The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

Az - - - 1870
mEEflF - -. artEElE
T. M'Dssr. d Ms .sssA upoa lhs
Tana. h.d ssppossd disnpsisa q ihs
uniaa into lhrss dis.inss coafsdsraeies.
he Norhrrn. thswssirsn. and he souih-
en-. saa t.d depirssd n glowing colors
the prosperity and glosy aflhs soalhrm
confsdersey. nndrr de apsrzioa q ne
Free Trsds. system. To dis Nr.
Essns replies n lhs kilauing sxirsrs
from him speech.
TIE Srrssas lad rse~-sdsd - illss-
llsls he va. shal Le hsd t-ksa BY me
sspgss.,si.sn ii ahs eGsanen e thsrs sep.-
"a e.'nied-rsrses 80 he suips ~ he Csn-
si.isti.n ssd he Usiaa. sh,rh shusld Re
a hoaogeresss masenal lie suprosrd
ga u as inlsossuced by wsy 81 an .llas-
tsiina Of he sss~.. saa nol with lhs pur-
pore ~ sersmllahing -. o. IRON any
waIt AZ ail.rkmsnl 10 lie Uaian, but d
ssemsd b. han lhai q aasld ~ t.ksn ass
..snmRsndsi,en hy a.n e mars zral
Ilsa lh- S-aasas hlm.els. .h~sah 10 dies
not 1sri hat End 81 le.s Ji-erstier: 81
uh.rh - h,s mech. M.nv y ie1the isk-
en- esrlist bs me gorgeous picture duaxa
by HIN 81 the rrospssiiy q Al would re-
msin e. The S.u'h. when freed from ihe
shAcklrs impasrd hv TIE U.i.u. ard Of
The happ,Hrss and ps~er 20 ~hseh u ~as
destined.
The Senator Vas not ,he FIRST = ho hsd
prrmi"fd his ,maR .natan tn dx. i On he
Consequences 'hal Mould i.,llnw . disco
lslisn q the Ua,on. Oilers haiar-mp-
tel. 81 diff.unl umss aid ~ ,a'laa.
parts of The country, 10 exsrrise ,hem i'm.
agina,ion By spreu'anng On the condition
ei The country ln.ease The uainn should
be broken up; bvis,eiy one else had l.ok-
upon u 80 Inll ~ dls.sssr sud 90. and he
Senstot vas lie hss, who had been able
Io discover IN u. rot scene of ruin and
disaster. bot 81 nnhoundfd prospenhy.
Tues. n.tor bad held M in CLOS ing solnrs
the advantages which IL would bring 10
one of The portions 81 The Coni.derscy.
lie had de.cnbed IN very glowing Ian
eusge The happiness thar would be erjay-
ed by eommnnsrsl b with sueh homo
Rsnrnu. interests. lie seems N have
solved the psrpk xinR aasstinn nfthe ex-
i-ieUce OF the loci i.lsnd that fas.d in
he ,msginsilons Of the sneieu,s. Thai
happy region he had II last di.e"sered.
The considers ion. Inst hsd IL anenced
Others Brought no al.piehen.lons 10 hin.
Perre.al peace sss 20 reign in the
nee tnnirders~y. But al this lsaid Mr..
z. 70 speculation. I, !. lie fttit &c
warm ia.eln1unn. The cha AFTER OF
human nature. the lessons 81 hI,.ry. give
M snunlensncs 10 il. The history at
small roniederscies sho~ ed that they
wr,e beet b, dangers Of the mos. frar!ul
kind. 4
lie proposed 10 ex mine the sli,ieci a
ln,l-. an see shei 80 ] the bth.fiis an.
ic pa,-d b. the Sena or would be sxpeIi-
rRred irnnI this sch, ne ~ a runisdrrsry
81 hon Oreueous Interests. The Southern
cnnf@slsss.y SO O.. be united "a boass. End
e j,y pe'peius! pea.e abroad. There
wss 10 be 10 rnsy M uivslry. n" jealousy.
spnng,ng from ium,n passions, add It's
rnmnercp W.. ne, er 10 be interrupted,
nor us peace disturbed Thy we're 10
have q commences With England. aud srll
to her al their products. Thrr exports
would amo, nj IN ons hundred mrllInns.
snd their imports. including twenty mil.
liohs n pr fit. 70 one hrndred ard twen-
" m,li,on.. All ite.e import. wtie ~ bp
consumed a. home. or snld 10 the We stern
conf-derary; f,u without the Western con-
frderacs tie GLORIOUS taiinn Of The South
coul Innt &c, alnre zoe honr. Thy must
relv o. the wrstinr snpplies. Why moi
take her al 0nre INTO the confejetsry v IL,
The SUIT! Tut would not do. because
il would destroy the h"mogeneou sness OF
their Interests, and. after some year,, the
same questions wrnid sprmg o. belwt en-
the South sndihe Wsstas az tate us now
The South was to export ro,I"n aad rice.
srrI import one hIndr d milli ms, brsIdes
the profits. Where we're the nrnfii. "a
c"me fior! From commerce. The profits
were derived from The import III n III he
goods INTO The cru1irs: aud belonged 10
,iinse WHO bad the trade and the natisa.
ion ~ ter h.ad-. Where else cnuiI
I hey 60! The Nea E"gIani shirs could
not be empIs ell IN lie trade, for tina,
would dest'"y The homoeere"usne.s 81
the scbemr. and Tie pr fit w"oll PnsbIe
\ Nv E. gland e. ibpna md consume for.
eign aIIic'e.. The trade and he profits
On u nut 90. therefor, q Eueisn ma
tons. The commerce ~nud b. earned
on with England. and t',r profits would
ga t,her. - s@ @# "
Tie one hun,lfed and twenty millions
OF foreign imports we're TO be consuaed.
The whole p"pnlatou Of The S"n,hern
cnniederacy ~urIi he only sbont five ~
SIX mIll'ons. TIE population Of Tie
shvie country j. sb,utseseneeno az eieh.
Teen millions. aud We find an 'mp"r alton
IL a hundred or a hnnjfed and twenty
nIIl,ons adequate for tile consumption ol