The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23

dsbss. ws en- Friday risrrd. sbd .
naa.b Der OF simiisf msmufIsls ifom cli#r
pals 81 he North rresised lhertupoa he
Sane dssnnsnon. ssipftay large sc.
diuon mas made 70 he nsnbsr. sskleg
he cenlsrrncs 10 ssks sriissn on the sut-
iess 81 slavery. Rev. w. A. Smith. ofshis
STATE, mnssd q resolulion insnsrsing ne
eomnisise on slavery 10 resposd dirsesiy
n Ihs paias. alleged fsen and xlEsnsn.s
ssbmillsd 10 he memorial op ihsis1blsri.
lie xanled the co1isfsnes % asss sls
grounds assoned b. he msnorisliss d
once. msnlully ald opsniy. lie and fss
brethren Of ihe Sasda WISHED no lsnstf
10 BE- suhjselsd 10 tbsH ahusr. They
rsnled 10 knou uheshtf OF no The Cor
ference wss against lhsm. In shs course
Of bic renarks DC inun.lsd ihaIths peorls
Of the Chureh o. the Nonh ssfs nos he
mosen in thsss petitions. hui thsy bad
been gotten up BY the ministers. Ne
hated ihai The memorisls wtrs coneeessd
aud signatures obtained 10 an unfair nan.
ner. Several Norshsrn presehers dsnifd
Ithis. and declared the people seFs ne
movers and not The ministers.
Mr.. Siicsr, OF Bslumors. in reply 70
some remarks OF Mr. Saith. relative 20
The irmporisirg aud undecided policy u
the CoLscrssiisss. dslended them. and de-
elared their course the proper ono % ps.
serve harmony and peace IN ihe Church.
The General Conferencs for "a slye yssfs
and ihs discipline had been corsersa.ire.
II did NOT ssy that slavery lisa grss'soeisl
and polnicsl blessing. Thai vas The dee
time on one side. Nor. on the ether hand.
did u affirm that sla' cry vac in oil essss
sinful; that al siavehnlders ovsh, 70 b
Excluded from he Chorch, and that ihe
slaves Of The South aud the people OF ARR
ca mus. be ieh without The GOSPEL splsss
II could be conveyed 10 them By mssns
entirely unconnec,ed With slavery. This
Vas the other extreme. Melhodssm had
done much 70 spread uush on This subjest.
and would have done more, buifor The sn-
called for sg,iation u The Norh. Ifihs
advice Of the General Conference in 1890
had bean allowed. and ,be North bad Ia
ken her hands OF. the result ~oula hsFo
been different This seisston threw
difficulties in The gay, and hindered The
accomplishment Of The ohjec. sought 20 be
effected by IL. II ever This Conference
should become involved a. pa,ts 10 this
sgiistion. the death-knslIo Of ibis confsds-
ration would be sounded.
d 90 m. lion Of Mr. Spencer. Of the Piln.
burg Conference. Mr.. Smiths resolution
vas laid on the table, SO TO 70.
/ The subjained paragraph, copied ftor,
| The New York aurora, which continues
10 be the bes, authority for the mo,ivcs
and actions Of the Eseeu i've. shows that
the Administration has nos been IN.
swsre that lis at,emp, 10 smuegle Texas
! into the Union was 70 endsng.r the peace
Of ,he country. il moi to involve il in i'm
mediate war. Troops have been alresdy
ordered. il seems, 10 march 10 The South
western frontier; and vessels OF war Of The
sited States have. we hear. under The
sssse apprehension, been ordered round
E,e ne Guif Of Mexico. or the conse-
I auences, therefore. % the scheme Tor the
f.. annexation" Of Texas, if the Adminis>
ttfeiaB had been able TO Accom- plIsh il, no
lone rad doubt that the President has been
NnfH the beginning fully aware. and hss
.Ebssn willing TO risk the peace Of The eoun-
lsry to gratfy This caprice Of his--,hst be.
4 ing. in the absence Of any plausible ground
for il, The most favorable light 10 which
il can be regarded by those who take tho
same views OF il as We do. MAJ. Int.
! From the New York Aurora
TerGs, anticipation Of any difficult
lies that nav arise between this country
and Mexico. the eight companies Of in-
fsniry now stationed at Jeffer.on Barracks
have been ordered t. march TO the Sab>
inc forthwith, and waii further orders at
Fort Jesup. La. Other troops will fol-
low. and be prepared. in case Of The ra'i~
6cs,ion Of the annexation treaty. to essab.
lish our frontier posts on the banks ofths
RIO del Norte.
/ Pin SricKIxs.-A Boston paper st,tes
that the pin msnufsctory near Derby. Con-
necticut, has Q contrivance for sticking
pins in papers. whichisquiie marvellous.
I, takes in England six,y females to stick
m one day. by sunlight. ninety packs.
consisting Of 302. AGO pins; the same thing
10 performed here in the sane time by one
woman. Her sole occupation is 10 pous
them. gallon o. . time, into hopper.
from whence they come uineatly slrang-
ed upon their several papers. The me.
chsnism. by which the labor Of 6fty nine
persons is daily saved. jet remains mys.
terry TO al but the inventor; and no psrson
but The single one Who attends 10 il is. up
on sny pretex, Whatever. allowed 10 snier
The room where il opers.cs.
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