The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

vss he sfssliansls allsehmfas bsiWesn
an 10 memhes. 10 insuFe he conlinu,
rass az die feeling. pFadassd 81 ffsi
IVA eommuniiy q daagsrss 81 safer
fsEs, and 81 Interests. de adraaIaees n
sssh we're made srcsasibis 10 al. No
psrsiripaiian In any good. possessed ~
nv membsr Of an extensive e0nfsde-
nsy. rxcepI In domestic gsvernmsni.
vas wiGhheld from the citizen o. any
sshfr membrr By process sllendsd
wilh nsdifienliy. no delay. 20 expense
bul thai Of remorsl. The citizen of one
nighi become the eiiizea Of any other.
and snersssiFely Of The uhole. The
lines. ioa. separating powers 10 be exsr-
eised BY lhs eiiiEeas II one state from
hose Of snagher. seen 70 be 50 dissinel.
N drawn as % leave no room Tor misun
derslanding. Tie cilizeas Of each state
unite in their PERSONS III the privileges
shich ibst character ennlers. and al thar
lhey msy claim as cilizens Of The United
Stiles; but in 10 case can The same per-
san. n the same time. act - the citizen
Of two separate states. and he 10 there
fore p0sifirely pTseiHlisd from any infer.
ference icifA he reserved pslsers Of anu
aaie but thai Of Which he 10. for ne
time being. q citizen. He may indeed
Offer 10 the citizens Of other states his
advice As 20 their management. and the
form in which IL 10 rendered Is lrfi 20 HIS
own discretion and sense Of pfopriely.
II may Be observed, howeser. that or
ganized associations nf citizens requiring
compliance with their wishes. TOO much
resemble the recommendation Of Athens
10 her sllies-supporied By an armed
and powerful fret II Was. indeed. 10
ihe ambition Of the leading States Of
Greece 10 control thsflsmeslie concerns
q ihs others. that The destruction OF that
celebrated confsjsraey, add subsequently,
81 all ia members. 10 mainly 70 be az
uibuisd. Aud u is owing % the absence
q hat spirit that the Helseiie coniederscy
has for 90 many years been preserved.
Never has there been seen IN The insti,u.
ions az the sepsra.s membeu Of any
eonlsderscy more slemenis OF discord.
10 The principles aud losms Of govern.
meat and religion. ss well 80 10 The cir
eumsianees az The several canions, go
marked diserepance was observable, 40
10 promise any thing bus harmony in
their intercourse or permaneney IN their
slliancs. And vet. Tor ages, neither Las
been interrupted. Content with The posi-
livs benefits which their union produced,
with The independence and safety from
foreign aggression which il secured. these
sagscious People respected The instilu.
iisus Of each other. however repugnant
10 THAR osn principles and prsJudices.
Our Confectionery. lellow.ei,izens, can
only be preserved by the zane forbear.
ance. Our citizens must be content with
the exercise Of the powers with which
the Constitution clothes them. The a.
tempt OF those Of one stale 10 eonuol the
domestic institutions OF another. can only
result in feelings Of dis,rus, and Jealousy,
The certain harbingers Of disunion, vio-
lsace. -cish war, and The ultimate desuuc-
lion Of our free institutions. DOR Con.
isderaey 10 perfectly illustrated BY The
terms and principles governing . com
mon eo.parinrrship. There iund Of
power 10 10 be exercised under the cirsc-
lion Of Tho joint councils Of the allied
membsrs, but that which has been re-
served By the individual members 10
intangible by the common gosernnent or
the Individual members composing u.
To attempt il finds no support in the
principles Of our Constitution. hshould
be our constant aud earnest sndesvor
mutually 10 cultivate = spirit Of concord
and hsrmsny among the various parts Of
our Confederscy. Experience has abund
sn.ly taught us ,ha, The agitation by Gill.
zens Of one par, Of The Union Of q subject
not eon6ded TO the General Government.
but exclusively under the guardianship Of
the local authorities. 10 productive OF no
other consequences than bit,erpess. alien
alton, discord, and injury 10 The very
cause which is intended TO be advanced.
OF all The gres, interests which spper.ain
10 our country. that Of union, cordial.
con6ding. fraicrnal union. 10 BY iar the
most important, since j. is The only true
and sure guaranty Of all others. !
In consequence Of the embarrassed
state Of business and the currency, some
Of the states may NEE, with difficulty IN
their financial concerns. However deep
ly We may regre. any thing imprudsn, or
excessive in the engagements into when
states have entered for purposes oil their
own. il does no. become Us 10 disParsge
The State Governments, nor TO discourage
them from making proper efforts Tor their
own relief; on the contrary. il Is our duty
10 encourage them. to The extent oil our
constitutional authority. TO apply theit
best means, aud cheerfully 10 make al
nscesssry sacrifices and submit to all
necessary burdens to fulfil their engage
n,ens aud maintain their credit Tor the
eharse,er aud credit Of ,hessseveral states
form par, of the chsrac,er and credit Of