The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

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"a. ;! ooo 900. Wfa. Shsi n1e lAsif @.
ehpalisus and pssthissi A sf'y sn.A
poriisp o. lksn liss by ne tiAsss o. ins
land. Th~y are ensxed % ihes< pr.
,ais sxs<,Iy vh,<h fsu under the eonifos
ana rsss. s6e pfrsrfsssion and The prnsse-
i'm AZ Dc lxus Of ihis Govsfnaeaa.
Commerce. IT. ssherirs., navigation. ma
rnlseipres-errFy one 81 ihrse 70 nndrr i
lhe inhpenrs &C he laws Of This Cavern
neni. Al dis srry day. and on nene OF
.hese subjects. does Coreres ever pass
law that does moi msserisily effect ne
hshils and prosperity Of Massachusetts.
and az Rhode Island also 'rhrn. err. a
/, rot of great importance % Al these
States that The Gssemmehs should te
esrrisd on rgulahy--ihas II should have
DE power Of artpn. motion. and lefss'z'
lion, 10 IL naf he greatest ralsmiiy mai
IL should he al psrsl, zed. hung ~. Peii'
.lsni on one idea. IS Il shfre was no OBJ
irr, IN Government. ~ use IN Gnsefn'
mens. no desirable rrSte-sian ifcfn Gos.
srnmenr, no desirable lsgislaiion by Gov
srnnrni except VIVA, relates 20 one idea.
ST. rsnnol cnnefiee that ihrfe great m
serss,s will be readily surrendered By me
business men. the community. the labor.
ing rommnni,y. OF The Northern Slsies. up
on absirsr,ions. or npon naked rcssihili-
Ties iIsl evil may tnsue IL particular
measure may not be adopted. Men must
lise--io live they must work-to work
they must he projected in their employ.
ment-- ard how are they 70 live ard work
and eduesie ikrir children, if in this way
ihe bnsines. Of society is sioppedf Eve.
nv Thing falls into a state Of siagraiion.
and no man knows when he may expect
The hour 81 redemption 10 drew nigh.
Depend npoa il--depend upon 1.-THE
peopIr or the Nofih wish 10 see an end
put 10 This stale of things. They desire
10 see a MEASURE of ronrilisiion aud peace
adopted; they desire To see harmony re-
stored: ihey desire again 10 be in the en-.
joynrni Of a good Government, under
HE opcrsiion and sanction az good laws,
and that their daily labor. their daily EN-.
ploymeni. their daily means OF living and
of educating their families may continue
undisiufbed. And there has not heen. in
my acquaintance with The people nf the
country, . moment 10 which 80 much
alarm has heen felt. and 50 mrch sicktn.
ing fell n The stale Of public affairs, IL
time Of peace. % Is nov felt: At leasl
through hose portions ol the country viii
whose sentiments ! am acquainted.
leave oihrrs to Judge E.r themselves. who
may be more conversani with public opin
! ion and possess more means Of ascertain
ing 10; but ! helieye il is the opinion .
hve.sixihs OF the whole community At il'
! North that questions surh as have occu
pied ne here. should moi he allowed an,
: longer to embauass The Government, an,
defeat the ju,l hopes Of those who main
!, tain the Government. and expect 10 lis
un'ler its proieriinn.
I Sir. I have alluded 10 the argument q
], my friend from C0nneciicut berause il ]
the ablesi one on this subject thai hsv
I read. and ] hsve alluded To the vote h
4 intends to give - avois illustrative Q
wha, consider .he evils oi insirneiin
!. men before the ease arises, As 10 VIVA
J shall be their course Of conduit here
The member from Connecticut il AZ In
!. dependent IS any other man. and Of cours
: will not understand that I meant ans ,hir
, personal in what ! have said. I take hi
, case merely as an illusu alton Of the in
| popririy Of instructions.
q Well. ihen, sir. I have stated what
. appears To me the North gain and VII,
: they lose. And how is il with the South
? Why. | think The South, lie slavehcldin
] States. il all these measures pass, wi
. gain an acceptable and satisfactory mod
e for the reclamation of slaves. As To III
]. territorial acquisitions. am bound IN cal
a dor to say, that. isking Maryland. for e,
: ample. as one Of The Soa,h, Maryland wi
n gain exactly wirai Massachusetts loses
!. thu, is, nothing At all; Cor have mol N
= slightest idea that. by any form Of legisl'
ton we may adopt, or sny thing we ma
d ilo OH the face " The earth. any proyisi,
e could he made by which the Territory
u New Mexico or Of Utah could be mad
acceptable or useful 10 the holders
J. slaves. traA s,T sH
II Now lei me say. Mr.Prcsijeni. wi,
great respecl and kindness. Ina, wis
i Southern gentlemen 10 consider this ma
= ter calmly and deliberately. There al
3 none in this chamber certainly who d
hi sire . dissolution Of the Union. nor in II
d other house Of Congress: bm all n
d world out Of doors is not 50 wise and ri
= riolc as all The world within these Is all
III and ! am quite afraid that there are tho.
!. who false the londest clamur against II
a Wil,notp ro.iso and restriction mon slay
Y ~ who would he extremely glad To ha,
vi ihli restriction imposed. I believe the
% are these. stretching all along from here
! the Gnlfof Mexico, who cry out, le, the,
r put on further restrictions. lei them nh,