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

Nrxiro: ~ iiisi nrl sf ,onrs te iaiisN ed.
a. i snrsiy Sruldhr - pEahibtnry arts
On The psrl of The slatthnlding States
ihrmsri,e-. nnmsily ioFi.i,lding impa1a-
linns INN ahr snailleF. ihrn lhr nl.lite
progression IL The hlark ns@F he wksIs
rare nil rapiily sdvsner. and cissslrons
future ID Them L.sih = 10 begin y enee 70
Re shsinwrd sui. Nos anly i the ~
crease af Ille black rarr grrs'sr lnslsT al
circumstances Ilisn Iasi az lie Khile. be-
cause al The shscner. - their faft. az 81
prudential restraint. hul Ahrn no emiess-
lion i allowed 10 krrp sinSn that raees.
siSe growth. Il will fi.nH. IL rousss. HAT
thai r@rr will ahsnlil al liz occupations
upon which he iai,oting p@rs 81 las ~ hi;r
one ran i've. and Illry. = consequence,
viii be tri.en away. When al lie irld
labor. 9hea III The lans.irIali trades. such
as earpsnlrrs. cospers. tanners. blark.
smiIias. .llaenakrTs. &c.. als rngrnsseal
hy the slave. and taken away from the re-
sonrrrs u lie labnring willie man: when,
~ adlilinn 10 Ills. Ire hnpes and meal.
" remmOn r,lslvsiitn are all cut nH By
contiguous srlIlrMen.s af slaves oyrT
y llnIe districts 81 cnnniTy; when Iii
comes la pas. y hat earthly consideration
icIn prevent hhufing mati So situated
!. iroln Instantly picking Or In family and
GONG b, same oil.rr rulnmnniiy where h.
Iaighl hope 10 improve and leIisr their con.
dsiani Nailiing could pir,enI lin. Thus
! lhTong silrr li,.nng ~ tins ria-s-amangsl
the very sonn,lesl aud brsl of all-wonld
pass away from anlongsl Us. almost ~ nu-
mrrnas aud rs unrriurning As lhr plssen-
gers 10 The t,inb and so they would con.
linue 10 pass aSay, until. by-an,l.by. IN
the colrs- 81 = lew generations. llle wllnlr
population in nnr slasehnldliag STATES
would lie reduced 10 The slaves upon one
side. and the masters and The managers on
lie aihrr-a ,llsprnporilon so great. soPsl.
pahl1 nevery eye. So suggestive Ia lie slave
himself &c the fearful secret of his gigantic
physical power. thai nothing could take
iIon his heart the iempiai,on 10 Try il. and
iry il he would, no msilrr'whal The c0nse.
qaencrs aud lhiFs catastrophe would fol-
low catastrophe. aud onr SUNNY ami hap.
~ Soush would lie covered over wah
srenes 81 conflict anil nf weeping. Con.
ccE1rue tire shives where they nnw arr.
aud strip US nv that very ael 81 The ENERGIES
AMI projecting preserve ~ the laboring
white msn. nn, the blondy process Of ~.
Domingo emancipation will he tried
amnngs, ours.lyes--saInly, but vel aillirl.
ingly tried.
The only preventive fnr this which Is
AZ our command. The only constitutional
nodr in whrh slavery - accessible 10 Us
at VII. Is p oprr up. a Ear NJ We have The
power. every practicable outlet for its dit.
fusion. LEI il 60 lniU tie territories lei
j, go. nnresirainrd. wherever il rs thought
most 10 lis interest," To go--io the ends OF
The earth. il il were possible. You thus
81, up the great mass Of il into fragtHenls.
which you divide or parcel om anFonas,
greater number at States. thereby fen.
i-rlng II comparatively harmless Tor evh.
and thereby. Too, so reducing Tire magni.
inde ~ il. wherever considered burden.
thai each particular State upon whirh il
presses will I've better allie lhsa brf5fe 10
cope @i,h and Ia master il.
iIul this IL the exact remedy H. tie Ease
which gentlemen here So sirenuonsly and
20 arieniIy resist. Instead az dividing nnl
and dtnning of iii. population. llrey are
fur hedging il in they are for accumulate.
.ns il mass upon mass into me vast store-
house Of co,llirt aud calamity. Like 4
lurbid aud swollen stream. IT, its channels
srr nErn and unul5sttucied. il twill flow on
without, danger: bat lf they are choke,l
AMI damned across. aud The living and
swelling waters. thrown buck upnn hem
stl.rs. are "a be p@n,up and confined, they |
viii gather. wave upon wave, intn an I'M |
pending icluge for the overwhelming oi
AMI al lIiai ilIey were raised
TO protect.
Well. gentlemen, go on with your
schemes carry ont your proposition of
:. Tree labor and free soil 10 ill., nuermosi;
rule 6ui tie slave ir,n yHlr territories
rule oh the South. your true AMI loyal
partner IN every extremity for seventy I
years: rule her out flum all due p5fIiripa
Iioa in these territories u.e all the liberty
aud all the facnllirs which yoar uuipn
with her li,s impaired Ia Yourselves To
rush her right ID a rorquali,y with YOU ~
The uss and enjoyment oi common pro.
perry; call upon her t. how down and
submit Ia coaiItious ~ ctn litlViis prcce-
dent 10 such enjoyment whirh. or The
equivalents oi whrh. in Your q vn case.
Won would indignantly refuse dn all this.
and DO il IN such way A. will 9 The fur
Ifest 10 olEeud her scIise al justice and OF
riahl-Io wound her honor.
rs nnrlily her quirk AM generous spirit:
and what, Al last, will yn have accom-
pl!shci hy i, ALI. What amoant of pub
lie good n all commensurate with so much
sectional wrong! What. in laft. will you
h i've done by u. except Ia depopnaie the
South III great measure of her white in-
hahlianls. ani Ia pun the residue. together
sl'h their slaves, IN state OF aggravated
and appalling danger 10 one another. THIS
Is II! ,hai YOU will have done. Aud is
h:s an achievement worthy uf your PHI
,ulbfanr .nI r,,nr .uh,tr.p l. This AN