The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

I plstlrally de fft Of he democratic par
| IL DE epurss towards ne % his e"ea'
sloa, Tsry EuTrlhly illustrating lie course
gsnsrally PunsaEG b lhsl eiminalEs ans
nj l0Earis thr larger II The canine sc
eies. Boz fnii1g his arguments Eere
n0l quiae . c0nSinring q his derlams-
lion Vas n0~rrg. ne neal attempted %
snlisi The PFrjudices u this House. y
asking where mas lie gentleman Iron
IlayNo0d. il he lale war! IsnsweT yc.
~ eheenully. sir. By lelling ihai genile-
nan lhsl | was : srhO0l-boy IN thai country
which gave birth 70 his grandfather. who.
| understand. was very ssilmsble ril-
izen; aeouniry, whose sons, whether a
the bar, inlhe pulpit. in The halls Of legis-
laiion ron he tented Geld, need neTer be
ashamed Of thar FeTlant spot that gave
them birth but who, ilweiake The genlle-
man as fair specimen. would rery soon
degenerate, even IN The second degree
from acommon ancestry. Bot ] play. sir,
that Heaven in is vengeance may palsy The
tongue and psrslyxe the heart 81 any IN
whose veins one drop Of nv blood shall
Tow, even 20 The twentieth generation.
who could becomesso deiestable rene
gade IS 10 attempt, Cor vile party purpo-
ses. 10 cast an odium on The country
which gave birth 10 his ancestors; who
eonld desecraie al The nnbler feelings Of
The human soul 10 pander 10 the baser
passions and popular prejndices.
His next attempt 10 enlist the feelings
Of his party u a., by telling thrm that
Gen. Jackson was son Of the old North
State. IL the gentleman had read The
Generals proclamation on The subject Of
Modification he would find that he claims
South Carolina As The State Thar gave him
birth. But | think the genlleman's de-
nunciation Of whig prescription for opini-
on's sake caps The climax Of his consis-
teAcies. had supposed the language
v ould have cleaved to his tongue when
he looked towards the Clerks table. and
found not only the assistant Clerk super
seeded for vile party purposes, but even
The principal Clerk Of this House, who,
for nineteen years. had faithfully and ef-
liciently performed the duties Of that Of
fee, through The various mutations Of the
party in the ascendancy, had been baseIy
prescribed for opinions sake by this acci-
dental majority.
But, Mr.. Speaker, I am not prophet
nor The son Of one, but will here in my
place, venture 10 predict. that on the Isl
day Of January 1915. Charles Manly
will be again seen 10 ascend that ros-
rum, not for the purpose Of recording
The proceedings Of this Legislature, or
81 that which may be in session, but
Tor the purpose Of taking the oaihs of
office as Governor elect Of the State Of
North Carolina. Yes sir, and in two
short months after that period. you will
hear Of another event which will be most
beneficial in its results 10 our common
country. and truly gratifying 10 every To-
Ecr Of civil libcriy--l mean sir, the inaa- ,
yuraiion Of Henry Clay, as Presiden. Of
he United States. Then and net until
hen, VIII the Individual who now adj.
lresses you, lay down his political life.
Then ofs truth can with holy Simeon Of
I'D. exclaim--Now, o Lord, lettest thou
ny servant depsr, in peace, for mine eyes ,
nave seen The salvation Of my adopted 4
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