The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-13

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LAST act, bis resignation.
Mr.. D0BBIN said that his worthy CO
league ( ME. Biegs) snd his equally No
ny colleague alr. Bsrringerl had avaiIs
IhemselEe. oflhslaliluds Of debate loallus
10 an - ent which had recently oecurrs
IN The Senate Of the United States. | tsal
Mr. d. have nothing 10 say upon u
propEieIy Or TASTE Of introducing that e
citing element into discussion. II d
been nav introduced in our presence
Two Of my colleagues have deliVeul
their sentiments. | perceive. from ..
pfessions around me on bolh sides Of te
House. that my position may be probaty
misunderstood. and that erroneous inle-
ences may be drawn from my silene.
Reluctant a. always feel 10 mingle q
the noisy and confused debates that ge-
orally characterize the proceedings Of It's
Hall. the comm. ;iee viii excuse my o
insion. WIN il msy be right and propr
TO save msself from the injustice hi
may he the result Of silence. knw
nothing Of the motives which promptd
our late Senator MIR. Hay wood to resig.
Tie has never communicated his noiins
u ire personally. | have lived log
enough to know what importance is 10 ,e
attached In the thousands of rumors thar
now float through the metropolis. Iwll
allude to one only; mean that rumr
which associates this recent event viii
bribery and gold. Il
As North Carolinian, as a Represel-
iative from that "good Old North State
whose character fOr sterling integrity aid
honesty is cherished with afitrlion and
pride by all her sons, here. in my place
and before the country, protest sgairs,
such a charge against one Of her sons. -
For myself | do not and cannot for olc
moment harbor The suspicion Ina, sny son
,f North Carolina is capable of being se-
iuced or purchased with The gold Of ma
nulactures or others. / have too much
State pride 10 hear the rumor without de-
bouncing il. Ihave too much confidence
u her people TO believe il for mnmest.
iy colleague VIZ. Biggs) has not mate
UGH an insinusIion. but, Mr.. Chairman,
ny worthy colleague (Mr. Biggsl feels a
atural sensitiveness 10 regard 10 this BE-
He was in the Legislature snd
ided in elecling Mr.. Haywood. A De-
ur tariff system, he voted Tor Mr.. nay-
rood, confidently cheri.hing the belief
hat, whpn4elec,ed. he would be found a,
is post battling manfuIly to effect The de-
ired reform. How natural, therefore, his
notification al the result. ID sgs.
i And now, sir. uniformed as am in
egsrd 10 the motives which induced him
, act this remark able part, and which il
emains for time and the late Senator him
plf to disclose, lest nv views may be
Inexperienced, | publicly in my place
xpress my ,iisapwobslion of his course
my profound astonishmen, and deep
gre, ii its occurrence. II there be one
inject on which the Democrats nj North
'aroiina are more thoroughly united than
n any other, nv decided impression is
lat that subject is the thorough modifca-
on of our tariff system. But the SEN
or has resigned; | deeply deplore il; I
ad hoped that the Senator's vote would
ave been given, and | now fear his res
nation will produce a defeat of the bill.
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