The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

oWenl 10 no compromise which dc
iodih ought % aecrpi. LEI Dc open nuE
yes 70 die uuth. N ne inEiiiulinn u
ilssvry Is 70 he mainlsined and an ngih.
med. issiead Of being gradually Ueakened
md fRsily sboli<hsd. he Union between
Ire sizxhpldinK and nan-slzsshoIding
Slzies B.srsf BE- dissolved"
And yet | Was denounced some tine
ago bfc.usc I said some soslherners de-
msnded certain amendments 10 The con.
siiluiion: and if they eonld NOT obtain
lhem. they were in favor Of disunion.
Bsi Subsequent esenis have proved ihsi
what | said was true.
The article then goes ON 10 ssy=
-lf ii.si cannot be oblsined. irt ihe
Soulhsrn Slslss gire notice 10 The North
ern. that they resnme ibe powers grant
ed updrr the constitution. siure they have
been perserIed 10 their injury aud op.
preston. and proceed al once 10 elecl
delegates 10 convention 10 frame eon-
ssiiulion fos he Sonshern United States
of North Amfrica.'"
Mr. Butler From what paper did lie
gentleman read
Mr.. Foole. From lIe Charleston MIR
curry.
Mr. Butler. Il lhsl . South Carnlina!'
Mr.. Fooie. II is m South Carolina.
Mr.. Butler. Is that . Ssulh Carolinsr
Mr.. Foole. Not al all.
Mr.. Butter. What is lhe signature d
that article
Mr.. Foo,e. contemporaries"
SIR. BulleI. All! I thought the Sens
ior was speaking Of The anonymous wriieI
q South Carolina"
Mr.. Foole. The honorable gentleman il
mistaken. ! did not saw any such hing
] dad not say that the Charleston Mercu'
W was Soulh carpIins. said il Was lis
leading organ Of reasonable fsrIinn j.
South CaroIins. And now say that ih.
columns Of ll,aI paper furnish evidence il
prof of what ! hare now stated. Doel
the gentleman repudiale The psperl
MIR. Butler. Not al all.
Mr.. Fooie. n The gentleman did. III,
paper wosld repudiale him in turn. ana
be might lose as much As be would gal,
BY The proceeding. tI.aughicr.) Then
thc paper. not Standing sepudia,cd. stands
iari,iy sanctioned now. Where is III,
gentleman at this mnmeni! Has he gain
ed any advantage worth b"ssIing Of b. biz
unreasonable in,e,rogaiionsl
! now propose to read one or two ioasls
diuak al public meetings IN South Caro-.
Ina. which may he looked upon as more
OF less indicative of public sentiment
here.
Here is one Of the ,oass | wish to
read: -
"By Sergeant (remcmbsr he is a SER
geanID b. r. Boyce. The Union: Thu
lime is fully rome. Let us cut ssunde
the arursed knots wlirh bind us 10 north
ern fanalicism and oppression. and spur,
their fragments" Nj $500
"Sidney," in the Macon (Souih Caro-
Iina) Telegraph, halls Mr.. Rheil's speecl
with delight. and exclaims. . lie. u.
dissolve HE Union and be done with H.
Who dare say that here The same
writer continues:
ITO The able and fearless statesman
who has spoken 10 us in patriotic truth,
and has called upon his fellow-citizcns Il
his State, and Of The Whale South, iojoiu
him in enforcing the only remedy for al
our crushing wrongs now within gu
reach--a dissolution Of III. Union--I say
Advance! Ny hand is feeble. but what
ever Of strength j, has is his - -
Sir, lei me next aluie 10 speech Of
gentleman whose eloqnence is much com
mcn,led. The very particular mention b,
made Of me seems 10 render il neccssar,
tia. should say something Of the speecl
Of Colonel y Maxcy Gregg, Of Colum
bia. South Carolina. After talking 70
some time about The Nashville conven
lion, enes on 10 say: .s@. -.
Perhaps, however, California By il
self might be admitted. In Il,a, event, W
ought 10 secedy and lake il BY force
Yes, sir. this gentleman proposes that
California should be admitted. South Ga
roiina should secede and lake il by force
CLanghler. He then says ~
!" II nothing is done al the present. Con
gress, wo ongh. to pursue The sam
course" slaa 4.ao 4
Aud IL nothing a, all is done, he Tell
them they ough,lo pursue The same course
[I.aughier. This is the braggart menac
Of one OF the "chivslry",o Of Soulh Caro-
lima. 1 have really wished. since saw
this oul. break Of lieroism, that the au,ho
of !. Don Quixule" could be revived from
the tomb, for the purpose Of giving u
another delicious romance on knigll
Errantry, or rather American chivalry. o
if the gentleman will allow me, ..Soul
Carolina chivalry." lido moi know whelll
er or not the speaker from whom | llav
quoted actually belongs 10 The i. chivalry'
himself; but he seems TO use brave words
aud would doublleess make them goo
upon any equal field. Colonel Gregg goe