The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-08

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ne states 10 bs eresg-d OF 81 fs1ss are
BE- admnsed - slsss holoing slaiss. @Ey
x.s Il aei 80 slipalsedi u he tfrsy--1hy
was Il nel thos !. nomiLsisd - he bandF
Was Il inlsndsd 10 seal n.Frh pa The
non-slsa sholdlng staiss--lo y slisni nos
np0n Thar poinl. sad hrFssitrf = insssl
upan III if 20, Il should haze b~ea rs-
asmbrred ,hss 10 ne body shieh Ra.i
decide alss qursiioa me non-slsyshvidaas
s,alss have he nsjatily.
sulsmnly declare that. 10 recent -.
sii 10 che North. Ihsve seen m SINGLE msn
aha ~ss ~Illirg 10 receive ffxss. Ovid
Cd into slaseholding snies. into The ua-
i"n. nor Of he very irw Northern Pfes-
sss = lIish sdvocsie me measure. have !
seen . single one whlch daes 90 ON ths
gIoohd Of as giving seesriiy 10 The iasis-
tuition Of slavery. IbsleEe thar u % al
most universally sdvacsied Nv the lee 81
ths Srr.h Who are in Isyor Of he measure.
upon exaeily crp size grounds. Win Inv
leading rolnlcian of he North rome oui
and say he 10 in favor Of dividing Texas
into three 90 four slave stsles, and TscrIv-
ing then >, such iaio The Uaiohf VIII
Mr.. Buchanan. af Pennsylvania. say col
sm mol TO be lfiehleRsd /" from nv nro-
rrisiy" BY The fear ~ Texas forming some
.lIisnee With England d,ssdYsn,agt Gus 10
our interest. This Is IN old story, Gen.
Hunt. o. she Tsxisn Munster. bsid ouI
the same idea more thsR sesfn yes,s SEQ,
Why has saeh an allianee never beea enr
tired into! Suniy Tsxs. he's stoSd N
more NEED If iithan she does nov. have
kno~n = hes,taiing swain led 10 the altar
BY his iair lady. threatening HIN ihsi IL he
did not msrry her she would marry some
one else. One scarcely knows how 10 meet
this phsniom. for u 10 perPetnally chang
ing is shape. P,rsi IL vas, Inst. u ~e
DID no, receive Texas. she ~ould thro~
herself inta the arms OF England ~ CO.
lony or dependency. Then sgsin II wss
that Erglsnd ~ss n guaranty The indie.
penfenre Of I'exas upca he condition Of
the abolition II slavery; aud The last 'ei-
sion, Is that Englsnd is To interpo.e f"rci-
bly,, i need be, and pat an end To The
ssr, without any CONDITION ss To lie abn'
llion al slavery. As IN The isEo hr.t sei.
Sims. England has over and over sg.n
dlsclai@eJ any such purpose. and know
no similar instance in her hole hIstoIy
of her condsscending 10 repeat disri i'm
er once already made snd not cTedred.
England .. not the country 10 do mean
aud snesking thing A wrong and an at
rogsnt one she msy do. but that " old and
haughIy nation" is incapable Of drl,be-
rate lsIsehoo,i, and must say. in this c n
nex,on. tba, | can see n" just Aes,ion Cor
tie je.loOsy and siiuperauou oil England
WhIch - so common with censin class
of politicians. believe there 10 no coun-
Try 10 the world 9Th which q, Is % much
the interest. and therefore the p Icy Of
Englsnd 20 Cultivate friendly RELATIONS as
Nth The United States. We consume
nearly one.fouIth Of the productions ri
English iabor. This bond Of interests is
enough, but there sie others tnf not less
foFcel IN Language, hws, race. aud free
insi Itu ions; Tor. wiIh the excel zion vt our
Own country. there 10 no ether where all
the stcurites Of private rights and all The
gusrsnhes Of public liberty are 81 nume-
rous aud perf.cl as in England. II - NJ,
upon US that England looks si,h Jealousy,
but upon the powerful despolisms OF the
norlh Of Eorope: and in contest with
them, a contest between uhlImit.d mon
srchy aud the representative principle,
he lnOks to Us ss allies, MT as enemies
That Euglsnd desires the independence
and prosperity Of Texas do not doubt.
DO we differ will, her in This, ar shall We
quarrel " .ll her on this account! u Is
perfectly ma ural, too. that England and
all o,her commercial NATIONS pIefrrIs see
Texas an independent Power, With her
ma, kels open to all the world. than TO
have her annexed tp our Union. and fenr-
ed in with our prohibnory ,arif. And IS
the Soa,h d. posed 10 enter upon this cru
sadie "f snne xing all contiguous terri'
toEieS' for the sake Of securing their MR.
kets Tor the Nnrhem manaisclur1tsl
| think it extremely improbable thai
England will put in jeop 'r'iy the large
capital empl r,sdby her sutj cts IN Mkt
CO. her profitable commerce. there. and the
fifteen millions Of sp cIe WHICH she sn-
nually derives form tina, commerce. by
any fnrcible Interposition IN favor OF frx-
as. The whnIe Of the English We. In
dian and Anglican establishments are
paid with the specie thus derived; and |
40 notsee. il this supply is cut of, how
the deficiency can be supplied. That ,ha
sboliuon of slavery will be made the cun.
dni"n OF such mtetposluon. ! unhes,ta.
tnglv say is not irutj and If it were, as
confidently assert that rrx,s will reject
the preferred boon on ans such teTm..
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