The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
AB1lI.ITIOAIsM.


ABnLlTIOAISM.
Frnm lhe tali.glrg nsilrr II the l,,s
rlTnIl Il Mr.. Clay against Akniinnn. All
from tie ntefrdwrEIug elect a A,
S,aiit's lale sl%srh in lhe alhsr IIou,,
il seems Ihal ihe sin If att s,a,ety !.
about b. be fixed u hire tie Ven lsure,.,,ss
wou.d nnl Ike 10 haseIt. The most mn.
lul irirks and SANDERS hare hrsn o., a,
In impuIe IN The Wing pary hosmls,y !,
SnuthHra rights. The Northern I...rn
Faro mra.brts If the spn,ls party. we.r.
inc - they i" their rr,nriplrs :" like N
easy glnse." ran lhraw lhem Of m pu,
lhrm nn IN sun ra,genrles. They ha..
al late bern seized with Lniy hurrar a,
The very darsrlaes which ninety. nine .,,n
Of = hundred have instll!td into them
from ihsir cradles upa ards. md hrrsusn
"ititr. will MT hesame hypnrrles Ike
themselves. they cry nnl behold The
contrast. Ne iniend To give Mr.. Slanl,',
admirable saaosure nj tins gamr; "a he
meantime. We will nnly remark, thst he
has fixed The aulhoEshIp nf a ,ile AMI
atr"etuas iahrl against lLc ins'iIu'ian III
slavery. npun il author DR.. Duncan, aud
that too. Immediately alter he had made
an eif.Ht To shaw Mai Mr.. Van burn
was = nntthern man with southern
principles. The cry nf Abolition has
w.xsd very sirnng oi late against the
Wings. II Il observed II rise. just m
prnporiion a. the Wings are surressiul m
bringing To light the unmernu. ,hsfs and
r"bberirs. that have been psrwrateI on
The pahlrc Treasury. Dut The People
must see through all Ills humbuggrry
Carolina Hmehmal.
Mr. Clay on abolition -Thi. dis,
iinguIsheG statesman addressed The Senate
=, great leagth an Thursday. upon present.
ing = memonsl signed BY large numbrt
III the inhabitants of the Dlslucl ii
Columbia, demonstrating against the In.
reference nj the rIltzsns nj ulhtr paris ol
The county IN tie subject Of slavery IN
the DsuIri. ant against Eny aciian On
the part OF Congress, IN compliance with
surh unauthanzsd interference.
We have heard but one opinion of this,
excepting nj course thr remarks suggest.
al bs tie lll.r"mresl,d msIIre aud envy
III the GLOBE. and The, j.. that il ~as Of
the maullrsi aud must gratifying character
In every hnnssl friend III tie Republtr,
Even Mr.. Calhoun. Jealous ~ he Seen.
same lines Ia he al The Inrmnrs ol The
senator frnm Kentucky. Vas constrained
from srniimt nj oI sheer eansrinnsnrs..
~ bear ,rsnntnny au the slde oi ME. Ilst,
BY his thanks aud high enromlums. llow
mrsrrshiy mran. then. dncs tie fed
SANDER Of the official orgsn sppear, whsn
the suggestion. NJ his maIice are confront.
ell and denied BY the honesty Of one Of
his own alliesl @~# ~
The Senate was 50 much crowded that
We were compelled 10 foreeo il,r pleasure
of listening 10 any part 81 this speech,
having made Two intellectual alirmpls 10
get = futhold within tie walls.
~ NNM hAlhwbk MsNHhNN " vs.
the Baltimore Chronicle NJ YESTERDAY:
Estrart frnm private let1er TO lie
clrnf II the Chronicle. dated
WISHING on, Feb. !. fss1
Mr.. Clay has. this dsy. msdc the most
brilliant. tile must commanding, and tie
nnhlrst urstInn tin ever he delivered IN
lis l,!r. Ills suhjrc, was abolition, and
never before was il treated IN such amsn'
mr., he lacri the evils and daueefs"i
tie sh!iiton seheinrs IN strong and VIVID
point III FieW. rirafly demonstrated that
Congress has moi he poorer Ia comply
with The psasrr ii The ahoiittn petltI"b'.
and made warm. glowing anil impress
i've appeal 10 the country and The ah'lf'
tioni~is themselves, against tleir par,''
ctdal ,'nciilnss aud movements. u"
spike ahon, Iwn hours, and /" Tire m"'a
crowded as yell rs the most attentive
auditory that his. This srssian. been as
semhle,l IN the Sroaic. The Whole House
was presrnr, and The slletles we're 'hr"n-
e"h u iih Iadlrs. Il nas known. last hich''
that Mr.. tlay was insprak IN this s"'Jre'
and The gaIierirs were thrnnsri I" "ef'
flowing Al al rarly hom. Every body
almost /. warm IL praise If this noble anu
palrIo'ir riltu u will pt"duce an I'M
preston on the pubic mind 'hs, es"""
easily he Eft red. Mr.. Calhoun was !"
rxslarirs. aud ~ snon ~ MIR. clay iin'sh'
Ell, rose aud expressed his delight a"d y"
mlranon nj tie sentiments expressed oy
him "n this sntj"r'. aud remarked 'h"s
he r"n=,derrd .4soiiion as compieityP"
dozen,
The New York Cnsnm House IS
est,mttrd Ii r"st 81 lOa,00o. LII Ih''
sum, 5000. 900 have been expended IL
the purchase III the lat "n htch !, u l"
stand: Sj00, 900 have been expended !"
IL erection thus lar, aud $500 600 moro