The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30

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iipH as.6eT asaszae. and sts.ld prtsa1.a =
lie Ibersy &C speech : = mssh Iun-
stiiEaanal Fght - lisi - enlrEia. 4 <es-
s..ns i0r > memhrr's ssaz@<aar up8dshe
Jaura i. ard 4 Il i b - Ieg.rl ds !
rigiil e. Pisllrge wiihozt limit os:rssic-
non. lie rule II lie SrEase lsst ref4resl
tn y rirans Unconstitutional. o. IL islrn.
laEsrd and aasl comprehensive frnl il
Hoa.d saneiinn ihe grossesi persun.lsy.
antfy~i no cne hui nsadman y oald vt
drny aissi q i privilege IN l.e rxeHsed
iihin he bsand< Of reason and m0dra-
non. The rommon ranrlrsi+s II llGeil.e
vel being u s.,rieiy. andslhs inlrres ar
the Ssase. demand Ihai slrici deenrhd II
drbsic should Be Observed in al dellbta.
i've assemblies ;shenrr. ne re net aly
o. oara wn. bun Z presume Of every IL
isla,nre in civilized country. fosbidlbg
persensli y.
We:.ssr.' then, that no member hafa
night 10 Reject upon. aud 10 b. pers0n3y
offensive 10 another 10 debate. Tan Il
IA sny other way - ! member. lhn
he hy protest. 70 ~hsl.sbsurd conel,,
sia.s would saeh doctrine bring US,
You ransoi IhInugha spcrsh drliyerd
on The fpoF. Hse personality. but yau IN
wr':e uhal yOn please ofa fellow membss.
andhy way Of protest. ha e il spread ~
on The Journals. and thus transmit. 10 Ne
latest Pasirrily. i personal indignily. !
u less wrong or les oiirnsise. j. il not ii
sniielY aorc 50. o. read libel upon J
man % his fare and-ccmpel him 10 hes
q end have ]. recorded l,lnsler lie plea d
eonsi intional privi!rg' = than 10 abusl
him upon The honr ia debate!
Bun again, the Legislature his from iiue
70 time granted certain rights % religious
sncieiies. Now suppose npcR The pas.
sage Of some bili:cxlcnding 10 religious
sncieiy the right to hold properly, sona
man Of inf,lel opinions should happen 10
BE- n member, and considering such an
. act" legislative recognition. of lie truth
Of the Christian Religion. should !. ,lis,ens
from, and protest. against IL. and should
think proper 10 incorporate inia his "a
called protest, Painr's :. Age If Reason
for the purpose of dispr - ing our holy
religion, will any--ihe most yiolen, parii-
gan say. thar such document would be-
pnliiled To place on The Journal, as a.
protest! ID.
( 'ase il fnr grated. then, that All mnst
md will admit. that Ihis,righi Of prolestis
rot 10 h. used 10 any and every wav ihal
iulls lll6lasle or malice Of member, md
hrrefofeihat is prl.ilrge 10 Be exercis-
ID within certain bounds. Nhois 10 pre-
Grille these bounds! Who is 10 pass up
IN the paper and say whether il shall 90
ipnn ihc. Journalist. Those who sign il!
Certainly mol. Who he, !. Tie piesid-
ng officer and the other .mcl bcrs OF lie
'ady. This, indeed. ihc signers or hi.
o called pro ost simplicity admit. For
hey commence wnh saying. thai they
do NV here present % The Seaa.e, their
no isolenn dissent and rroIcst, si.h ikeir
nteTed Dc. Why present Il 10 The Se-
'a'e! :" ha. i may be entered on the
nurnal.' What il this bu, admitting thar
he ether Senators hat sight To SIRE The |
aper and..lo Observation-Disclosures il should |
Z en'crea. u not. why present il to ihe
'enate at all. Why have it entered
1 once by The Clera! Why have il roa.i
tie Senate. Be ausp they had, an un- !
onbie'l. and by their (lhe signers) awn |
81, ~ acknowledged right 10 hear il, and |
81 upon il. The Spa er seeing that il
Fas libel apur him-and other member, |
! the Senate, submitted j; ;c Tie Senate !
. say whether il was such a paper az
hoaii 60 upon the Journals. They de.
erminfd that il az not. But il is ssid .
hal there VAS n quargia, ard therefore !
10 dfeis ion lie il so: q en- as il was re.
erred 10 or to al pt their own language.
presented 10 the SENATE" aud The Senate
I'd not deride that il should be euleretl, j,
ssuTtd.y should not. j. ..--..., esq.,.
But il has been said e'sewhers. lin the
'Inndanl that no quorum ,oted. Whose
inii wa ! lio r,fsss d 10 vote! Not
he Wings. Who did! The Democratic
ena;n s--those who signel the paper.
u they really bsi eyed that refusal 10
nter o. the J"l-Ilais 'heir paper, was
Io'alian Of the Constitution. were the,
Of iseTsaI 10 Them, elves. lIlrif. consu,
eats, and III If country, ~ stand hy and ,
'inse torecGrI their own votes! Would ,
EaEe been an ahandonmenluG principle, :
declareby hair recorded votes, li,eir de. ,
rinna'lan u maintain What they ipgartl- ,
r,e constituents rights! g aar .5
Having. as hope. succeeded.ia es:ab. !,
'h!Eg that the:riei,t 10 dissent.fraar and ,
test against aty act, dc. Of 1. Iraisla
re- body. although a ConsiiutinnI on,
nevertheless subject. to certain limita. :
ms and restrictions. and that the very e,.
lenrc 81 every adeliberalipe assembly de. =,
an.s that its memhers in, their relations
2! conduct towards each other ne mem. :.
r.. should "av"ii personality" either :,
al or wilton. bu. little remains to be "
Id,-io show that the document under con. =
leraiioniss net a pn,iest within The lean.
= nf fian I'onstif,,t;,,, "