The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-29

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infmiiy 30 10 fequss,. viii be msnly re-
e0nmendstnry. Voluntary as % I'll. Il
sill be obligatory upon none. There
seems % be peculiar praprsiy. On Tie
groand Of unliormity. in The proposed mes-
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UniOs. the clergy 81 sssersl dsnaminalio
have. ia 10 believed. bad their sll.n,lan
turned 10 Ihe subject Different days Of
prayer and humiliation will be probably
recommended, II IL desIrsble that The
whole nssian, on the same day. shall prs.
sent il. united prayers aud sappliealians
10 the Throne of Mercy. And ,here can
be but lii'le dosbs thai. sllhongh there oil
bsnrthIng exercise in the recammentslon
Of The President. lhere vii be geasrslsc
qUisscencs in il. The measure will be
gesrful 10 al moral men. whether mem-
bes Of religious communities or mol L.
times Of nanonsl OF individual d,strsss. Ill
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sppesl 90 that Being uho 10 slone able 10
sdsrd sdsquale relief.
! should haze he's tued IN present this
resolution lead Mr.. clas) IL q had bssn
by precedent. Bot donne
The late wsrs sImilsr resolution - as sJnpt.
ed by Congtsss, az the inslsncr OF . mem.
her Of the Illus. Of Representatives iron
Virginia. and President M.dlson issued
his Recommendation accordingly.
A single word. Mr.. President. ss to
myself. am . member &c no rell-
g'ous sect. ] am MT professor &c rslI-
gion. ] refre that an moi. ! wIsh thai
sas. and trust ihs, / shall be. but
hsve, ard slssys have had. a profound
respect for chrislIsn,i ~, the religion OF ms
lslhers, and Tor iis rat ., rs usages snd H.
observsnees. Among these, IN Il which 10
proposed 10 the resolution bslnre you ha.
slssys commanded the rtspeei ol lhe good
and deyouL Aud hope IL vii obtain the
eorcufrence Of the Senate. s.wa
Mr.. Frelinghuy.en sad be inferred
from the cell OF tho yea. snd nays iha,
Tins resolution would be opposed, and he |
desired again 10 refer he Senate
n the preceden, Of 1914. The resolution |
al that time "a, induced Nv ihe state oi
~st inta which The country had been
plunged with Grea, Britain, and a. offer
cd BY Nv. Clopton OF Va. The presm-
bic, which he re 81, laid dawn as the |
doIy OF Congress % ADOPT nv a.nres oil
this character 10 times OF " csIaniiy and
wsr." The proposition had p-s.eI The |
Senate without oppositlon. Il in time Of
war i. vas the duty Of The people 10 all
the special prolec,inn oi G ID. and 10 sup
plicsie the incorporation Of his mercy. hou
much more incumbent vas il IN reference
TO scourge which hal in irs progress
swept many millions Of human beings ,nlo
eternity. which vent abroad nu the earth
ss The agent and minister Of God TO d. hl.
snald, aud to come shd go at his building,
AID over hoh human power had no in.
faencs. No OCCASION could be- 81 III and
appropriate for homi l,simn IS the. lie
hoped iha, no constitutional ot Iec,i"n
Uould be interposed to cheek Ills resoln-
''un, which vas nothing more than re-
cnaEoeHdssIon. L. wss uur duty Ievoui-
Iy, sod iu The convlctmn uf our entire
Dependence on God, u ak Tor the inter-
ference q his mercy; and he hoped That
the presem resolution would pass, ~ dul
the resolution of 1914.
The resolution w.s aIo; ,e,.: Yeas 30
---na, Ia.
On ihis resolution being taken up 10 the
Hunse Of Represent .ti,es, Ies dsy. al
ter. VIZ: on the Ssh al July, Mr.. POLK
voted virtually 10 reject the r. snlnuon bv
voting tol., Il On the t.ble. THAT motion
having IsIIeG, by a vote OF ay e. 80. noe.9l,
she consIde' i'm Of the r.s6Ini"'n wa re,
spined on III. OH OF July when NJ. POLK
again vntsd tn lav It on ,he lsbie. This mo
ton sgain failed; when. on motioh. che re-
soIuii ~ VS. referred 'n selsci com mi tee.
GSee jour. Hn. III Rep. OF Congress of
1882. pages 1904, Iile.