The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

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AZ lhtl ise paasfd 81 1883 has reueg
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sent. lie meter uotld recognise lhs
pawer ef that act 60 10 had he conrrrss
az ne Urised Sisfes. Aerurdinz - he
fveivslions 81 eifsrmsisnrts. ~ salary
i-yss. even 81 rtklie a,.inisn sIrrs-
shaf law ~ss frputshlfs NC lsnwfr nG
csngrss 10 repeal i sss indisfsnsalir.
Ma. "a. did npi say sbat he Es in Ia
sar ~ Us ING duties bfyend de ,mesnt
rsquired lar FsrrnUs. Ief de mere pur-
pess Of prnsrrtion- The proFrisiy sflhss
vas . debsnbls qneslinfs snd zach
might be ssid, and bed brsn said. on
brlh sidet. The poser 10 regulate cen.
merre had been sbselulsly snd eondlilsn-
alIy eon6dsd 70 this gsnsral Govern m<hf.
And when ws would lBqsirs whst eom-
mere wss. ne must refer 70 the unisef-
sal sentiments 0f ihs aslions Of The tsEih.
And Why grant a pox er 10 ..rssul.se"
IN The history oflhs world would prove
thar The most sriuoss struggles bad IN
al sgss taken place in reference 10 il. md
that he sword had ofiea hsen drasn W
seuls ,I,e eobiroseny. The hsmers &C
The Constitution were well acquainted
~iIh The history OF The peel; and ~hsn
preparing kane Of organic lsw for shis
young. this naseeni naliob-lor . free
people, peaple Of vast commercial re-
snurees-ihe long vista Of grandeur. por-
&c and wealth, The frpn 81 sueesssfpl In
dnsuy. rase before their view. and with
. wise forecast they inserted this pfotls-
ion as . means of aiming The Govern
msrt with power 10 vsisl the stacks Of
foreign rivalry; and The Government must
have been powsfless without u. Buifsr
this. and Great Britain would q, This day
be the Iegulsior Of he commerce Of shis
nation. Nothing could have prevented
90 resisted Il. And lhns. The moss I'm.
porlsnl of III our g,sa, national interests
would haze been in The hands. and ssb-
jet 10 The will and pleasure. Of lossign
Gosstnmeni.
OH exclaimed Mf. NJ IL I should
live TO see The day whsn al things that
are needed cor human use and eomfort
shsl be produced, and bought. and seld.
within lhsse United S,aiss-shsn sll eur
mines shall have been opsned. 81 our
rich mountains explored add covered with
sheep walks fpr the use Of our own man
Ofseiurlng esisblishmenl.--wh,n every
American ci,izen. Iei him eat. ard scar,
aud consume. end use whatever he de-
sirss 10 make hin happy, shslI find Il
hefe-hefe. spnn our osn soil. within
our own boundsryl Then, though The
wrath of Gad should be LEI loose Mp.
On The ns,inrs &c The old wotld--ihough
Europe should reel snd uemhls beneath
lis blows, and Brisin's fast anchored isle
should 20 down. end sink in The mirhsy
deep, and ne remain 90 unmossd. so self
supplied. - NOT % feel The la,s--shis
would be. 10 me, the very reslizsiion Of
american independents and prsspsrItv.-
Bot this county 10 not aud never can be
truly independent, solong as our own Ia.
Dor and oar own capital are LEI, unpro-
] ,eried. Never. so loas .. il Is The dsr-
Ing object Of our own Government 10
crush The industry and dash down al ihs
enterprise Of those !, should project and
lnslrr. f8
! II to hold that. 10 aasnes,ins protec-
tive iariif-l can't help il: mol csnt
/ help IL II ! am sinner. i an al ies.ta
bid sinner. ITO Isel The CLAW OF nhs
/ common nsiiun in my Losnm-if 10 hold
that the man who resides Al the extreme
North is % much my brother 90 The cot.
ton planter Of Georgis--if this is hostility
20 The South. then ! an her enemy.
But. - 10 Southern rights. lei M man
lay hi. hands upon them. Ny observa.
ton IN life has laugh, me To believe that
in al domestic quarrel. there are usual.
~ fanlls On both SIDES. And I will say
10 my Northern friends. ~hy be riernally
striking AZ that sore whiri. God knows.
is sore enough without blow. from you'll
Why keep On ihis eternal turmoil and ex.
ciiemen, aboui sboIi,ioni Why this con-
slant determination 10 disturb end ned
die With Us in our domestic coneefnsl
] can cnneeise 81 no be,ier reasons for
], than the man gave fnr beating his sife
-" b, cause sln able 10 do IT," Twas
dangerous, he knew, 10 attempt 10 pro-
/ phscy, bui this he would venture 10 pre-
diet; il ever this gorgeous, this temple TO
human freedom. should be pulled down.
or consumed. that was The thing that
would de- II.
/ When Americans spike of dissoivirg
the Union. they spoke % what they should
noi--ihe idea VAS unmesn.ble. Tie
Greek lveisla,or gaze u as reason fur
providing no pnn,shmen, Tor psrracide.
,ha, such CRIME ough. never 10 be men.
tuned.