The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30

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nike hin ibe sslrlsrF paisrs # siiarks I
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Ne ssnfemsa EOm Psansyisanis Mr..
iI he did mn dsem Il e'sFssPfsl'
tul. whsIhsr Il uss M lsss tat he iiRssi. !
,Aaush nov slsskiag lie Ssna'oE iran
N.s.srhnssls, had nol ssil lsad Il he
"a. emfnl uss noi.ras. Mr., ID. N0uidE'Ih-
sr n, langas .hould l. p.l.isd Ihaa n'l'F
III thsl IL he had lised IN he 'infs 81 she
Revolution he would limsslf hare bfsn
leryl . 4
Nn. ISaERs0IL. Yes. did.
NJ. DIxoN. resumed. When FFn'ls-
men we're hunting ia eaurlss sgs'hsi 'he .
Seas.nr from Mssssehussiss. think 'iis'E
,IIu.icn uss some hsi uninIlunalf n hrs
opposition sgain.i he late AR. And
viii nov ssk whether The 2 n'lensn IN
/ r,r,rular tMr. Ruehananl aha - tEfss-
led 10 give the inlaEna,ioa called i"f by
,hs gentleman from pennss lfar 10. dideStr
saw, As il has frequently bren charged rp-
ON him, th.i, ifie bel,eFsd he had d'"a
Of Demorr,,ie blood m his vers. u he
kneu where il vas. he would sp the 'sin
end take il out!
/ NJ. IxGERsoLL- lh,lisEs net.
Mr.. BRoBuEAD. Mr.. Bnrhansn tx
nress'y denies having uttered any sn'h
isneusge: md on the iloar ef CONVENTION
lh,lj IN Penns, lvania. lpr the reveal "i
the State CONSTITUTION. IL wss PTo'ed T.
the satisfaction II aIl that the charge was
IaI.r. |, was proved by gentlemen Who
we're present 81 The TIME the words were
said % have been u.tend.
Mr.. Dixon. I sm very glad 10 hear 'le
cI arce IS not true. l. gI'es re no plea
sure 10 bring CT TO smhsi:n lste nJ''i'us
charge, against eminent sud Distinguished
men 10 The copnry. Gsn'lenen. how
ever. will not deny that. Al the time the
, Senator from Massachusetts, was oppo''rg
the war. the present Secretary 81 State
bt longed IN the patty " h" ac'ed With Tin.
They we're all of one mind; they oil acted
in concert. ard If il was unpsrd"naele
guilt 10 Mr.. Webster to pur.ue such
coursr, why vas il less so in Mr. Rneha'
!, nsnl must again say thst | think 'h'
!, .llu,ion Of The gentleman from Alsbam;
10 the times Of lhe last VAR peculiarly On
l. forum t..
=" Mr.. ISGERsoLL here said, that he hiss
. been present IN the Convention &c Penn
- syl,ania, whsR The charge alluded 10 hs'
:. been made sgsins, Mr.. Buchsns", and
had b, en- complt lsiy reined. lie did be
-, lieve Ihsl in 1912 Nj. Buchanan. VIII
= was then q young man. belonged 10 III
r. Federal party, but he also believed tbs
!, there was not Federalisi in all i'ennsyI
yaaia Who ever burnt blue.tight 10 gu'd
- the advances Of The enemy-nOt one VII
- had ever been a traitor to his country. q
d MIA hotlassr BsHsfSH Hsf9 rRIRSiba
as Mr.. Dixon. suppose thst The gre
", cody IF the people oil Pennsylvania hav
as ever been ready to stand mp in behalf {
a. their country, whether fedeTali.ts or no
a but Pennsylvania was no, without a cit
10 zrn who had openly svowed that he woul
IN do more than all tha. against his country
III had he lived in The time " the Revolu iur
~ WHIT was the charge In'ended BY Nh
U, gentlemen from Pennsylvania! Was il
Of charge apsinst Connecticut,
y; Mr.. ISGERsoLL. The charge Of bum
&c ing h'ue-liphts was made by Cnmmndor
in Decatur against cer,sln cluzens Of Cor
I'd necticui.
30 Mr.. DlxoS. II the gentleman he,nt I
o. say that single ci,izen Of Conpertc,
no had ever been guilty Of burning blue,lrgh
=. To guide the enemy, he is most g'o.s
Id mI'informtd. lie csnnat find the prot
/. Of any such fart nm The pages of history
1t either tue or fabulous. not even in h
Ist own.
or The gentleman from ALBANIAN refsrrp
IN In debate in the Senate, in which NJ
lc- Webster IL reported to have said that h
It, would not consent 10 certain measur,
IN mot even il The Bri,i.h wcre bait, rirg N
'at walls OF the C.pitol. beheve the sta,
~ ment ls not correct. BE u as il may,
ne am Tor the country. Contribution or .
Ike or rather was for il, for we have no COT
he s,iuiinn nov; that IS gone. Every ma
re. smiles even Al the mention Of consult
tional argument. But whs, wish 10 sa
Ike il. that The gentleman misrepre'ented u
he words Of Mr.. Webster. Whit he s.,
wi was, that be would not consent to ha-
,e- the Constitution siol"ted, although II
ds British were hatiering the wsl's Of The G
,s. pitnl. Il was s'long expression, al
ri that Senator, as every Sndy knows, IS
ny the habit Of expressing himself srrongI,
IL That Constitution il had been the labor
ng his whole life TO defend; end he We
70 knew that. once destroyed. i, never ~
e. he restored; but If the Capitol shouIi
ID, burnt, another building might rise out
an It's ashes. as strong and "a beautiful; butt
an the Constitution, # once overturned, the
CHI vas no resurrection. ] hold, then. N
he he was right in saying tina, he had ryth
IF see the Capitol battered down Than u
7 (ionst tpttna IF Iis nano,ry