The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-13

lMS0h HrrAAhA ~ 1@fMr H4f%rA -
Wednesday evening neat ! rrIscs u
kBow thsi such mrsling i czllrsl; re-
jniee 20 kan~ ihzl Il Will be asieaoed hy
thousands ~ intelligent mra. lsvsrs 81
their country. parry men doub,Iess. bas
shjeei Slaves 10 ns pAHy. and who ~iIl not
suffer rilher parry rlsmof nr party disri-
pine 10 dry up within Them al The foun-
ts,ns If love and atsschmrnl 10 tbs. ronsl,-
iassaaei their rosnisy. The vniee a. sueh
y meeiisf wili BE- heard ssd Rsp~sse<f Il
wiil rrbuke dlsob@dienee 70 the l.ws.. &C.
rual or ibrearned; IL. viii iepd 10 .rheyk
The progress Of mad fanalirpm; il will ell
men who are hpness. bul who have hfen
strangely mirIed. bark 10 their duiy; and
4 adj give rounirnanrs and eonssge 10 the
faithful friends of The Union IhIoaghonl the
land.
When the rommerrisl interests Of The
great metropolis az The country speaks.
with united hearts and wires, expressing
ils ronsirlion, Of The presenre Of The great
danger. and ils determined parpase 10 mret
that danger. 10 ramhal with il and oser-.
rome u. The example 10 likely 10 rnuss
good men every where: and when The coua-
ny shall be reused. The country will Be
rafe.
] roneur. gentlemen, in all The poiilicsl
principles contained in, The resolutions.
copy d, which has bren rent 10 mr.; and
stand pledged 10 support those principles.
publicly and privately. nov and always,
10 the fnll extent nf INV influence. and by
fiie exerlion Of every faculty which pos
sess. The eminent mrn whom ynu men,
lion, and with whose names ynu have
done me The hnror 10 associate mine. srs
well worthy Of The praise which you be. |
siaw on lhrm. shall never forget. and
| trust The country will never forrei. lhe
patriotism. the manliness, The courage
BY Them in an hour of difiicul:
" and of peril. J
I The peace measnrrs of the last session
are The Texan boundary Act. me act Tor
establishing The two Territorial Govern
menis OF New Nrxir0 and Utah. the sri
Tor The abolition Of the slave trade IN the
District ofColumbis. andlhe fugitive slave
aw. This last measure. gentlemen, isj
''i such measure Is ] had prepared BE-.
ore lefi the Senate. and which of course
shonld have supported if | had Remained
n The Senate. But !, received The sane.
ion Of The two Houses Of Congress and
Il The Press,dent of tie United States. HI
4 Is the law Of The land. and ~
UGH 10 10 be rerperied and obeyed BY
" good cilixens.- have heard no wan
whose opinion il worth regarding deny ils
and those who counsel
iolenl resistance 10 il counsel that which, II
{ IL take place. 10 sure 10 lead 10 bloodshel !
md 10 tie commission Of capital offences.
I remains 70 be seen how Gar the deIn,led
nd deluders will Coon IN This career Of lac
ion. folly. and crime. Il
There were hunest and we'll meaning !
members of Congress who did. not see &
heir way clear 10 support these great and G
aiding measures OF the lssi session. You
e quite right in saying Ina, The motives 9
these gentlemen onght not to he i'm
cached. HIT the measures have been
dop'ed; they have become laws. consli.
ilionally binding upon us all. and no man Z
, ., liberty 10 oppose them.
No man is al liberty 10 setup. or affect I
SCI up. his own conscience a. above The
", in a matter which respects the riehls :
others, and the obligations. civil. social, i
nd political. due to others from him.
UGH = pretence caps he foundation Of all !
osernneni. and IL. Of itself, perfect alb !
nrdiiy; and while all are bound 10 Weld !
bcdience to The laws. wise and well dis.
osed citizens will folbear from renewing
asi agitation. and reknlling The flames Of I
seless aud dangerous controversy. 4
II we would coplinne one people. We ]
nnsi acquiescr in The will Of The maiori,y, .
onslI,ulionally expressed and lie who a
Ices not mean To do thai. means TO dis. d
irb The public peace. and to do what he n
an 10 over,urn the Government.
Gentlemen, am led to The adoption II
your last resolution. in an espec,ai and n
mphaiic manner. hy every dictate Of INV e
understanding. and embrace j, ui,h fnil d
nrp"se Of heart and hand. LIS sentiment n
my sentiment. With you. 1 declare Il
hat "range myself under the banners of y
iss party whose principles and practice b
g most calculated TO uphold the Con. D
!I'ss'on. and 10 perpetua,e our GLORIOUS u
INIoN." y
Gentlemen, ! am here 10 recruit nv /.
ealih. enieebled as il has been hy ten N
'onths Of excessive labor and in.lescrib. p
Die anxiety. The air Of these my native Al
us renews nv strength and my spirits. in
leel lis lnvigorallng influences while :,
.. Writing these lew lines; and shall 81
lurn shortly 10 my post. 10 discharged
duties as well IS can. and resolved, 10
all events. that % lar as depends on 10
e, our UNION shall pass through tins ol
Fry Trial, without The smell OF smoke Ill
,on ils garments. "
am, Genllemen, with sincere regard. ps
'ur Obliged fslIDw.ciusen and obed,enl
rvant.
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