The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-17

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ION now. uauld sn0neF scr he Unina
dissolved ihsn WilacsS die snccrks q ihas
rery ahoiiiion movement: Iw0nld sooner
ST. il OBSERVED. Iran wilness he esisb-
lishmcng of consolidated goEemmeRi.
with all power and al right in ihe hands
Of IN nnronirnllcd and irresponsible ma
iality; I would sooner zee il dissolved
lhsn witness The establishment of any
principles whirh rinlsie ils true character
and defeat IL legitimate objects. These
opinions | am very certain that ] hare of-
len expressed. ard shall 0lien exprrss
ihsn hereafter nul. Lhai am. or ever
have been. 4 disuninnisi. in a. nlheE
sense Than is here expressed. ! e',elly
untrue"
To this letter Mr.. Bots has feplied N
an address 70 lhe pahlie. oeeupying some
six or eigh. columns; more space ihaa
We can now devcis 10 il. Mr.. Bolts has,
however. triumphanily sustained himself.
BY ihe production Of letters from Philip
Harrison. c. NJ. Braxion and Edward
W. Johnston. together with other coro-
.boraiing testimony. We hare room only
far thr following: which Of itself, VIC
should suppose, was amply sufficient:
R~LmouJ jaa 81 Isi2.
Biy Dear Sir: Yon,s Il The Is in,
stan, r. sehed ne on The following day.
Yea a,e aw arc. my dear IL. ! an
sure. ina, for ihe..is,i ten yrsfs ar more.
lha,e nal in,erier,d ~ he polsI;csl sirng-
giles aud party strife af The ,lay. Fer
llese rnrIesl-. II lac. hare he'd 40 .pifll
or TASTE md il I had. the dihseni pfasecu
ton Of ny profession has loIi me M lsl
sure lar thsm. have never scrubbed
poliiiral rss.ys for the public journals.
and have always leii The greatest repug.
nance a. being hrrrahl helore Tie public
in any manner CONNECTED with these nat
itIs.
You may imagine, then. Hih What re-
lneishre ! comply wuh your reqle.t. &C.
irg Tie hsznd ! run ~ lasing the pIiss-
ry AID qulsl in which | h.se 90 long
indulg,d. disturbed and bn ken ~ %
m.
Hnt having Painfully considered The
matter. notwithstanding The rriuenhncr
uhIrh Eel. ! think ! an hound IN jus.
lice to \ ou 90 gl,e the information y hith
ynu ieqaes'. seeing the embarrassing r.
si,ina "a winch snu may be plarrd lf
Judge lli.shnr should rot rrcalIeei The
sxprrssinn Of The npininns sl,r,baled IA,
him nv YEN. lllIiak u due 10 iu.lIce ami
a. ruth. AID. that have no right. m"ra'-
", 20 i,hhold 10. any more then should
be legally. we're YOU md Judge upsaut Al
i.sue upon yon cisilnrh,s teinre Cnuri
81 Justice. and | q. called on 10 give rvi.
denre brlaren ,oO uron The IrIsl.
II reply !" yom lr,,er, tAen. hate %
say that I have distinct ne"lleciin II
The fnn,sssa,ion or ri.cn.sion L-,eetn
Judge U,.shar. Judge Barbour. sd yonr
self q, Tie time and upon the occasion
IA which rnn ralnr assi'ps s'Isr"i'-s.~
ihcn expressed by Judge Upshur npan
he snf lee, 81 The dies ,luhon VI tic I'm.
ION &c ,hr States.
mad an lnnre occasions thar nne. h, lnre
heard Judge Upshur exlr,s. the sane
opininns nIen'y, Uhrcsere,lly. aud will,
great b.linrss aud ir. c,lon ol manner.
These cirenns'sm es;hs,eIlhe mnrp deep.
ly ,m..rts.td upn. my rec"lle llon the
oplnlons exprrsseJby him upon lie sui
jec', ii lhr lime and upon The &c sslon
To which you hate all,ni,d.
The iirsl nf these ocrssions was al
Williamsburg. al hen The Judge was hold.
ing one Of b courts. llr,hcre .spd. IL :
nrt Al III private Or cnniiden
tsl. That HE Onion ~ NE States. SOONER
or later. must be iissoire,i; he Jriierfd IL
10 De unarpiidbic, AMI. IL his opinion.
fhe sooner IL occurred or mas brought
nboui. hs beiler for J'irginia and The
Southern Sinics..or slarehoitiing STATES;
that in lhr formation Of the Union, the
N.riliarn and Eastern Siacs had obtained
great advantages over tie Snu,hrsn: or, 10
use ihr judges phase. the SIuih. IN the
formation 81 lie Tin ~. lad n.,lp bad
b'rgai. :; aud that the administration of the
Government had made il worse: that the
pnlley 81 abe Government aud imposition
u ar q had produced The Impn,rr;si,-
Ineri and would nlimat-ly rpin tic s ,ulf,
Prn St,,fs; that ID, Slnilirri people va, III
he he M &c ...LeNrts 81 wund afsd draw
FRS # aer." &,LezKRsr ii lie I:.a>re,n
and NnrIhtIn; ,hn the litter s ats had
alr aiy acgu,red lie asrenI lnry Ia the
r"unrils al lie nalinn: ihai the rapid In
crease al the population oi tIc-e States.
r the non..la,rhDlding Stats. would
rrndrr this .tre Of lhInes permanent. il
lie UnI"n c"itil"ueil; that IL consequence
If THESE advantages, and lie greater cspi.
tai 81 The Northern and E ,siern States.
hey had already mnnnp"lz 4 large
piriio" oi the proper trade 81 the Suu h.
aud s,ery yrar would render il worse.
tie Judge erii-a,o,ed d enforce and 1
ust,a'e rhrse "plnipns. by rtIrrel c 10
great msny f,r,s mi by n.ch reasoning.