The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

Tie in' sbilssas o. Bossnn ting eoneA~
"a sislsia lhsa iaan b ths seRsEal. her
EasrEt0s. ana hasiRR. in eEarE - pEEenis
ahrsr aismassanR, ehlFEsd iuao usaiy
aih him. Il vas slipuisasd lasi ne SAID
having drP.slisd TER srns
silb thssr esn msgslEsiss. shesid hsfs
iiberlT u depart. IsklaE sish hen her
slhsr sfEsrss. Thsy accordingly dsiisss-
I'd ~ Ter arms. bai ~ ePsh sloiaiioa o.
henGr. in arfsnss Of ne sblagsal9n II
Fssnes. ~EicA even savage nasiens ss'
Issme6 ssrrsd. The g0EeTnsE ordered he
arms eepss.Asd IS sfaEesaid. lhsi Fhes
m,ghI he preserved Coz their esssEs. %
bs ssiEed by bod, q saldssFs: dslsl0eJ
lhe grealsss para Of The lnhsbi.snis 10 abs
town. and compelled The fsw ~h0 ~srs
permillsd 70 FstsEe. 10 lease their most
Fslusbls effects behind.
by Ihis psrhdy ~isss ere separated
from her husb.uils. shIldnn from ihe,f
parents. Ire sred sad she slsk i'"m shslI
rslalons ard lrishas. whe wish 10 attend
and eOmlon then; and those sho have
been ussd to live in plenty and even sls-
gsnes. are Recessed 10 dsPlOraols distress.
The general. further smulsEnR ia Gl-
nislerisl masters. by . proslsms,iOn bear
Jog date 90 he 9Th day Of June. sitter
.epung the grosssl islsshoOds and cali
umnles sgslnsi The good people OF 'hsse
colonies, proceeds IN - tsclsGe them all,
either By name o. description. 10 be reh-
e.s and usiIcEs, To supeIseds the course OF
the common lag. and ins1sad Ihste"i 10
publish snd order the use and EXERCISE Of
Ihs lsv msrlal." Hls troops have BUTCH
cred nur eosulrymen, have wsntonly
burnt Chsrlesiown, besides seons'dersels
uumber Of houses in osheI pisces; our
ship, and vessels are seized; The nseessa-
~ supplies Of provisions are lnirreep'ed'
AID he 10 sxsrIihg bis utmost power %
sprssd destruction snd devastation around
him.
We hsve received eertsin intelligence,
that General Carleton. The governor u
|, Csnads. 10 insiigsung the people of Ihs
: proyinee and The IndisaE 10 fall upon Us
and We hsse but too much reason 10 sp
!, Prehsud, that schemes have been forme'
10 excite domestic enemies against ns.-
In brIef, . part OF these colonies nov feel
and all Of lhem are sure Of feeling. IS "a
60 the ,epgssncs Of administration cal
|, iBA'e, them. the complicated eslsmli,es
firs, sword and famine. Wsafs reduces
10 The alternative Of choosing an uucon
ditIoosl submls,iou 20 the tyranny O
iIr'ta,ed minis'ers, or resis auce by force
The l.net 10 our choice. Wehave conn
~ ted the cost Of this contest, and find moth
J. ing 90 dreadful as voluntary slavery
e Honor. justice, and humanity. forbid
J. tsmely TO surrender that freedom whic
+ ss received from our gallant ancestor
70 snd which our innoseni pos.srity have
y right 10 receive from vs.. We cam
% endure The inismy aud gull, Of resignin
y succeeding generstions 10 that w'e chez
. mes. which inesiIsbly awaits then. Il v
.. lhsm.
o Our cause is just. Oar union is pc
8 feci. Our internal resources are gres
. and, il nere.ssry, foreign assistance
D undoubtedly a,,.inable. We gracefully a
q knowledge. as signal instances ot the D
~ vine Iavor TOW ards us, that bis ProsIden
es would not yprmu Us to be called into III
~ severe controversy. until we were grow
: sp TO our present strength. had been Pr
o. viously exercised in wsrlIke opefsiIon
no and possessed Of Ihs means Of tesehdi
Of ou,selses. With hearts fortified wi
!" these animaiipg reflections. We most 81
e' EMMY. before iod and the world, decia
~ tksi. exef,ing the uimost energy OF tho
10 powers, which our hentfcieDs Great
~ hsIh sraciou.ly bestowed upon Us,
raj arms we have been compelled by our c
emies TO assume, we will. in defiance
u every hazard. with unshat'ng firmness .
rs perseverance,. employ for The preservsii
nd Of eur Liberties: being with one mind
'ly solved TO die isesmen rather than 10 h
", slaves!
Iih Lest this dsclarstion should disquist I
led minds OF our friends and fellow-suhie
liz in any part Of the empire, we assure ih'
Of that se mean not 10 dissolve that uni
as- shIch bss 90 long and 80 happily subs
mi ted between 10. aud which We SINGER!
la xish 10 see restored. Necessity has I
nal We, driven ns into that desperate nheasu
I'd or induced us to excite any other matt
~ TO war against them. We have not rsi'
es; armies 9Th ambitious designs Of seps
OF ting from Great Britain. and establish
hal independent States. We fight not
Bile glory or for conques;. We exhibit
the mankind the rem arksb spectacle Of
ng. people stacked BY Unprovoked enemi
ne. without any impuia',on or even su'p'cr
lag Of offence. They boast Of their prlvi
sts ges and ciriizatIon, and yet ptofier
,it- niIder conditions ,hsn seis1tude or des
10 In our Own native land, in defence
The freedom that 10 cur bir.h-rgh,, q
ro- which ve ever enjoyed till the lac y
m. lauon of i.-for the protection Of
at property. acquired solely by The hon
Of industry If our iors-fsihers and ourselv
,la sgains! violence artnaIly offered. we HI
,n, taken up srms. We shall lay them do
,ai when h0snIIties shall rease on the par
Nv, the aegressors, and all danger OF their