The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16

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SECOND SPEECH or MR. WEBSTER
All. J. n Bnee. 81 Wsnchrssrr. br,ng
loudly called inr. Expressed hlsnsrh dc. !
lighIsd Ia hear tie sentiments ssp'essea
by Mr.. Webster. aud derlased that. ai'
,Louah lie had differed from thai gentle
men long. and on neatly estFy QUESTION
Of public policy. he extended 70 il'"'
mos, sincerely. his need IL nppr"b~'lon.
After some remarks upon Tie value o. nc
Union. &C.. Mr.. b. concluded HiIh lhe
following seniimeni:-
The Fugitive Slave Law-Upon us
famhlul execution drpends Tie peTPr'ury
.f HE Unlnn. lApplause
Mn. WEBSTER saudi am glad % near
IN, So sentiments &c deviation i"ile Union
expre.sed hy Mr.. Bnre. who. as J un-
drsslqnd. has differed from me upnn many
subjects. as many olhcr respectable and
wanhy men haze .lnnc. Bul. whatever
max have hern the differences ai opininn
wh,rL have xisle,l between US herri"l"Ir.
on other subjects. they ATE now l'rgnii'n
and the nnly quesimn that y now ashrn
&c any man is. are you unlnn man !
/ fGrcal ehee,ins.) The question nj 'h's
time, is The Imam and hnw Ia preserve Us
blessing. Cor Tie present. and inr al Tine
Ia come. To pfesere that Union We
must observe in good faith. the onsiI'n'
lion and al it, parts. IL thai t'nnsilinii"n
be not observed AMI lis provisions sri u
.,de. The whole uf ii ceases ~, he binding.
! |, wanld b. absurd 10 suppose ilist elmer
The Narih or the Snulh has iilr pnwrr az
the right To- vnl,,r any part oil that Con-
s,im,inn. and then claim from lie n'lIer
Observance ni IL provisions. (apll 'nsr.l
IL The South were 10 violate ani parl 81
the eo..slilu,ion. would Tie North b. any
lnnper hnun,i by il ! aud il the Moth we're
deliberately ,o violate amy parI Il. w"h'u
iir Snmih be hound any longer to observe
us obligations llow absurd II would be-
To- suppuse. when different parties enter
lnln Il rompacl for certain purposes. thai
ellhpr can disregard any one prosisin,
and expect The other 10 ohsrrveii! IN
lend lu observe, and maintain and carry
oui. IL lis fullest extent. the eansiillii"il
of the United States. whirh haze sworn
10 suppor. hrers.) It's Written ~
the constitution illai persons bound 10
labor nr service IN one Stale. escaping lnt
another. .hall not hc discharged lrcm such
Iahnr or service hrrause ui the laws oi ilis
State inso which lhry may escape. han
is as mnrl parl OF The constitution as
any either. aud as equally binding and'.h
liga,nry az any qlrI. iApp ause. an,
y llo drsirs this /! No one bui Tie Abn
liinnisls 81 The North. Aud, pray, wha
Is il they will un, den, l1leai APP
plause.) They have but the "ne ID a
aud II would seem thai these ianalrs =
ihr ! orih. and The srcesslnnl.is of lhc
>onih Az puiiing lheir heads together Il
TRY al devise same means Ia defeat III,
gnnl designs ui honest and paIrinlic men
llApplansr. Al er same ulhpt reihaiks
NJ. w. prnrecded: do mol hesitate Il
say. an.i repeat. thai il the Northern Sla.e'
fuse. wlIully and del,brral,ls IL. 10 carr,
: mo elect that. or any "ther parI ai ia,
/, ,ou-utulinn. the Snu h womb nn lnnge
he bound ~ The compact. tlmmense Az
pla,se.) bargain broken IN" ar side. u
, broken on all sides. Say To ,ou. gentle
men in Virginia. AZ said onihe lmrders u
Lake Ere. and ~ The city # Ilnst"n. am
as viii sax again ~ The city oi iio-lon,
am spared 10 have an oppurlaniiy-tap
: pia.sel-ilal YOU Of the Son i Lave n
murl right To r,cn,er year :ugiire slaves
as The North has Il any oil IL rights All
privileges oi mas ,ga,ion aud commence.
desire 10 be- undels uosl. here AIMING YOU
aud tho, eIioul The country. thai IN hope
Ii,nusli and feeling, ] am a!;nse her ~
Am,rlran--and altogether, nnlhng bu
AN American. ! am for lie cuusli
,nilnn. ard The Whole constitution.
am as ready 10 fight and 10 fall for III,
cans ilulnnal rights al Virginia. a | an
! inr those Of Massachusetts. pour ou
!. I" you. gentlemen. my whole heart. am
ASSURE you these are my feelings
Cheers.l would no more see . ,alh,
plnckel from the hnnor ,f Virginia. ll,al
] would see one pluekr,l from The homo
of Massachusetts. (tireal applause |
has been said thai | have. hy The rn,lIs,
: ] have thought proper Ia pursue. dlspIeas
ed portion Of The people Of MassSrhu
seils. Well. suppose did. Sappnse
di-pIeased all tie people of thai 5 ATE
what Of that +! (tirel, applause aus
cheerng.) WAS IN the Senate Of ihs
; United States. anl had sworn To supper
the consliluiiun al The United States
That constitution made me a Senator o
The United S!ates--my vote bound the
whole country. | WAS senator Il IL,
Whole country. applause VIA, ha.
10 do With The INSTRUCTIONS from Mas
-arhuseils npnn a qnesuun affecting III,
whole nation
My vote bound the interests ni Iii,
whole country. and on matters of genera
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