The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

.n.Asng a "a or % EuhiFsel iFGn Whai
ahea ssi5. commshd il 70 Your stisuiloa.
or rashrr I desire yoa - loak q =.
AID shsl Caagrsss u sbsaiulely prseiad-
"a Grom interfering IN any manner, dsrers
a. indsrecs, wilh this. - 9Th any otheE
of Iastitnsions q me eounuy. The
ehser.ae was here lss6 q u loag esniin-
osd. ma . voice from me crowd eSeiaim-
ed. .as sr. here form Maryland % Lonis,-
ana. aad &C desire That the sentiment tHs'
expsr.ssd nay be repealed. Repeat. re-
peaL~l-Mell-I repeat il--pfoeiain o
"a he wiags Of 81 he sinds-'sll q 70
81 your lrieads-Ieries q :. sc S,i: &c
a5i."l-leil Il. l say. thar standing hefs
IN he esniiol Of YirEinis. bsassin az
October san. in he midst Of ms ssssm-
bIsee. heInre The entire country sad upon
~ lie responsibility which belongs 10
ne. s.x lhaf IIlere is no poser directly
ar ineireelIE 10 Congress OF The General
Goyrrnment 20 interfere IN The slightest
degree sish die Ias.il1Ilons ol The South.
IImmrass cheering. and > voice from me
crowd exelaiming. . that 20 tao thousand
soies Tor Harrison"
And now. ssid Mr.. Webster. Task you
anly 10 DO me one favor. We'll do q.
I ask you % carry that paper home. We
will. SO will. read IL read q 10 your
nelshbo1s; aud when you hear The cry.
ashall Mr.. Webdtr. The .4b0liiionisf,
be asIaxed 10 Prolane the sod Of tng'-
MA" rload shouts and repeated and pro.
lonsei cheers, with cries Of y welcome!
wsleoms. selcoms!''l that vcs wall tel
shem lhai, in connection wiih the doctrine
IN thai sarech. I hops Thar there are two
governments ever %, each possessing us
osa distinei salharily. With which me
osher may not ia,erfess. ! may dsaeF
from sou IN some things. but ahl here
say thai as % the doctrines u State
Rights a. held By Mr.. Madison IN his
IasI days. I do MI knos that We diier
Il aIl.-yel lam here amoag the foremost
- hold lhs. il is indispensable 20 The
prespsrisy Of those goTernmen's % pre-
serve, and thai he 10 no true Trend 10 81
,her aho does no, labor 20 pssserss he
uoe distinction between both.
We may MOI all see the iiRe which d.
sIdes diem alike; but sli honest men know
aha. there is line, and they al lear 10
20 either 10 The one or The other side Of i.
II Is this balance between The General
ard The stale Governments which has
aresefssd the eonpiry N unexampled
prosperity for kfiy years-aRd Che des-
iruclioa of this just balance will be me
destruction Of our Government. What
\ believe il be The doctrine Of State
Righis. I hold Is firmly as any man: do
4 "a. belong 20 . state! and may mol
ssy. q ! state which has done something
20 give herself renown, and 10 her sons
some iiItle share Of participated dlslnc-
iiOni | saw again. that The preservation
ofSIs.e Rlghss, on the one hand, and Of The
Just powers Of Congress. upon The other.
10 eqaaily indispensable 70 the Pressrsa-
lion d oar free Republican Government.
those measures Of ihe general govern
mens which have caused the existing ex-
ciIement throughout the country. VIII
mas RAPIDLY OFar ihefnr need nas
sfsue 10 700. Democrats, The question OF
lie suS-,reasusy, and suppose it's hard
" necessary 10 speak 70 you oil Mr.
Poiuses.'s militia bill. Iaio which Of your
mooasaius has not iis discussion peneira-
,edf Cs whieh Of all your winding
streams has not ils echo nasied. ] am
sure IL ms, be very tired Of IL himself.
Remember always that the great primer
ME &c The constitution on tina. subject. Is,
aha, The militia is the militia OF the STATES.
and not of the Presiieat-aud being thus
Ihe militia Of the states, there 70 no par
of the CONSTITUTION wsrGed with creates
care. and ~i,h more serupulous jealou
sy Than tia. which speaks Of tho power
ofCongress over The militia. Does u say
that Congress may make use OF the mill
d. &c ], plesses; ,ha. The militia may Dc
called on. 70 make war, 70 train and DIS,
cipline, No such thing: the terms used
are the most precise aud psrucn'ai-'
"rhe President may call oui The m'I''
10 execute the laws, 10 suppress insus
rseiion, and TO repel foreign invasion.
These three cases are spec.hed-an
these are all. Call on, the militia to drI'
shemi To discipline them! To marc
,he miIiaa Of ynginia 10 Wheeling TO .
drilled WHY. such q thing never en-
tered inIa lhe head Of any msn--neve
never. What is very gEssosi 10 the col
su,ution, IL has placed negative on
Other purposes for The exercise Of IN
power Than those particularly enumera'e
sae Isea follow ihose golden words
me constitution, resersing 10 the stat
the appointment Of officers and the di
eiplinIng Of the militia. That's q! Re'
tiiis si.oss. sad tiIsn read 10 Mr. PM
sets project that The militia are TO
gained BY The President Look on Oh
picture sad Oh that. do Virginia
more than justice. when say that 81
FIRST laid hold upon this monssrons pr
iect, and has continued 10 denounce
ull she has made It's authors heart SIC
sud she dJn't mean 10 pardon u ss'
nov.
As TO the SUb-Heasury. the subject
worn oa.. il is ALMOST as empty as q