The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

lfttH WHICH rrCfcl tAuElc 81 tuc enulIttIU
Nhigs zele excluded; and shess resoln-
tions. then denounced as Janus laced and
double meaning, were the hybrid offspring
Of the Caucus. these resolutions weie
10 quiet ag .iaiion. I denounced them,
and refused 10 vote for them. and was
sustained al home. They we're also de-
nounced. If mistake not. by other south
ern gentlemen. as betraying ihe South.
When General HsrIison 2zs nomina-
ted. he was denounced as an Aboliiionisi.
Mr. Clay was an Abolitionisl; and Mr.
Van Bnrsn's doughIaces were The friends
and :. allies OF The South" ! hope the
race Of doughf4ces Is exlincl. They were
miserable SET Of beings.-niere puppets
I Of Van Buren.--snii-slayery men al home.
allies OF Ihe South here. Now and then.
one IS alive, mourning for the lost spnils,
and editing paper that tries 10 alarm The
South BY the old song Of ls3s. "The
Wings are Abolilionis,s." Once we were
lold. there are no Democratic Abolilionists
at the North Now how chakgedl Even
(, in the Senate, member of that body
(Mr. Clemens, Of Alabama. on tie l7sh
January. 1850 said:
! 81 said tie people Of the South had beea here
tofofe labOring under the delusisn she, the north
,ern Democrats were their friends. said il was
delosion. and was glad 10 have an opportunity
Of explaining il 10 them. God Etkrtr me from
such friends as The northern DesnoerGfsi 4
tcotsld rather trust northern WLigr f0-d0y. They
commenced :he game earlier, aud have not to 60
so far 10 get IN a proper position. Look 81 the
resolutions Of Democratic legislatures aud the
messages Of Democratic governors, and the reso-
lutions adopted By Democratic conventions, and
thsn tell me about northern Demscgais being the
friends Of the South"
Mr.. Calhoun, too. thinks all the nor.h-
ern people ne' "more or less hostile 10
us" Sir. will not admit that either Of
The great parties of the Nor,h. as such,
are hostile 10 Ihe South. Some members
of each are hosiile--sIe lanaiiral--bul the
great body Of both parties at the Moth. ]
cannot believe, are traitors 10 the Consii-
ialion and the Union. And, sir, i, affords
me pleasure TO say, that when ! hear bold
, and manly speeches, such Us those made
/. By The gentleman from Illinois IMr. Bis.
| seIl) and from Indiana (Mr. Flich,l
honor their inirepidi,y-I ieel that the
Union is safe. The lime has passed
hope, when can be unjus, 10 patriot
because he differs with me in political
opinions. My intercourse with members
, Of The Democratic party in my own State
, Legislature removed many Prejudices--
, my intercourse with gentlemen Of that par
, ty here has proved that many OF lhem arr
true 10 the Union; and upon such CUES
lions as those now under discussion here
!, shall be proud to be allowed to isnde
them the right hand Of fellowship. and Il
acknowledge them as worthy laborers il
a common cause. Bnl ] speak not here
Of The doughfaces--the,men who, for par
liy purposes, sgitata the country, that they
! may win the spoils or Office. had ra
iher meet Aboliiionisis here than suci
men--il they can be called SO.
/ No; would say, with Sigh, altera
tiea Of one of Canning's verses:
!e Give me the avowed, erect and manly foe;
Open, can meet perhaps may turn his blow;
Bat of all tie plaques, great Heaven, thy wrdt!
can send,
Save, oh save me from doughface friendl =
But, sir, TO pursue my argument Il
proof of the charge make. that there i.
desire 10 produce agitation for party pur
poses, beg attention to short ex,rac
from the " Union" newspaper (Democra
lic) Of this city. call the attention 3
my honest Democratic colleagues TO this
In the Union" Of February ID, 1850,
find the following:
"The southern Wings have proved themsolve
to be the worst enemies of the South and o
southern institutions. But the present is no tim
for elimination and recrimination. Let the pa
triots Of all paItics," sc. &c.
"No time for criminaiinn!" Ther
why iea. in il! Patriots OF all parties!'
But as the northern Wings are ceaseless
II denounced as Aboliiionisls, and th,
southern Wings enemies OF the South,
who are The "all parties ~ Those,
!. suppose, who vote for the regular nomi
nees of The Democratic party y
, My Democratic colleagues, | know
cannot justify such conduct. | viii no
! descend 10 elimination; but what an ar
! gumenl Ii the whole North are hostile
TO the South, aud if the southern Wing.
! are q the worst enemies OF lie South ant
: southern msIiluiions,'' what are 10 be
come Of those southern States i'll which
Tie Wings have the majority!
Besides this extract, just quoted, there
, are others Of like characier--one Of whicl
: was read 10 us yesterday, by the gentle
, man from Florida, tMr. Cabeil.)
! In the Union Of February %, 1850, il
} tie leading editorial article, we are told
/" The alliance Of northern Aboliiion.F ede
ralisls, and Southern slave holding Wings
, has attempted to PROSTATE the Democratic
. party Of the North, who stood for half ;
century firmly by the compromises Of tht
Constitution, which protected southern in
s,ituiions, and il has Succeeded in com
peiling the northern Democracy TO mod
J fy lis position in relation to The institution
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