The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20

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lloss % lhs people of he North % his
sutissi. ~sesght lhsn taesprrieIsll oar.
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. ar. wssld not he SoOih be ssaktf
@ish ia white and Stare pppula'ioa sesi-
tered over territory sTerh,Rg iron iae
D.l..ars Day II the R.o del hors, thsn
IL wosld be sere they confined 70 Their
present lisH.i Dor paruls'lon sonld os
mora sparse, he lroRilsr 20 be defended
dogbgel 10 lsaaih. Ihs d,fhssliy and En-.
pssss 0f ssseablirg tro"ps and eenetursi-
jog he mBnilians e war grsstiY inereas.
90. Aay mllasry maas a. wall - aam-
moo sense. wdl irll roo that Il would be
. much easier mstler successfully IN de-
lead. agsinss he ass-ul.s IL fafmid.ble
Poxer. ihe other slsye Siaiss. uere the
shlss and tl.rk popuis,ioa OF Alsbaos.
Mississippi. L1uisians. Afksnsas. and
Missenri removed within The limits Of The
slhes siR NJ slave States. ihso 10 defend the
present Ihirieea slave SAFES. Any per-
son ahs would contend thai Il would be
- easy 10 def nd. With the sane az near
" The sane mean, q la'ge and extended
frontier a. comparatively small apd ron,
srarled one, mes, either be . fool himstif,
or expect olhsrs 10 be 90. ....
In my opinion, feliov-ci'izens. The
idea thai the Immediate union Of Texas
With The u. States ill give greater seeu-
rity % our slave intt iDu0ns, 10 about ss
ridiculous ss sas the promise made hy
she friends Of 1.-THE Northern man with
Southern principles" that he would.
should 10 become neeessary--ihst 10. If q
najany OF Congress declsrsd sgsinst Us
--inlerpnse his refo 10 save Us. They
sssmed 70 forget that rhtn such crIsIs
survived dissolu ion could have virtually
Isken Ilase, and Ihsl the Sauih would
hare had 20 rely upon something else be-
siies The jaeiT,ctu.l and empty arga.
mtpts gf . reio--psIt eulaEly such one
az their rsnlidaie would have written. IL
We NAV Judge from many Of the political
rs?er. q al have emsnaisd from bin, in
which he has generally held out bis LETT
hand st-a'ihily 10 the Sou'h. While biz
right wss fx,ended with a. much direct
nsss az he could assume, 10 be erssped
hy The S"rth. We did not allow our
selves D. be dipped in The one Ease. and ~r
should Determine nal be led sslray or de-
eeivsd IN the olher. To prevent disco
igt,sn, and 10 protect the Interests Of the
South. we haze, thank God. more TO rely
up,n han the promises Of ,he /" Northern
MAJ Win Southern principles" or the
sh,mercal expect tons Of the friends Of
inmedi.t- annexation. The glorious CON
p,cl;shich vas bequestbei TO Ne by q
common snrsstry mus beidisreesrdeds AID
trapped in the dust; pairi"tsm which,
hoseur others nay think, ] believe sull
bUras .rh as brigh, q me in III. North
az in sny other portion Of The Uu'on,
mu.t be ex,inguishec; sslI-initrest. which
often j. Auences men whom no other
feeling cen re ,ch. mus, be forgotten. be-
fore ihe non-.lsvebolding st,,es can con.
sent % interfere 9th and destroy our pris
vilrges aud properly. But should ali
these considerations fsil-should our
NMihern brethren. carried away by .
bind fsIa 'ieism, forgstfUl Of justice. right.
ard country. Of al the advantages Of
un'on, "f The glory We have achieved un.
der tie same "stst.spsnsled banner" be
~ ll.ns T. HudeIiske 10 intrIfere with or
o'sr,urn slavery, we shall then have bu,
one last re.oit--lne mel .nchofy alierpa.
iive-se must rely upnn our cEn stout
stms s8d btssc hearts for ,he deicnes u
our property and iresidfs.
IN M, one Of those who believe in
abe otion indu.iriously ptoPae a.ed by the
frIends Of annexation. that, il the treaty
j. rejected, the Texans v'll unite Them
slvrs suh. or sell their slaves 10. Eng
land. The present poPulsiioE Of Texas
consists prirc'pslIy. almost tn,ir.ly. oil
emigrsn,s from The s!aveholding States Of
per unian. BY edueation. by habit. they
sfe favorable 10. and bein We in The neces.
siiy cf slave labor. and they would be a.
prompt 10 repa any aitark upon the in
stau,lon ofslasery as ourselves. 70 a..
sumo. therefore. that The Fsxia5s are
prepared 10 from 40 alliance with Eng.
land. upon the condition &c the sbolinon
Of .lsse,g f"r . .,ippls'et price, is to as.
sumo INA, the sbole Of the present pop
ul..,on are prepared 10 sbandon Texas,
Agll 10 remove either - Gresi Britain OF
W Ihe free St''es Of shs Union; for no
Southern mn can fhr a moment imagine
tina, they viii remain in country where
Their slaves hsye become their equals.
Equity yiolen, is the presumption that
the Tex'sRs are prepared, OF could
L. T. Ill =.