The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-10

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,. Few eauniirs ia Maryland" tie said.
"a feU eanniies in Maryland bad. within
SIX months. upon eompnsslion. lost one
hundred ihausznd dollars xarlh."
lie /. snrrly mistaken. Senator from
Snaih carnlins lslf. Bullerl said that
"a ihiny Thousand dollars worth Of slssesI
wer. siolrn from Keniurky aanually;"
andhs-zddrd. I. lhe loss 10 lhe people nf
ihr. s>fyshnldins States nay be estimated
aitwosAndEed Thousand dollars annually. "
Whose computation IS right And nv
COLLEAGUES SAYS Delaware loses . one hun
dred thousand dallars' worth OF slaves
each year" My colleague makes the
loss of - Few rnnnsies In Maryland"
and the loss az The Stale oT Delaware. as
great as Mr.. Butler thinks 10 the loss of
ihe . slaveholding Ssales." and vel the
, inemhers from Kennedy. Delaware and
Maryland, DO not threaten 10 dissolve the
Union.
But the complaint is. small amount
of money is errended al The South.
Whose fault 10 ihisl
Mr.. Tyler vetoed bill that contained
an appropriation Of twenty thousand dol
lara for the improvement Of Cape Fear r.
sver. And when Congress made an ap-
preparation Of fifty thousand dollars for
openingl Roanoke inlet. on The coast Of
North Carolina. Mr.. Tyler pockeied the
bill. Is This aggression! II was an outrage.
and well-becoming strict ransiruclionisl
at the school &C '9s and'99. This is a
work OF inesiimable value 10 large poi
iion &c my Stale. hope to live 10 see ID
perfected. The people in mine and my
colleagues mir. 0uilaws) district will
som holt convention relative 10 this sub
jsci-a convention. not 10 dissolve the
Union. but 10 open communication by
which We can reach New York by steam in
Few hours-io facilitate our intercourse.
and bind us together indissalubly. Virgi.
mia politicians have opposed This work.
and will oppose il. Open this commune
ration. and. in The event Of domestic re-
beIlion, we should speedily have thousands
Of Now Yoikers-wiih whom our inter
course is now so frequent and so friendly
brought on tho wings OF steam. ready
10 stand by us.
Let not gentlemen complain ofihe North
on this score, When these internal i'm
provemeni questions arise ! will promise
60 bring len. yes. twenty Wings or Demo-
Gratis. from The North OF West. for any
southern Democrat my colleague will
find.
NV colleague. when speaking Of the
possibility Of dissolution. said:
asubjecting the goods Of the North to duty,
with those from other foreign countries, wond at
once give powerful stimulus to our own manu-
features. We have already sufficient capital for
the purpose. But If headed, il would come in
from abroad. English capitalists have filed
Belgium with factories. Why did this occurl
Simply because provisions were cheaper there and
taxes lower than in England. The same motives
would bring them into the southern country,
since both the reasons assigned are much strong
er in our case. II has plready been proved that
we can manufacture some kinds Of goods more
cheaply than the North"
What would the i" free trade" gentle
men OF the South say to lhail Would not
South Carolina, be oppressed by that
tariff lawi
But we are TO have. English capital"
England is too well satisfied with the
tariff Of '46 10 lend ms money 10 enable
us 10 impose duties ON .olher foreign
rounires." England! who forbid our
fore-fa,hers 10 manufaciuie-who punish
as any man who induces an artisan 10
leave her shores-lend US capital! In
1914, my colleague had " no reliance on
she sincerity of the British government"
Then he said /" England, who had abol-
ished slavery in her West India islands.
was seeking 10 interfere. with the insiiiu-
ton IN other countries" do not believe
our people will be in love with this idea.
NV colleague spoke of the "olher ac-
QUESTIONS Of territory" 10 be made " alter
The next Presidential election"
do NOT understand what this means.
hope he does not mean that we are 10
engage in foreign war again. as was ln;i-
mated in the Baltimore convention by Mr..
IIannegan--,hai we shouldannex Yucca
tan and Cuba. thought the defeat of
General Cass had secured us from the
dread Of such horrid consequences. adj
vocaied General Taylor's election upon the
ground that he was opposed to foreign
war. Are we TO forbid New Mexico to-
become free Stale if she prefers it! How
far are we 10 go before we consent 10 al
law free State 10 exist south Of US! Must
we have "evrry mans land that adjoins
our own"
There is hut one other portion Of my
colleagues remarks to which will adj
vert:
Have not prominent northern politicians, Of
the highest positions and the greatest influence,
whose names are well knewn to all gentlemen on
this floor, already declared that there is nothing
in the Constitution Of tie United States which |
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