The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

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unhoul he shadow u sd'aatass ~ ~
,urn. ID lske the bread iron or ehiia-
ssns's moslhs snd giss i unto strangers.
al sou. sir. l,Gfning 10 . gentleman
q 81. right a. ssshiPPlng msiehsni. y
.hIs Il noi true.
Well. is esery messure ofihis sind V
Be- psslponsd OF rsjssisd. until lhess thres
wears become expired. sad - many m"fe
!. shall sIapss before Ihe nns shes Pro
,idsree shsll bliss the Wings aI.h meEs
roasr 10 do coed. lhan lkss have nas!
Again, Ihe ssrions departments Of ihe
Go,rrrmenismsl "y prrsans who arssu, :
posed 10 be good Whigs. holding ofiiess.
Collectors. and ether custnm H.use On.
rsu, PosimssleIs. Dlsuiet Attorney ..
Msrshsls. &C.; Nh.I 10 10 become 81
them IN his .rparsnon! Are they 20 be
forced 10 resign. or sIll you. siss 'hsm
Insilau0n ard prosnrsi.sn 20 resign!
Oar distinguished fellow citizen rho
does 50 high crrdn 10 hiInsslf sne 10 hrs
rsuniIy. IN urholding The interests and
homer 81 his .tan 81 the casrl 81 Lam
don: 10 he expected 10 come hams and
yield hi. place 10 hrs predecessor OF some
one sIsei Aud The ind,sidoal sho ad.
dresses ynu: where do his h'e.hef Wings
intend 10 place h,nf Grnerally vhsn
divorce takes place The parents DIVIDE The
children. ] should be glad 10 knOs ~hefs
an 10 GOT
Boz 4 would not treat the mailer lightly
ar severely. l knew that u such consen,
lions resolutions are never considered
wilh sny degree nf del,bera.ion. They
are passed as lley are presented. Who
The grntemen..~sr who broush, IN
these resolutions I do NOT know. dare
say they we're respectable persons; bot !
doubt very much ~heIhsr they had shy
very definite meaning in their revolutions.
OF shslher they very clearly pereslsed
vhsi lIlls they had. They were angry.
resented, ds,irnus TO mske out string
Of changes ssslnsl The Presiisui--s sor,
oil . bill Of Indictment. and they conclu-
ded By prsnouncins the penalty, Toll
and final separation.
Nos, gentlemen. ! do not look upon
this wilhou. perceising ihst they hsd
bearing. whether intentional or uninien-
lional, upon ny rroceed,nss:an and therefore
thought proper 30 take nrtics Of them.
There are sons topics On which nis my
lnriune to differ with my Wing brethren;
but ! dare say they ere righl; and ! know
that am right in entertaining these opin.
ions. and in szprsssingI.hrm III do en-
Irrs.in then. They are Disposed 10 post.
poae Ill attempt To do good u. some (a-
lure anil uncerlsih occasion. Nov The
Wigs have . msjnrity in each ilouss of
Congress. 3 strong m.Jori'y. and. IN my
oPinlnn, the Zine 10 do gn"d 10 now; that
now should he accomplished whs.ver
remains 10 be dous. There are person.
nt mote sansWn- temperament than |.
" G nadenee. says Mr. Butke, ~. =
plant ol slow growth; AMI IT'S true when
applied TO pubic mta.urts az well % 10
public men. SIM. people san zee dls
'inc'ly when the Wings will have m"re
poser, aud b,ter chance fT serving
their counIry. Beyoad.,h prssen, far on
IN The future. thsce Rrn see slider skies
aud h,lcyon sea-; lhr fogs and darknrss
~hlch bind other aeR, dim not Their VI
sion IN the least.
Nov u wa. not an easy work tn ac-
camplsh what we have slrealy auslnvd.
The Wing. u'ed i, l"nE-shry r'eJ Il IN
ls4o ard succeeded, bit no, srhnut L.
Dor. | do not believe they ~rll fud it
s.s'rr nov: and know that nuIhlng but
UmHn--and by that mean a cnt,hsi
synP.ihizIng. pa!ernsl Union--can pre-.
vent the Wing cause from prestauon.
IL - not. aud say Il in the presence Of
The s"rld. nIs no, by premature and par
usi, and especially prescription and de-
nu"cIs'"ry pr"reedines. that this great
Wing family can be un,trJ. d. they MT
kn'w that they came ,n" power as a par.
" made up ot differing OPINIONS, What
Odd shs Country expect from these cam
pick opinIoD.! Here were extreme State
rights notions. extreme Federal M inns,
excessive tariff and anti iarIIT uoIi.r,-
shs' did. the Country .xpse,! That they
should GENE Jog tier 10 a sput II har =,
nony. Of c"nciIi~uon. uf uul,y and SYM
pslhy--and that they should SEEK 10 agree
and mot widen the hre.eh IN Ibis Law
the hope If saving tn country IRON The
runous measures which a, tina, time
threatened ITS prosperity. The Whole
h"so'y o' The rssolvIinn Of ls4e preach
E, Constellation. and fnroe stanre, and kind.
ness. and friendship. aud sympathy. and
unInn.
Gentlemen. il | understand The m latter.
there were f"ur sr five great oblec,, Tor
which that resoluilun ass undertaken.
In the 6fs, place, Que great oblrct va,
To establish = Permansn, peace be,wssn
the uuIt'd d a,es and England /; for
'noush We had no war. ~e had perpetual
serai"n add disturbance. What sh,uId
"ed"! We needed men capable o! kauw-
ing The hturc, and &c calculating uuh 1.
degree OF certainty the chance. Tor her
manent settlement The accnpp isb-