The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15

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IhemseiErs lhsy nsssrraa huTi any h0dy:
they ere mere bFSta lulnina: uhsi harm
can hey possibly 10 il ihsy shall Be 90.
GsHedl Should even . bill Be npored in
enafsrmily ~ith her request. cannot this
House Tsjert ~ Yos base no rule ef ot.
der % pstsraa The inirud1eiian Of BILL
The member from MasssehIssiis. or any
other gcnllsaaa, might ~ any line miro
dues . bill 20 abolish slavery. jesl % any
other bill 10 fnuadsced. You have On rule
sgsinsl this. ~hirh might be really sanre.
ruus. Bat The pei iiens. hslmlrss and ron.
3 mp.ibls a. they are. you are careful 10 en-
elude. DO MT gsaIl. mea see lhal il The nh
Jet Of The pellllonsrs once bersmes the
choice ola msjariiy here. lhslmsjorliy can
SET aside this ful.. |. has dohe1 no good
II all. lin smere fsH weather rule. The
momehl mslariIy u IN favor of lhsse pc
Ii,loas % will be sbollshsd. lfspch ma.
jnriiy should ever be iound here in lssor
Ola bill 70 abolish slavery in The District
Of Columbla. they will have The poser 20
repeal this rule. Why Then be 90 sd-
verse 10 ihe reception Of aboldinn peii-
iionsf The House ran nj.ci any bill il
Dies not choose 10 psss. and 50 u can re-
jse, any petition IidOes moi zee 6, 20 grant.
Until m .riiy Is IN favor Of The shjee.
prayed Tor, ! care mol haw many pelItIons
are presented for IL And when that day
shall come lh.I m jarlsy % in is favor,
the rule wlll then fsil YOU. and hi, Union
will then be Al an end. 1 DO not. how
e.. Q. spprehsnJ any such result. in my
day 81 least. believe there is too much
good sense Al the North 10 gre up this
glorious Union for The sake sbolshing
slavery in thsss ten niles square.
By pursuing The course We have. ne
have gwen the sbolllionisis too much con-
sequences. We make them look TOO
sirang. Nearly cne hall The House voted
in favor Of sb"lishing The rule: we're they
81 abol,ii.nistsi No. or: most II not all
nflhsI number ~ere their sliles, acting BY
Iher eide. merely oni OF regard TO the
rieht of petition; thus We hasa given
them show Of suengIh not their own. !
am opposed 10 this wsy Of c"adueung The
contest; We have continued this sort 81
TOO long; Il 10 time al should
rome out and show their hands. The
gentleman IRON Msins Mr.. ii .nln, begs
US in the strongest language To be Slowed
In get srthe real question, IN order Ihsi
he may show hs devotion 10 the Consii-
luton and his regard Tor the rights Of The
south; so does The gentleman from New
9th, nv. Bs-.l-i-s --.i --~--'-i
10 gentlemen from the South whether IL
Is fair thing To keep gsn,lsmen 10 hi,
lalse. ,ais painful posIuonl 10 eampal
Them to keep company with sbpl 'tlonIss
they vii or no! M; le, CON-
mitlee report, aud Il hey shall introduce
a bill. then We shall SEQ who are oar
fneuds. The gentleman from New York
Mr.. Brsrd,leyl tnld US there are pineieen
ont Of every i~sh,y men at The Nat,h .
& sinst the sbnlthonisls: and l have No
doubt Of IT. belirve We could get nesily
. unanimous vote IN ,hls Hall sgalns, such
a bill. A sote like tina, would have an
immense moral .feci--an effect far eres,-
er than hundred years struggle sbou,
the right Of petition. Some persons at
the South have insisted that The en- ire
North 10 unsound on The subject vi South
ern right; others hold a very d,fIeren,
l.nssags. ! sm for giving that question
a iair trial. so thai We my knos The sc-
tu&l condition Of things | believe The
N nth is az sound as The gentleman from
Maine Mr.. Hamlin) represents il to be.
Bot. II Massachusetts is indeed opposed
to The Constitution as il nov exists--if.
indeed, We have come to that pass that
she cannot stand where Hancock sat
Adams met Washington and NJ ,dison, on
The compromise OF The Constitution, ii il
time We knew 1t. Let Us understand The
state of the fact. Whenever large por-
ton OF the North should determine that
they can no longer abide the present form
OF the Consultation ~ this respecr, OF
caurse the Union mus, be dissolved
This. however. cam take place I'LL
there is an entire change of sentiment, a.
| believe, at the Nmlh. BIZ, be assured
you csnno, reiard the coming ol this state
Of ,h'ngs by any rules and orders oil ,h,s
House. lflhe people Of these States are
against the coGtinu nee Of the Union. be
very sue il is no. 10 be held together by
rules Of order. d.
Bu. many Southern gentlemen say be
cause We have taken this position we
must adhere TO j., even though il be
wrong 10 have t,ken Il originally. They
tell Us We must never retreat in the face
Of an enemy. Now. 10 regard 10 tactics.