The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18

lpsienrr 81 opr religious sorirlics ~ oil,eF
poiaix. very lully establish. a = uhs-
aas, al.eFrlaFr. from his. lin wislrrrr is
dane Eor Ihe ns0ssl improvement ~ lliai
ronlinrni. mnss be dane BY llln.e hoss
sn:lle pll, sieal nature i suited ~ il hale
IA and burning snn. u mus. II aiil.I
words. u dols Is illr black man himselI
And hrTe. IN lie absolute nerrssliy Of
sonk.lias lhis high mission - kim. o. 81
llsninE Aliirs 10 her solitary Ne. w hnd
not improbable snlulinn 81 "a much illaI
Is peculiar and o4liefsise mysterious m
lis circumstances and pnsliinn amongst
ourselves. Herr. II lhr light 81 Tins nrres-
siiy. ne SCI. most F,r.,l,si.ly. WHY i i lhal
MS perlrri identity hss been pE'ierifd BY
nalasal laws. uhirh rendered ms ineaIpo-
TailaH With as. ani consequently llis DIS
appearance a. a distinct Fare. absolute "
impossible. Herr. loo. We have. as pIn.
baby. lie season ii bis extraordinary e.
rainy /. take upon hnhsrilihe ka0ritase
and arts II his MASTER. Here. h.o. per-
llap,. lie reason 81 his presshre Tlih ~.
amongst whom The habits OF private m
IrTrour~e are irrer. aah lie rnlinehIs OF
learning mors rrtasis'r AMI universal.
Than sEemgs, any o.her psape - lie
world; aud here. alec, may lie lhe Isss"n
Why hs WIS hound. hard and luol. ailh
ll.r ion chain al personal bondage. thai
thus lie might be fastened Ia lle Spot 81
lis lrials and his training, anil al 'hings
were reajy lnI his inai 5eliscIshse and
departure.
olIrI ,au, Mr. Chairman. no hypllr'
SIS npnn shese facts l'lry are such,
however. undoubipdiy, ,s 10 rne.nrsgr lie
hope Thai our couchy may bec"liie Ia Ar
RIGA. a. 10 others. lie nursery AMI store
hunse nf its civilization and liz freedom;
thai though il has lrodden upon portion
.f hr children. AMI harnessed llrm lnl
lnng years ID The yoke oi IL lahnrs. ~
thai e,e.i illus il las been unrunrriously
/ hui brne6eenily preparing lie means y,
winch The smlling- 81 this very r0lllor
may be converted into The uplifting sf i
continent. and tile Superstition and canni
halism and leaIs of rs sunken millions b,
wiped away. The facts also are such n,
ID surround this whole subject Of slavery
with new motives 10 forhrarancr. aid new
ininnc;ions against the folly and the Mirk,
cdncss ol all Unauthorized inlermsdJlins
with il.
When ! look. Nc. Chairman. heyond
the forms nf legislation. aud consider who
The real parties are 10 The controversy be-
tore us; that they are no, individuals Iush.
ing into alteration with one another. I'm.
der the fcrrenrss oi ignuble passions,
exrilrd Tor ignnhlc Objects, bni powerful
and independent States. constituted into
nne Tor certain great ends &c mnlEsi pro-
lection and advantage. and bound. there
k,re. upon he FIRST great law If govern.
mems n web A. u persons-lhe law Of
81 self prrseryalion--sU 10 administer that
common government rs never 10 endansrr
or osrrwhtlm il: when iconsi,ier, sir. who
the parties are-ahal ihek rria,ive nblis
galians--wh.st their reciprocal dependence
-haw infinitely exceeding every thing
else is TIE interest az each IN the mutual
justice aud fidelity uf afl-how amazing
lheir plosperly-how exalted their re.
nown- how reunvaiing their example
upon the hopes and liberties Of the wuIlj
= how inspiring he Thought that their re-
publican banner not oniy waves over an
empire unparalleled IN ali IL elements Of
happiness and Freedom aud power, but is
vel IL wave. BY lis influence, over the
ilinnhable empire uf reborn and self.gos-
elning man; when cunsi,lrr ah this, sir.
! cannot be otherwise than cheered with
The rrnsirIi0n thai al will be well: Than
parties SD situated viii never p.olane their
story nor their honor through an ael III
aeliheralr wrong BY either on lie other;
and Thu The .nirii Of amily AMI % mn.
iual Difference and concession which
united them al tirsl. will triumph over all
troubles. dispose Alright 81 all ronirsts. and
thus continue 10 harmnnlzc and unite them
inre,e,. In such brotherhood Of parties,
when ,liilicRirirs arse. there il no espedi-
ency upun which Ia settle them but thai
Of Inslice; no benefit To lie sougM in the
s.lllcmcn, bur the brnrftOf all. So think
ina and lreln! habiiually. | almnst hest.
tate Ia ak Of any p,ssibie adjustment al
the difficulty befnfe ~, Is hal will our pari.
our Southern pafl. of lis history be! VIII
il be a history Of dFappoimmenl, nnriii-
GALLON, inIignily, aud wning. and ynGr
part al lis history ih il be the shorl and
the sern "ne oi pn"cr-unearine
and unrrlrnlIng pnwcrf Il is safd of on.
uf the very worst Of The RnIran einpeIors
that he lamenled with great bitterness that
his rIsn had never brcn distinguished hy
the occurrence of any remarkable calaml-
u. anl had no other or better record by
whph 10 he transmitted 10 pD>ieHIy Than
the dali aud mpnntonpus ms Of us Ir,rs.
prri,v and peace. lledrcadeil lest il stnul!
"a le from The history al the wmll, AMI
be lbs, 10 he gaze and the animadvarsl,n
of man. Sir, lf vnu will only push an
lh controversy which now disiurhs Us
Irnm angrier Ia angrlrr tone, il YOU will
nEly settle il here with deliberate indigni.
" and wiring IL one Of the parties II IN
rnlves. y"t will SOM Intervene with The
rlrhest aud nurpst national laDDiness