The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

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sahlest N . rIase and l. g,esi msnEes.
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incidentally sllrds 10 The goat roliilesl
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nsrIsd with ,he susjssI h.inre -. Nos
although | an 70 shsnrsis iar stol, M snd
srrmonieus political discussion m the
halls III Legislation. y.I bsIisss that tie
State Legislatures shs.Sld ever htslsw :
sIsIlsnt s'teasion uion lie pr esseings
The NsI'"nsl G"..Inmsnt. | an ~ les
R'ght Ian enough ,or that. ! believe
thai Ia be he mot rH-.lrsl mode al com.
mun'csiine popular InhnsI &c 10 TIE fsde
rsl c"uncil.. Fnst. bscsuse he General
G"yernmsn, as made ard sdop'ed BY me
II Ststes. acting IN their ,eraa'e and lnfe.
pendest lsm ms ~ d'snhet QUA unsI'es
and serond!y. beesusr | do believe, thai
. II 10 tie course oil 1iIns, revolution and
( disruption ei our PRESENT system, sh' uld
!, ever be our fate. IL 10 10 be upon the poll
. Iicsl AID eompart oraanizaunn of lhs
States a. .urlI. We sh.ll have TO rely, u
sys us from ths horrors oi a. arehy ana
confusion. Fem these slmnsI indssIrnr'
Iib'e elements must be elaborated oshel
syslsms Of free cove. ameni. - long ..
the genius 81 liberty he's IN abiding pie,
N our land. Political di.cu.snns then
il tesirsired within due limits. | louk ~
+, ss sersicesble. II tends tn ie.ch Us gu
. strength and irhuenre in he ronfrdersey
ard TO prevent Too lisiless on ind tFer ne,
in regar. In The interference uilh nui
rights BY tie General 30, enmsn,. Bn
wien did The grniiemsn hon 0rsng,
contract itch horror f"r IN illusion %
Ma i'nsi pciliics here! |, must have b, en-
since hs party ~ss in majotny IN tbs
General Assembly. Fer me Session a
The Assembly ri '42-'3. when The pr, SEN
arrangement of Congregational D.nict,
vas smsde--sn arrangement ahieh We
complain of A. spch an outrsge on cur
| t,ghm-has been sp'iy iermed 1.-The Sfs.
sion Of Rtsolu inns" Almost every
question wnbin The scope Of cnngres,inn.
III lee,sta i'm vas msde ,a,e -. j..s.l 9.
ns.cr,ai in,r.c,ions. The Session ~s-
prolonged slmus. through the month ol
January. in tie discussion and passage oi
resolutions, for the annoy aEce OF Mr..
Msngum, which now cucumber TIE + aye,
|. VI geut Itsm'c nUNN. btsGHssNHs "
. party pnl',ics are very rgh, and proper
when lhs 9, ntleman's parry hspI els 10
be in m jont,; but they ere IN ou.rsg.
on all dec. ncy aud propraiy, ~hen The
Wing. hspi en- 10 be in power.
i The gentleman from Orange seems 10
think. the Wings are estopped from urging
objections 10 the bill Of IL. because eight
Wings in the Senate voted for ii-antl
pointed my attention, in tone of evident
triumph. to "a book called the Journal =
with which he said, it was " charitable
10 suppose, I"was not familiar" The
gentleman may save his charity for some
more needful occasion. | am just fami-
lirr enough wilh'lhat book called The Jour-
nal, 10 know that these eigh, Wings voted
for the bill through sheer dread Of anolh-
, er bill still more odious even. Mr.. Ex-
i. dm, of Wayne, had intIodued an amend
. ment. The adoption of which would have
! given the Wings but fwo of the nine Dis
tricts-anl from fear that if the bill was
. rejected, this still more odious measure
would be forced on them, these eight
Wing Senators made virtue of necessity.
and took The pill, bitter and nauseating al
J it was. He says, If the Wings of the
Senate had all united with the eigh, Dem
} ocrats who voted against the ibll. they
could have voted il down. Bul tina, same
) book called the Journal" tells tales on
: both sides. II tells me, that MIR. Exum
. and his compeers, who voted against the
bill, voted Tor this still more odious amend
ment. which these eight Wings plainly
saw would be The next dose. that the De-
mocratic doctors of The Senate would pre-
scribe for them. They therefore conclud-
ed To take The lesser evil, for the purpose oil
avoiding greater. How unreleniing mus,
have been the party tyranny that then
prevailed, when eight Wings were COM
J PEELED to aid even in riyeiing their own
chains, for the purpose of avoiding letters
for more calling still.
The gentleman fom Orange says that
by the present bill, the Federniists"