bard-rs Of The mighty Father OF ris-
srs. aud sising IN beauty with the most
enchanting scenery on The Island Of Ca
lypso. And all This, too, was bTnugh,
STOUT By slave labor. Yes, sir, there he
would see, IN our negroes, the hapPiesI
population on the esr.h-well fed. we'll
clnIhei. aud well treated. Content.
aud careless Of io-mhrow's fare" they
perform their ls5or wi.h cieeHulness-
labor
"Made the pledge
or cheerful days. and nights ~i:aSuI groIR.'.
Inslesd ni finding county upon which
ghe &" anger af God and the vengeance Of
Heaven seem TO resi-" a. this democrat
says u the case where " slave inslitniioRs
hare residsnef;" instead Of seeing men
who are cruel " marderers, robbers and
pirates" As abolitionjsis sometimes call
sl.seholders.) he would find ia the Ian !
gusge Of the sacred volume I Just now
quoIedl "a land OF wheat and barley. and
vines and 6slress. aud pomegransles;
land in which We cal bread without
scsrceness.' inhabited by men rtmarka-
bic Tor hospitality. plain. unassu.ning
habits, and lndamtable attachments to re-
publican Institutions.
But, sir, reme nber. beseech you, this
SANDER comes from democrat. who is
no sbolinoaisG Yes. SIR. from one of
che friends u those VIM 60 into a mid
night Caucus. and prepare Janus-faced
resolutions for the protection Of the South:
this eoDes from Van Buren, protector
VI the Ssu,h--s whole hog Van Buren,
democrat. A 1.-THE mbre VI this demo-
cratic LETTER.
Here Mr.. GALLUP. Of New York.
rose 10 point Of order. but the Speaker
decided that Mr.. SrAS.y was not out Of
pider.
Mr.. SriSrV continued. Mr.. Speaker.
! egrel lha. am inf eriag pain upon any
member Of The party, buI the gentleman
from New York must bear It Sir, he
cannot save his friend from Ohio from
having sills shameful letter published la
The world. am rejoIced. sir. that ihe
rules Of order this time ave construed as
literally Cor NE as for The representative
from Hamilton County. Ohio--rnIss. 81, /
rhIch. like the inscriptions on the sabres ,
al fsihek. hold another language to-day
ron thai they yesterday held. aud, like
those ssbres. eau only be deeiphered by t.
one nsn--ihe usual occupant Of that |
CHAIR.
Another extract, cir from this letter:
" crass tie line that sepsrstesthe free ON
lac sssSe slate or s;aad upon Il aud look a
truss the turner; yaa will see comparatively
~ Mr, al happiness, al prosperity, both py1.
NC ana private; but turn your eyes up"a the
after aud survey il: very thIag material. Tex !
ct q lev Of tae wealthy psnptielsrs.l bears ]
me 'mPfess Of poverty and diispidaiion; all I
oh ~ = pssiilsace and famine haI been ma.
N'ns their sad ianaYalton.'
Aos, sir, all This is from one nj your I
patent democrats. one Of Levi Woodba-
rvs" dear sirs," one oil the select friend.
~ Martin Van Buren,. and one Of the a
lreRds Of the South! aud no abulilionisl! Il
sr' ,s1 ne ask the gentleman how he
tan De other than an abplIlionist with
''ese senn@ea.s! IL he believes that h
' slavery 10 an evil that has, DOES nov, Il
san VII IN ali time 10 come, while. it ex- q
's's' 'Rf"s's N il. as we'll in ~ present |.
P"sssss."a IS 10 ils future operstinns.
crime: bsad, 1hel,. robbery, ulsrIer, and b
pealh: l ask him how. with a clear :
sonse'enee. and as an honest mn, who ;,
'se', '"' ~hai he calls " violated human B