The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

anu NC N4l&NAI 1iA%eAa " - 49,
urealh 70 which he has 40 vel entitled
himself By his eminent services 10 The
civil line. We declare. in al sincerity
II hesrl. that IL affords us pleasure % do
justice 10 Gen. H.. 90 10 any olher dis
lineaisLed man 70 whom we may be
paIliesIly opposed. llis with grs'ifed.
and not with reluctant feeling. iherefsre.
lhai re open our eol0mns 10 the sindiea-
lion Of that nied and veteran patriot
sgainsl any charge affecting bis fame.
and especially against tbs foul charge 81
abalilionism. Of which ever sinee our
knna ledge az his Yincsnnes' speech. We
have brlsesed him. and still believe him.
10 Be ~ innocent as We are. no one -
more ready Than We. 10 exlol The conduct
&c Gen. H.. in Congress, on lie Missouri
question. when l,is sense Of duty 10 The
Constitution. the union and the South.
induced him badly and lsarlessly IN OPP
Pose The Infamous Missouri reslricsion.
against The sentiments Of his constituents
II The Cincinnati (0hio) District. and a..
The hazard of political marry rdnn. which
was. in fart. subsequently, lnaicled upon
min lnr his course on that memorable
occasion and perilous crisis. So. l,o.
although We cannot but condemn, an
slill do condemn The doctrines and spirit
Of IN of riied extract. from his Chevini
speech of 1893. in which he expressed
himself in lasor AZ apmoprialing The whole
surplus naiional revenue. NTH the asself
ffht siaue holding states. 20 The united
purposes ofemaneipsiion and ralnnlz aiinn
Ia iRseparGJie c0nneri0n. and hrnarIlrl
The dangerous heTesy thar such 4 mea-
sure. II assenled 10 by The slase.holdins
sia,es, would be within the cnns,ituli nal
competency 81 Congress. without an
Amendment Of The Gers iiluliun-a hIch
Is equivalent 10 giving Congress eonsn
iuIioasl and iherrioTe full paser over the
abolition Of slsvery-lhe qualification pro-
posed BY hun being one. not &c right. bur
nlexpediency merely; yet We have always
admitted and proclaimed ihsi The sxrarl
IN question. Was an ISOLATED nne--fnund
in The midst &c an adtsess. replese Nth
sound doctrine on tie question u Slavery.
aud rs constitutional inyiolabllliy in The
sevefslsisies. save by iheir on n voluntary |
action; and when we read his vineennes
speech, Of 1885. reiieraling those sound
doctrines, lsshlns The sb..lluonisls with
mefiled severity, for then fanaiieism,
folly. aud infdelIy 10 their cons,ilulionsl
duty. and taking the high ground Tia, The
discussion Of the abolition of slavery. in
. Notwithstanding slate, was On abuse
and slolstion &c The constitutional priyi.
leges 81 speech snd The pfess--ue a.
oacs admitted and announced. that the
anomalous passage IN The ChrtIut speech,
the particle Of chat ia the bushel Of
wheat. was amply stoned for--and thai
u wonlI theneriorlh be unfair and unjust
10 aliemp, 10 identify Gen. Harrison, with
abolition, or The aboliiionisis, especially
! 4 !, .hYss sl.e wIelches lad lien iusi ,
sn'neu. anu Tennufsted Nun. MFduen tnF N
their leading organ. and
he anil.sEvery Almanac, one of ,heir I
nsidIons Publica,ion,, TO abuse and exei,e /
ne public mind Of the North, aasin,, Inc
'shls, institutions aud Interests uf The n
South. With unfeigned delight then. no, I
'eeause We have Al all aba.eJ nur noli,ic,l r
opposition 10 Gen. II. for The Presidency n
'a' because we iose 10 do Iu.lire, and Il
ase sincere pleasure in arra,inr ,he
Isllngnshed men "l The Union in f.sor .,
ihe constitutional rights 81 our own II
'sed and cherished South. d. We hi. ei
~, IN Tie communication Of our cares IA
"ndsn', give place TO an pxtrsr, of le,,cr ii
ON ten. Harrison. dated. a fen dau, III
nee, and addressed TO a di,iinou;.Lsd m
ember oil cnngress from this s,a,e. konJl A
h'ca ace knoio 10 be genuine record IL
lnll and unqualified Endorsement NJ Va
sincennes Speech. We said. = .lor,
ne ago. N cse If our editorial ar,icles
~ out line was needed, from Gen -
. 10 clear his skirts. 50 utterly and Im
oroughly from aboliiionism, as 10 d,. ",
~ even hrs bit'erest foes Of thu, uea.
y against him. and To render ihsm ma
named to WELD IL any longer. Tbuf sm
'e has now been giUen; aud Gen. liar. ca
on stands before The republic !. redeem. an
; Legeneraled and disenihrslled'' from de
dlabelical genius Of northern aboli,ion- ira
?. We proclaim il. as we promised mr.
sound i trumpet Inngued. liza, ,cbo &!
y take u up. and send il. rom hilltoa /,
h'll top, wllh loud aud joyons pcal. n cir
imph through The land. We. :, l.as, lor
olce TO he assured tIiai uht,,,er a., bac
Q lasoriie candidate. Mr. Van loren spb
lils opponent Gen. Harrison shall .ac !
Q, overwhelming discontinue and d. Ell
i-iha, isolaIion nj them for IN. sca,, ann
indignation "f The republic winch ,hs led
I'a, and generous Henry Clay delsrsd dom
wa be il'cir meri,rd ioo,b-.aws,s i.
y; and the rights &c lie S.ah III, I'M,
~ unlnJared. nnimpaiied aud il nam. 4
o. safety. under HE sacred banner n ar,
constitution. =
ne following is ibe letter Of &c. II :, .,Ie,
~ referred 10 shove: r..
! saw some time since an a,,ic,s II 4,
, :, me charleston Courier. SITTING ma, war
s'nrennee speech contained IN ~, r.
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