The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

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VIII rennsylranis. wiih fHv mlllioRs
alreaslE IN Ter shonltrrsf Vii lie IN
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inAstgsd States an..snspsnd ahs payment IT
inrrreSa IN ihsir dshss Viii il not PRE-
vent Narsland. Ia.iiana. ard "lhsr Stairs
deeply in tletl. from Tie resumption II
The payment nf inieresten lhe'nss Viii
nnl lie tlleri lie IN widen The sphere ~
Reputation. 50 - 10 comprehend m"ss nj
lie insleh,rL States. l. lhere ihr sight
est chance with 'hls prospect hes"re ~.
that internal isxes IN any considerable =
mount will he imposed hy Congress FIR
The further persecution 4 IN offensive
warl Tn any une answer in tie Hnr-
native. who has witnessed lhe'sirong IN
disposition n impose additional iaxrs II
the present session.
! Bui snppnse this difficulty lnieFrosfd
nv tie indebtedness If many ef The States
To he removed. There j. smother still
remaining. mi less formidable. |. there
sufficient unanimiiy and zeal in iaE"r IL
the var H. warrant the belief that On
gress would impose internal taxes ia'caT-
~ on offensive operations Dnes ihis
session furnish any evidence "f any sHrh
zeal ar unanimiiy! On The contrary.
dnes il not furnish ample evidence that
there is great division and want ri zeal
i'm releienre IN the war. We would he
blind not To see lhal very lsrge partition
nf the people honestly hr,iese iha, The
war might aud ought 10 have heen avoid
ell: that II was commenced hy the Exec.
ntive without the saneiinn ut Congress or
ihe Constitution. and that il j. highly in
expstlisnl and injurious. What my apin-
ions are on these points. ! would I've glad
IN explain an \ suitable occasion: but |
d. not regard thistle he the proper tine,
IN mingls my own private views and sen
tinrnts In reference fn the rauses At the
war. an,l The manntr in wlIirh il was conn
menrpt!. with the deeply important sub
iert under OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The war
shall ne conducted. sn ~ ~ terminate il
most lavorahIy To the country.
; But suppose all these difficulties IN he
renewed, there remains another still deer-
err and more alarming 10 be met--one
: touching ne very TnnndaIru nTsnn- Hin.
ion hnw shall The territory be DISPOSED
of lf any should he acquired! Shall il
he for The benefit II one Part Of the I'm.
ion To The exclusion nf the ether! We
are told, and Gear that appearances jus.
lily il. that NIL parties in the non-slave
holding States are united in the delermi
nation thai they shall! have The exclusive
benefit and monnpnly-ihat such provi
s,nn= shall hr made by treaty or law. a. II
exclude all who hold slaves in the Soul
/ from ENGRAVING with their pr"l eriy int
The acquired country. Ii the nun-sia, e
hol,ling.,Slates having no "ther nteres
, but mn aversion to our domestic instiin
t,ons, ttor such Is slavery as il exists il
the South il, repeat, they can rome Ii
|. the conclusion. To excluds the South from
, all benefit in the acquired territory. witt
o other interest but that. turn 10 lhei
representatives on this ilnur and ask them
what they suppose must the irelinrs n
/ The slave hul,iing STATES. tn whom thi
; question is one of safety and MT uf mel,
: poliry. 10 be deprived Of their rights. AM
+ their perfect equality secured by The Ton
1 siiiunun, and la he assaulted in their mos
:. Vulnerable point! BE assured. il ther'
) be stern determination en- one side 10 ex
cIude us. there will he Determination still
81. sterner nn ours. not TO he exrluded.
Now If nav Judge from wha, hs
4 been derIared on tins foor, from VIVA.
hear on all SIDES, the members from III,
A nun slave holding States. II they werl
sure that slsvery would not he exclude,
b, from the acquired territory, would he de
: cnlpdIy opposed In VIVA, they called
u vignrnns prosecution of the war, ar IN,
4 arquiaiIion oil single foul af territory
J. ran they then believe that the member
Of The slave-holding States. on The oppn
: lite suppos,tion. would mt he puuslI,
). nppo-ed tn the further prosecution If III,
+, war and the acquisition Of territory! An,
). huw can The war he VluurouxI, carr,p,