The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

fsaIAI NAaxh It's als4 male IL appearance II
Elallosae. II iiiis Siate, edited d !. L. Badger.
60. ard assslei II Polties. llls1alurs. Agrirul.
ture, Manufactures and News. I,isalargr sheet.
hasllson,el. printed. III Il. slaiarias are sislt-
y. We viii il abundant sueres..
Southern address Texas. Lang
s?eeshes y lsiiers Il q Senators Benton. Fusae
and Calhoun have teen Published rela,ire ID The
eKFedshss 4 formally excluding slavery from he
new territories u California and New MeAino. 10
Whit erfat aararlalree la lten given IL pos-
lion u III puddle lisss, and culsiasfab,s excite
mrlai sltslted, 10Th North aull south. Whatever
mas h Tie afsiun d Congress, il i, not our ppn-
in, considering ihe nature 81 lie couAt, aud lie
riass II eAigranis Fastening lhefe, tia. slavery
e.n eyer In sniroaaad inio those territories; and
The aaoie II the mailef, We lsiiese, was gu up
t,E Political elect, wllhou, much regard to lis in.
tsresl d The country. For the same unpaitiotic
purpose tie Southern Adde'S Vas COL M, aud
signed ~ some iori!.sigli southern m,ml - u
Congress; Messfs. yenahle and Danisl II our
state beng ii the number. Tie Texan Senators
refused t. sote tot or sisnthe adde's. and in con-
sequence some hard things haze been sail II them.
In1er such circumstances We are glad 10 notice
instances u iiieht. 10 the lnion aud therefore
with pleasure publish the following
Atamecilng IN Natchiiorhes, compos.
ed Of citizens ol both parties, tile follow.
ing. among other highly complimentary
resolutions 10 the Senator. was adopted:
RsStJrei. That the course Of senator Rusl
Nlih regard 10 Tie Southern meeting. and lis ac.
ton upon Tie address 81 Mr., Calhoun, merits our
most decided APPROVAL
In response 10 tile committee appointed
10 communicate the proceedings Of the
neeiing TO Senator Rusk. lhal gentleman
made : reply, from wllirh We make Ihe
following pertinent extracts:
am aware tina. ny course in relus.
IN 10 tote for or sign Mr.. Calhoun's AL
dress has called forth exsiled comment up.
on The part Of some oil The politicians Of
The State, who have, without the slightest
foundation, charged me with deserving
Southern rights. | defy the production
oil shadow Of proof That have ever,
for moment, failed 10 maintain the rights
oil the section To which | belong. II is
true tla, | refused to vote for or sign MIR.
Calhoun's address. Towards ils dislln-
gnished author entertain the kindest per.
sanal feelings, and trust ever shall. Rut
the address contains sentiments 10 which
can never give my sanction, and which,
am sure, when examined, will be aisap.
proved Of by nine.'enths Of the people ot
Texas.
/ "Ihe address declares that il Is upon
the most important subject ever present.
ed for our YOUR consideration, moi exrepl-
ing The declaration which separated the
United Colonies from The parent country.
That Involved your independence, bu,
! this your all--not excepting even your
SAFETY
The whole tenor of the address car
ries oul the same idea, and looks in my
Judgment towards dlsunion as remedy
for evils which il confidently prophesies
will come upon upon us. My own opin-
ion is that The rights of the South are more
surely guaranteed in The Constitution. and
will find much safer protection under lis
provisions, Than they would in any con.
yulsion which would impair or destroy
H. .,awnI tHcrno ,,ng fha
last State To come under its provisions
and | never could consent that, in my per,
son, she should be among The first 10 take
any step which might have a tendency IL
weaken its force"
On more recent OCCASION Gen. Houston, I'll,
senior Senator from Texas delivered speech, il
which he is represented 10 have spoken as fol
lows:
Gen. II. said that he refused tn sigr
. the Address of the Convention Of South
ern Members of Congress because ii va:
: put forth as an appeal 10 the South. Il Wa
sectional, and therefore fanatical. II wa'
/ MOI addressed 10 the people Of The Union
Ii was calculated to endanger the preser.
Walton OF the Union. We tsail Mr.. IL.
must preserve the Union. We must no
consent 10 see il severed. lie could not
would not, consent 10 ii; and If IeSa'
wanted Senator so to act, she must sen,
another in his Stead lie would not LEM
voice or hand 10 impair the fabric of tn
: Union"
"
: AT the las, meeting OF the Cape Tea
: Navigation Company, il was agreed 4
4 surrender to the Cape Fear aud Deep ri