The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-26


parry relationships. and dIavs The Adso'
saies ~ Frtislanee 10 IN aprn ffpudialien
holh &c ihsir parry and IhFiF principles.
Il ErqnHrs dsfp Fsolrd irrlinE and ua.
swerVing 6xednsss % purpose 70 Psndsee
surh Frsnlls.
1 In ike organization az . The soashsrn
\ Rights Pssiy ~ Georgia. xesre the ulih
af ihe sialenrni hsss ss1ds--asseslsszi
mgsnisaiiaa based span seeiiaazi feelings
aad swws, and having 10 origin in .
spiri 20 hostility 10 ihs iair a<lian af The
Gssrrnmens IN me snhjssi af slavery.
\ Those silizrns sho have united in ihls
mssemeni rrprdislr al national ailiAnrrs
a, dangerous IN their lrndsnry and ipram-
pasible wnh he snrressiul drfenrr III
Soulhefn rights and honor. They pro-
fess 10 regard The compromise measures
as riala,i,e af The spirit. if not me ifller.
Of the constitution: nnr do they hrsiisle
10 arov that in The adoption Of those msz-
snres the rights and h.'nor Of the SanIh
have bern dlsrrganlstl and iramplrd upon.
d would he an unjust impuialian upon
iheir spirii and paIriali-n 10 suppose that
ihry intend IN yield faithful srqniescenre
in measures which they rrgard IS 81 nn-
Just and disllnnnrable io ihrm. in truth.
their very ergamzaiion in,o = sectional
parry. thereby Withdrawing themselves
frnm their former party ASSOCIATIONS. az.
companied with The charge Of bad Faith
!; upnn their Northern associates WIN have
Stood true and firm 10 The nalioual pledge.
anghi IN he considered IS ample noiire 10
all intelligent men of lhrir determination
not 10 acquiesce in the ariinn Of Congress.
With ,ome. the avowal Is openly male
with b"ldness worthy Of better cause.
whilst others would fam cnnreal their nl.
innate purposes. in The hope ef eniieing
inio their ranks portion of the hon.si
and sincere friends af the Union npnn The
basis of lhr late eampropi-r. With what
eferl. IL remains get 10 he seen.
The professions Of this . Saulhern
Rights Parry" are strangely Inconsistent
with their pnsilirn and known seniimrnis.
They prorlaim To The country their at
iachmeni and serolinn To the Union. and
in some instances claim To be It's only
true friends. Il il M, iap sImng de-
mand upon our creduliiy 10 ash If rs
to pat confidence in their prolessInns
WHENCE originates their love Of the Union,
|. il in the wrongs. and injuries il inilicis
upon ihem-in The humiliation and dis
grace they feel in submitting TO it, laws
and government They either deceive
themselves. or seek Ia impose upon o,l-
ers. hold il ID he impossible far any
uue.hraried man 10 feellnve and .lryoiion
for a Government WHICH in his Judgment
Expresses and disIonors him. let every
man in the South imbihe The passions aud
preludires Of these peculiar friends of the
Union. and il NAV he periinenily asked.
how long will the Uninn withstand the
assaults of ils enemies! With wlom
do the Southern Rights men &C G~nrgis
sympaihizs in their poliiiral associations,
Besond the limits of their own section.
they know no friends worthy of their ron.
fidrnce and alliance. II il their pride and
boast thai they form no poliiical assncia-
ilon with any of our Northern brethren.
The North presents no material for party
organizaiion sound aud honest enough 10
command their respect and Induce their
alliance. In conuexion with this view Of
The subject. IL is appropriate To the DAY
and accasion Of your assenhlape, gentle.
men. To ask of "ui cnin;rymen To h.a,ken
To- The voice Of The Father of his Country
as u rises from The lnrnh. warning Thea.
against the Dangerous and destructive Ten.
i'ncles at sectional oreanizsiions and the
men who would seek through Them To-
insiif ln'o The hearts &c The people rnmi,y
against the Union of their re,olulionsr,
fathers.
All the svmpa,hics of The Southern
Rights party al Georgia are with serlinnal
ln.n. seciinnal issues. and sectional assn
citation. II asp,res moi to the more en-
larged basis Of a national organization. In
sister Stale the same issue is presented.
~ holder and mere startling proposition.
There the object Of immediate srcc.sion
Is proclaimed in plain aud explicit terms.
diss"lu ion "f the Union Is regarded as
the only remedy that can lie resorlcd 10
i"r existing grievances. Il is Urged upon
the people with all lie power and rlo.
qnen"e Of her ahlest men. No one will
deny that the tide Of dlsunion sentiment
u rolling with increasing volume through
The entire limits Of Snuth Carolina, need.
ing only the alliance Of single NEIGH.
boring State 10 determine their policy Iot
an immediate dissolution Of the Uninn.
IN view of Tins important cond,iinn of
things in sister Stale. on our ,mme,iialr
borders. and knnwing US we do that all
The sympaihies of this Sonihern Rights
organlzaii0n in our own State ere enlisted
IN The same cause. Il becomes The du,y nf
wise and prudent men Ia regard with anx.
lons anu jealous care us various move.
mems. The open dsnnionisis of South
Carolina and the Southern Rights parry
81 Georgia entertain common opinion on
The compromise measures of the las, srs-.
sion. They both consider the action of
The Government, in this respect. as viola.
tive If thoir r,rvI,,e oc,l kn.,o -