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

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Off. Hals.l ~ lnld - moee han cnnI
dat IL goa pass tia bin yea do no,
hssh lgntion yoa Een herass II
fhat IL viii becone more violent Dian
ever. Wild rsEard 10 DAT Senator,
While ] defeat his abolition principles,
isdnirs bic manly, pleassnt. csavivial,
and personal qualiner his esod huuor,
his power Of resdy debate. DE prompt.
ness with which he can earIy % . Euer.
rllla fight IN the Senate.
Mr. cfxr here declined suerrsfion
nom Mr.. cIsxrxs 10 yield ios motion 70
adjourn.
] sllI MOI Say that the Senator from
New Hampshire does not believe what
he says. That. respect Coz the deeorna
OF debate sill prevent me from saying.
But, Mr.. President. do you believe ihsl
the aboliiionisis eonceivs lbai more asiis-
lion viii spring out OF this measurs ihan
exists now' They live by agila,ion. II
10 their meat. their bread. The sir which
they breathe and il they saw. in ils in.
ciplenl state. . measure giving them
more Of thar food and meat. aud bread. and
.ir. do you believe thai they would oppose
themselves 10 iIs adoption DO you not
believe thai they would hGl HAZE il %
. blesslnsl CGrsa, lapshler.
Why, Mr.. President. how stands The
facll There 10 mol an abolilionisi IN she
United Siaies tina, | know nf-lhere may
be some-,here is moi an Ambition press.
IL sou begin with the abolition prrss loca.
ied in Washington. and emhrace oil others,
that 10 not opposed This bilI--noi one Of
them. There 10 moi one sboliiionisi in this
Sanals chamber or oul OF il. any where.
that 10 not oppo.rd TO the adoption Of this
compromise plan. And Why arc they
opposed 10 il They see their doom a.
certain 40 there 10 Col in heaven who
sends his providenlial dispenssiions To
calm The threatening storm and 10 tranquil.
lize sgilaIed man. A. certain as that God
exists IN heaven, your business. turning
towards Mr.. HALE. your avocalionis gone.
argue much more from acts. from inslinc-
tive feelings. from III. promp,ings Of The
heart, from conscious apprehension of
ruin 10 the cause which they
spouse. Than ] do from the declamaiory
and eloquent language which they employ
q rrsis tanre TO this measure. What I |
increased agitation. and the agiiaiors
against the plan Ii is an absurdl,y.
Lei us now take up the meaures in de-
nil, and see how there could be greater
,giiaiion after The adoption Of this general
system OF compromise than without i1 adj |
'piion. lie, us begin and % over the
whole Eve measures. IL you please. There
. California. she is admitted into the I'm
ION: will they agiais about that Well,
here are the 'rernloriai Governments e..
lablished will they agilsis about ihs, |!
There is the settlement Of The Texas bonn.
larry question upon what can they aQiisle
about The settlement OF The boundary Of
Texasl They have every prohahili,y--l
own !, frankly u my Southern friends.
moi resulting from the settlement of the
but from the nature and charac.
cr Of the couniry--af having that dcdi~
.aled slso % free soil will they aQiiale
lbout that Then, will they aqiis,e about
he slave.lrade in The District Of Colum.
,iai That 10 accomplished. Then what
AN they agiiaie about. surprising the
whole system Of measures 10 be carried
nut They might agiiaie liule about
not getting the proviso fastened upon the
bill and might api,ais a little about moi
getting the abolition Of slavery mself in the
District of Cnlumbis. The Senator be-
hind me (Mr. Sewsui) has estimated The
lumber Of slaves al one thousand. I think
Ne is mistaken. and that il is little more
han that. What. ia the name Of Heaven,
will they sgitaie ahou, if these FIVE meas.
ures are carried /! Whom will they agi,.
ale Who will be their auditory IN the
agitation :? Here is a scheme OF national
reconciliation, a scheme or system which
brings into fraicrnal harmony those whose
hands were aboul 10 be raised against each
other as enemies system 10 which the
whole country becomes reconclled. Wha.
will they agiiaie about! To whom will
they agilatel Where will the get followers
and disciples /! There. is portion o.
them--l speak not of the free-soIlers
speak not OF those who from principle
are honestly opposed TO The extension 81
slavery. bu, OF that fanatic. desperate band
who call themselves. I don't know " hat
liberty men, or something Of the kind
but theye are those who have declared
that this Union ought not TO exist--those
who would strike down the pillars upon
WHICH stands The most glorious c,lifce tina,
was ever erected By the arm of man--self-
government - aud what would crush
alnids, the ruins of the fall all this people
and all the hopes and expectations Of our
selves and mankind. Men who would
90 into the temples of the holy God ana
drag from their sacred posts The minister
who are preaching his gospel for the com
fort Of mankind and their salvation here
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