The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-14

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Wi.h yer~rd - Sossh csolins. and shr
snari, OF her pecpI~, have esid noihiae.
have . rrsp@ef Cor Der but | must say.
with eniire ruth. that my respect Tor hsF
/. .hal inspired by her sarieas sad resolu-
,ionary character. and not 20 mseh fss
her modem character. Bat spirissd - she
Z. spirised - she may sappsse bsrself On
b.. competent ~ she mry think herself 70
Weld her separate power assinsl The pow
r. sf this Union. ! will Tell her. and ! sill
IN ,he Senator himself. that there are ~
hsa.e. az daunsless. as gallant men and ASIDE
voted pxirioss. in every other Stale in The
urniop. as are 10 be found 10 South Csrnli.
ma herself: and II. IN any unjnsl cause.
Sou.h Carolina OF any Other State should
h.is, the flag Of dlsnnion and rebellion.
thousands. tens Of thousands. of Kenipc-
k,sns woul5 fl.,ck 10 ihe standard Of lheu
country iaJi.sips,e snd repress their rebel
lion. There are my senlinenls-nake
The mosi IL ihem.
Mr. BARswELL. do moi know thai ]
have any thing 60 say exactly in reply
Do the Senator from Keniurky, exssp,
that when he nses such language -
!. urxilors " and . their dnom." he rom-
pels me 10 remind him Of The old adage
that there are two ends 10 rope" and
when The Senator comes 10 the condem-
r.,ion az . traitors" il may prove that
then are The frue men. With respect N
the threats Of the Senator from Kentucky.
IL history speaks true. there was cerisin
British officer once who promised. with
regiment Of Soldiers. to drive the rebels
from onr end ofihe conIinentio the 0ther.
I need not say The performance hardly
eqnallei die promise. But ] made. rnake
no threats: institute no comparisons. FaI
be il from me to deiraci from the fidrliiy
or The s,llanuy Of the people of any oil
the States of this Union. ! should do
grea, injustice 10 my own convictions
were I 10 do so. With respect IN the
Justice Of the cause upheld by South
Carolina, the Senator has moi now TO learn
that she Sustained in her judgment BY the
recorded opinions Of the numerous States
who made common cause with the State
Of Virgins in her assertion Of their rights.
And shall any State, however feeble. sub
ice, herself 10 Iuinons and unjust DONNA
i,on. from apprehension tina, tyranny nigh
prove too strong for her, that The armed
heel Of the oppressor might lrample gu
the life which he only designed 10 make
degraded and miserabl-. TRUST mol. sir
and I contend only for The duty and ih'
RICH. of asserting justice. even al the hazart
Of safety.
Cen. TaYlor's Property.-we reere
20 see il stated in leller 10 the New
York Express. the Gen. Tsylor's famil.
are no, likely TO be as comfortable in
peeuniary poin, Of view. a. was general
iy supposed. lie left no will. Wesub
JON the following exlrac, from the ls.le
referred TO:
.whea he LEFT for Mexico. i, is stated
that in three sealed letters. he ielt direc
tons for The management Of his property
., case of his death there, in which wa
supposed 10 be will, and these three lei
tsrs were no, opened ill after his buria
here, but no will was amongst them. AM
the directions applied TO property whicl
is now almost wholly changed in ],
form.
.Indeed his family now hare no home
and therefore, Mrs. Taylor, It's supposed
will no. return to Louisiana. His plan
talon on the Mississippi has been sol
since he came here 10 enable him 10 pun
chase a sugar plantation below. so ,ha
that home is lost. Previously. however
he had purchased another, midway plan
tation, hut that has turned ont 10 be a yer,
Improbable piece of property. making n
crops, in consequence of being hoode
repeatedly. Then the homestead is go"
TO make one payment on sugar plants
lion on which something like seventy q
eighty thousand dollars must now be du
land the middle plantation is under WI
ter. Probably some Of the President;
salary was relied upon 10 meet The ~
the, payment on the sugar plantation. b,
that salsry is gone. You see from ,hes
general facts, that General Taylor died
very unfortunate time for the interest
his family. He had, previously howev,
to Col. Bliss marriage with his dangl
Ter. settled upon her considerable SUI
Of money.
In Michigan--now one Of the create
whea, growing States in the Union-,l
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