The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27

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l-rl'sss iAHi iAs grssi mass Fl he people would
mueh rsesss a constitution ffsmed BY Washing.
Ton, Madison and ,hsir compzsross, 10 one framed
b. ibese ~i@<zrfes.
Dor nrishhor 10 aware that The inssisution Of
slavery IN the States Is prsseess by she rcursiin-
lion IN express ieTmA However Lind thai inssfs-
neus may be on o<her poinis. On dis Is Is clear.
We presume that on this point II l<a.s. Ma. Web
sief. and Mr.. cslhosa and I'll cshers Of Vie lead
ins men arc agreed. Tbs provision brin. 90 c,e,f,
VIC do not thint there 10 any reason 10 spprrhesd
aggression hal should sggr-ssions coma. We shall
be prepared 10 take grssna with he foremost in
The dknce Of our rights. and We should rejoice
in 80 dosng that we had The constitution 10 sus-
tain us, Cor We should feel certain q having The
cooperation Of oil coed men and patriots. no mai
Ger Whist may be their location. One who should
throw aside the Constitution in sueh contest.
might show that he had q hrsvs heart" but Il
would he equally clear that he had weak
head"
The eslitsr ssys be Is not leil to conjecture as
10 cur position; Cor we have declared that disu-
Mon !. no remedy for any evil. present or pros
peciise, real or imaginary" In this particular
We did not inirndhe should be lcil to conjecture.
On subject Of so much importance we wish 10
speak plain; and We are ready 70 repeat the cx-
preston. wens even ready 10 go father. and say
that disunion would no, only be Intellectual in pre-
venting evils, but would be the parent Of unnum-
bered esils, the nIenplaiionof whichwould make
the heart Of the patriot sink within him. The
fate Of all the ancient republics Is before ". and
We are not 10 suppose that human nature Is cs-
seniislly different now from what il was then.
Border conflicts would be sure TO arise, and We
might expect the seeses which the editor Of the
Democrat has depicted under another supposision
-" our property would be destroyed, our slAves
sci free, our fair fields made Inc scene Of death
and desolslion." Il Is true. we might infict in
jurics as deep Is We received; but that would
no, relieve us from suffering. The editor surely
has not looked in the face the consequences
which his course i inviting. VIVA, does he ex-
pect from the Nashville Convention Does he,
like some Of his ooadjuiors. favor disuuion
We wish him 10 speak plain in the matter. sswc
have done.