The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02


sonihg snd eoncinsion. a. ! uuss. have
conrlasirrly shoun N = pFrcsdins P0F-
iioa u my ErFansks. The pamphlets are
n al oshsF Fespesls. IS far - J have hesn
abs u Sc. idsnsisal. prrsisely sllkr. D.
red Shat i found ID Ire pamphlet fnr DE
s0r,h o. Re !. Wsim0l prosiso.. Il . -
la.lops;
: n pe1ta.hes. lsss. Geasral Cas- ssss In
news Il lengrh npen he Wlnlra pEoEiso.s ii q
letttr 70 Mr. Nirhaa.oa. q Tennrsse. In DAT
lssisr be axoEe5 himself oppose1 10 he nra-
ssus. an1 % r. exelrass u any lsxislsii0a y
congress. ever ans ufths lernaoEles a ghe Gniled
States. Eespeciing The domestic relations q lheir
lnkzbitanlS. lie k<iiessa that - g1esions ~
thal nslnis Should BE sciilsd ~ the People ikem-
selves. xi0 ought - be allowed 70 regulate der
internal concrrns IN their Own ~ay.' and thar
Congress has no maFe power % sholish o. sslah-
ish slavery IN such ieFFIiuFies thsn 1 has 10 ~
gllsie any ether az The relative dnlies ~ social
Efe-thsl uf h0shand aud Mlle. u parent and
chill. OF Of master and sersanL He al. in ron
clasiOns The Wilmcl prosis0 seess 10 lake from
iis legitimate tribunal qucstion II domestic 20.
ly, having No relation 10 the Union. a. s1eh, and
70 transfer il % another created ~ the people ior
. special purpose. and foreign 10 the sulSeci mat
seE involved in this issue. By going lack % cur
true principles. We 70 back 70 the Rad ef peace
and safety. Leave 10 the pcOple. Nhe nil BE- f.
fected hy this question 10 sdusl 4 upon thri own
responsibility and in their own manner, and we
shall render anoaher srihnls 10 the original pfin-
ciples Of cur Roxemnsni. and farplsh another
guaranty for its permsnence and prosperity.
Mr.. F0OrE. Does the Senator change
thai there is any rfpugnancy or conflict.
ing principles in The two pamphlets
! Mr.. MANGuM. They DO not come
in conflict for ane takes the road directly
i TO the North. the other the shortest cut
for the South.
/ Nr. EooTE. Does the meaning con-
ficii
! Mr.. MANGUM. The meaning Of the
! two is not II all coincideni. They do not
approximate each other on The .proyiso;
IhkIs is no similiiude on that subject ;
there is manifest incnnguiiy. and, think.
antagonism. In the pamphlet for the
North, General Cass is represented rs yo-
Ting against The '.proyjsO" because offered
BY Federal Senator from New England.
with view OF embarrassing the Admin
isIrajinn in vigorous prosecution Of the
war. We all know that Gen. Cass, ii
season and out Of season, whether sleep
ing or waking, always vent for "vigo-
rons prosernGion nj the wat" Why, ]
can almost fancy that now see the late
Senator Cass rising fr"m his seat. with
his good-natured fare slightly touched
with shade Of anxiety. aud moving .lhe
posiponemen,a the previous order, and
% proceed "a consideration Of the ten
regimep,, - ID. il opposed, can al.
most sestsfe slight air Of hustle very slight
II linging, I dessfbi say druacling, from
: his bearing, invariably courteous and gen
tlemanlike. -..
/ Mr.. HANNEGAN. VIII the Senator
allow me two or three words, as | have
been notified Thai. al the CLOSE of hi
speech. another bill will be called M. ans
shall not then have an opportunity ol
making any observations !. ] trust the
Senator will not for one moment, suppose
tina, either Gen. Cass OF, any friend Of bis
would ever cnuntenance lie publication
Of documents for one region Of countr,
different from those published Tor another
know moi whence these two document
proceeded. nor by whose authority the,
were published, bu, | am authorized /,
, assure The honorable Senator that the Con
gressionsl Committee, appointed 10 pre-
, pare and publish documents, have poIhirI
, to do with any Thing 9f Tie kind; on tn
contrary, they have unanimously and ey
pressly declared that no document shout,
: go out with their authority that was no
!. intended for each and every part Of ih
! Union. Can the Wing parry make a 81
milar declaration! t.
Mr.. MANGUM. I am not at all SUI
prised at any sensihility that is exhihile
: by the Senator from Indiana. shoul
feel il myself. But ] have advanced n
: charge against Gen. Cas- TIA, hehsd an
pariicipanry in any such mediialed frant
: Nor have | any reason 10 hrlieve that sur
is the case. As 10 What gentlemen ma
. DO in this House or the other, know NJ
thing. do'know, however, that-here
a plain. palpable case Of meditaled franc
1t one Of great enormity. seeking 10 misles
ir and delude the people upan matters OF III
E, highest delicacy and creates. importanc
e TO their interests.
e While your jaIls and penitrntiarie
d groan with culpri,s, convicted "f i" falls
preiences and frauds in tritilng pecuuii
4 ry matters, what ought TO be done vii
,e the vile malefaclor WIN. by fagllior
e frauds like this, cheat the people. not o'
e. Of few shiiinss. but ont OF their ,leare
E. rights, in matters touching their priva
m happiness and The public prosperity!
e. Here are the pamphlets. ! hand the
lg over TO the gentlemen to examine. hopir
{. they may be able TO investigate the frau
Y, trace il to its source, drag the guilty "a
a pril from his hiding pace, and expose hi
ne and his infamy TO the scorn. the hisse
ne and the contempt Of the public.