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

MAN&Ma So - - ~ ~ = ~ 3eF** -
says 10 i lssls hs@s = aks. ~ - 80
So ala 50 ssasa rrsa 20 rsaurn. Wesk21
Ihss ss,a - ne 3 .asA~ess : Pe@<rsul
srcessia.a 0fs'rngh = poe lhss 1 sss enss-
lloa whsek 81 deeply lnE.ltes ne inls-
ssss a yesE disassl l-eassnAly hslisss
ihat j. ~ nal - ! 81 bsiass . nsian.y q
ghe psapls i IL Ssa.h, shea Ihsm lsber
j. faas dsFsTlsa lato maay di6rrralrhsn-
nsi., al bsg0ms eeasiaeed. e ths s0and
pilisT 4 psoisciing AID lssenng Ans,
rlssa .adssHy. Tas ell NJ Only be
saPaag.ng and deeisisa 10 l.psr &C snrh
pSlry, 81 all BE- sminerny ealrslsird
% hasmsnsss snd pe.ptiasie onI insiilo-
i'sss--a Issnll u BE hsled ain glsiness
~ esefy psifielae hsrasl.
= am no advocate fsr slavery, nos
soaid zee e inlroduced inla one region
sales. ! uere q Ihe SANE lice sss1Eed
shsl u ~eCli silhir.~ i from smother,
and lha wllhaul IrrErssing Il u The az
sregais. The saneaston of Tesss must
s.,Oa be lolisxsJ BY The s0lunisry abo-
I.isaa g he insiituli0n ef slavery IN out
es'shbOriag states. yuginis, M.rs lard and
Delasare; aad also, indeed. in Kentucky
sad Ni.sasri. We can III iruly eja.es
IN 10 sishSa~sl iron cor osn imme-
diais sie,hiiy. Ian o q SIZED that The best
Interests Of lha. class olopr fslloErheings.
or'ginslly bronghl 70 and forced on lhsss
6salss By British rspsci'y and injustice.
and who meet sl9ays be . marked aud
distinct race % long % Ihey abide among
our owp ps0rle. vii be best consulted
By ssesring he only Quiet. lhs only hope
ohish hes ssrr prfsenled itself Cor their
s-qu'ring an iadsPendenl home. or al
tanning position slsyslei and equal 10
The peopls amidst whom they dsell.
Such . refuge is offered beyond The Rio
Bravo, suons the Mex,esn and s nth
aneucan naiioas. who haEe no p ejudlre
IIih-T N esis oE color.
hr. e. J. lnsersoll, another leading adj
sof' ie Glihe measure. thus speaks on this
branch 81 the qnsslioDs ..
"ArgFy protssis sgainsi Pexss. elicit.
ed by pSesenIs,ions issued al Wash
Ihgloa, predicate slavery as lhs sbhorrent
sv,l 10 lie ilrrtsssd BY sRnexaiion-=s.r
sumiag re egregiousiy islse POSITION that |
more sht sgsrssated slavery is IN ioilow
lias event, Bat ,hree-foOtlhs Oflhs, fine
= gion are uplaad. wilh coil and climate |
scspled 10 agriculture aud pa,turage.
shsrs est,on and sugar will mol thrive.
sul slave labor esnaoi 10 employed pro-
6,.bly. Three States sithoni slsvss. and
% " one emily ore siih them, can be form-
I'd here; snd such. your eommIi.es under.
sisud. is the wi.h VI the present inbsb:-
tInis Of Texas. Slavery. forbid by nature.
tasy be insrIdic1ed By organic lay there;
aud the annexation. inst ad OF ineress:
ing he power or representatives Of slave
~ IN the UaloD, will, on lhe contrary,
certainly and greatly d'mini-h their ria
itve weight. The States Of Louisiana.
Alabama, Georgia, Carolina. Mis.is.Ippi,
Arkansas. Missouri, and Tennessee may
sU5-r BY depsecIstioa Il Their lapds aud |
olhsr properly. Virginia, Maryland, Ksn=
taeky. The OIraI'n.s, aad Tsnnes.ee, if
DOT al ihe slav, h .ldIng States will have
iheIr slaves drawn CT 10 the fte,her and |
more lru,lIul planlal ons of Saulhsrn Tex
~. 10 lea years many oil Them mus, be |
eoGe free Stare, and thus Texas prove She
means d urlling large pnrt,nn Of the
present ,lasehold,ng psrls Of the Onion
in interest. sentiments, and action with
the North and Vet. where slavery is un-
kaoSH aud dlslIktd.
"TRe most important exporlable pro. /
duet II the UnIted S'a;es, The regulator
OF thslr exchanges shd bond ri nnion--l
eoIlon--canaot be pro6t<bly cultivated
without slaves; nor can sugar or rice. fei
looking f,rysrd 10 The provIdenual era
when sl.fery may exis, no longer in paris
OF the Unitrd Sites. 10 the dlmInu,iou OF
il. need. and ulim.Ie exhuc,i Jn, Texas
Is the "nl, lInd oi promiss where phi!an-
thropists, who. are no. zeAlnts. can des-
rrv The lhesise Of ihst cunsummauop. |
Mexico has no slayss, beesnse her pepu- !
Iatton 81 the ~hIie. black. and red races 10 |
hsu!rd IL her ne,shborhnOd. and near,
il nol wnh her p ople. the culored iDhs-
b tanis Of This country may be united even
Iusily in nagi"nsl numbers. with The
sIrengh, the chsrartar, and the insliln-
lions nf az independent people. That ma
ion ] corpbns; on may be accomplished
WITHOUT rev luton or cnmmalion. An
Afr'sa, nation may arse, The defendants
OF Moorish. other African. end lI'IIan pros |
gaa'iors. ~i,h The InprosmeD,s O! ireeGo-
yernrnonl- sngrafled ia their sovereignty.
Instead of eisfnlzIng slavery. esln consi-
ders,Ioa Of lie eonnsxion with the Uniled
States encourages The hnpe pa, il may end
IN Trxss-psacrIulIy aud gracefully dissp-
pear lhe'e. Lirer,a, Casnds, Hsysi. sbo-
Luton OF sl.vrty 20 the slsve-hpIding states. !
even glaiosl enaacips,ion in The free
STATES. Ill schemes OF either uuiiug wings
"''h blseks,of separating them in be same
ronmun',iss. without tie degrsdsilon Of
She tlacss of en- worse than their bondage.
biSe Proved sbort"e, The vision OF slave
rvs eEihanssy BY its ALLEGATION tn the