The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21

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Bet, Nc. Speaker. 10 snsbls he Sea
e. y decide wllh shat Pf0PFisly ha som
Plsins 90 he EeSt inaEmueh - ] haE'
ihs l0nFnsl open before ne. ! sill cal
year allenlioR 20 . vote taken about ~
sams line % anolhsF Pr0P0silioa- IN.
bal prepossd thai The state shoaid iaks
ons hundred shares in q turnpike belwsef
kaiherfordlon and Ashesille. II sas ,
sofk which would have eoaisrred grea
bsnefls on the western part of he state
and since he road would have iniersset
ed the Buneombs turnpike. and Is ons
much travelled. ne 81 believed that he
stock weald have yielded : handsome in
cone. II sas rejected. hoxesr. and
how many DO you ihink. SIR. Supported
q from the sasli From Raleigh eastward
there vas not . vote in ils fsEerl The
gentleman. himself. Notwithstanding his
great hbsfslliy. so;ed against il. Did tre
complain Of Ibis, Did lre declare wsr
agalnst The essi and resolve 10 oppose all
measures Tor iIs benefit No. cir; This ID
The sort Of treatment which We are &C
easiomed 70 receive; our propositions are
most commonly roied down; . long
course Of such conduct on the psri Of tie
majority. has produced no III telling
no illiberaliiy an our parl. On The con-
irary. as i had occasion % show The 9TH
rr day. The western delegation. slmos,
without division. vent for and carried
the appropriations Tor The rail roads.
swamp lands. oprning rivers and other
Improvements in The east. Such measures
LIS som a. they received q respectable
support in lhe east-hare been taken up
and carried BY the sest. This. however,
u seems. 10 not enough 10 give sa,isfae
ZION. The gentleman requires Us 10 per-
form every thing that is not impossible.
His fasorils measure 10 voted down BY
the eastern members. Instead Of assaii-
ing and dsnouneing The authors Of bis dis.
eom6lure. he vents his disappointment
and anger on the west, wilh about %
much justice ss the bully acted, who. sf-
ter provoking q qranel aud receiving .
severe drubbing. a. soon a. he could geI
on his legs. out Of revenge, went hone
aud whipped his vile.
The senator in The next place. alluded
10 Governor Dudley. He declared in
strong tone OF eeHsure. that instead Of
looking over the whole state 40 il be-
came The Chief Msgislrsis 70 do. with a.
just regard for all is interests, he had 70.
Ierrsd The matter Of opening The inle, en-.
lireiy TO The federal government. This ..
,nszed me, for knew that II The last zee.
sion Of The General Assembly. tie sena.
ioi himself had introduced. or al any rate
supported fesolUIians referring the matter
oser entirely 10 tia, government This
Of his, therefore. struck me ss
wholly gratnilous and nnioonded. The
like seems also 10 have occurred 10 The gen.
lleman himself a moment af,erw ards, for
he admitted that The Governor had acted
right, aud Immediately changed bis front,
and attacked the Wing members Of the
This, Mr. Speaker. brings
me to the main argument Of the gentle. |
nan. Ia fact. all else that he uttered
seemed merely intended TO prop what he
sppears 20 consider az his strong ground.
Briefly stated. it 10 this: The Wings |
rave al this session elected tso senator's,
md failed 10 select one of them from his |
portion Of the state. This failure on our |
part. he says. proceeded from sectional |
hostility TO that region from which lie |
'omss, aud therefore, by way Of reialia. |
ion, he will oppose every thing intended |
. benefit The west. Suca is the position
which has been taken. and il is to meet |
chiefly. tina, have risen TO day. He |
ells Us. that when he was in Congress
tx years since. he found both of the Sc. |
'a,ors from this slate opposed. or indif !
rrenl TO The opening Of Mays Head
though he did no, name them, yet he so
cscribrd them, that we could not mis-
axe 40 10 whom he meant. lie sneered !
one Of them. Mr.. Brown. as so ignor.
Mt ss TO doubt vhe,hsr tina government
nj The constitutional power TO erect a
ght house. Since have nothing in com.
hon with Mr.. Brown, | shall leave il TO
10 demoera,ic friends on this floor, 10
ut up Tor him such defence as il may Le
eemsd expedient or practicable to make.
lie said that The other, Mr.. Mangum, was
0 wrapt up in Mr.. Calhoun, mis,ii.
alton. tina, she had neither time nor
snse" to attend 10 the inieres, OF the
late. Whether Mr.. Mansum's indiiier.
nee 10 Mays Head arose from his strong
esirs al that time 10 reduce the expens-
= Of the general government, to the low
8, point, and thereby bring down the Ia
ia. Or WHISTLER he was governed by 9th.
: reasons, shall not pretend To inquire;
ar shall |. a. this time, undertake TO de-
mi his former course 10 relation to this
G any other public measure.
u. Mr.. Speaker, am no, greatly de.
eiyed. The senator from Perquimons end
'ssquo,ank, in the caucus Of which he
peaks, voted on the first ballot for Mr.
] sngum. | ask il he did not do so!