The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-12

N Aei III canfleFs, w lls Hppliclllun 10 >
pariirulaF individual. Wilh he ayossd PnT'
psss 81 making DE same TtslsiaI'ee q me
sane ssl. IN iis application 70 ell oiher IN
slisidsals. this IL leEying var against ne
Uniied Slzles. and 70 neshing less illAn
irraxan. Naw. ! understand. iiaat the
persons concerned IN This outrage in Bos-
ION. asow openly their full purpose NJ pre-
venting by arms OF by Ihf rnser Of the mBi-
li,uJe. The execution Of process far The ar
INST &c an alleged fngiiise slave IN any. and
an cases whatever. I am sure. Gen,lemrn.
sha. shame viii burn the cherks. and indlE !
ns,ian an lhe hearts of nineleen iweniieihs
Of The people &C Busian. = the svaHal oi
prinrinles, and The commission ~ oulragrs
81 ahnmiaahlr. depend npnn il. Thai Il
the people 81 that city hal nrrn Informed !
of an. such purpose or design. as was
carried into sffeci. In the f'ourl House IN
Boston. ON Saturday las'. they would have
rushed 10 the spot. and crushed snrh a
nefariaus proi~ci inia The dust. The vast
malarirv Of The people .f Boston must.
NECESSARILY. sufrr IN iheir feelings. bui
onsh. no, 10 suffer AZ al IN their ehsrse-
Ter and honor or in their Loyalty 10 the
Constitution. from the acis nf surh per-
sons a. composed The moh. venture 90
say. thar when you hear ef them next.
Won will learn thai. personally and col
lrr.ively. as individuals. and also ~ re-
presented 10 The city councils. they will
give full evidence III ihe,r fixed purpose
10 wipe away and obliiersir 10 The full
extent Of their powrr. this foul blot IN The
reputation Of the city.
And now. Gentlemen. when the projects
ef dissolution have taken 80 much Of form
and pressure in public bodies IN the Sanih.
when lawlrss ,inlence. irsmpling on the
public aulhnrilles. stalks forth so boldly in
The North. you will see that your work.
highly prosperous thus Ear. isnevenheless
moi vel concluded. Il is wise and pairintir.
therefore. that you commemorate your
love of country, strengthen your resoln-
linn 10 maintain Jhe Constitution. The u
nion. and The laws. by uniting 10 celebrate
the anniversary of The birth IF The Great
Father of his Cnuniry. You do well 10
recall the memory Of his services. to re-
vive in your bnsoms his lore nf liberty
and order. and Ia draw in patriotic inspi
raiinn from his principles and his example.
For these principles. and this example.
there will he found respect and admiration
verywhere. where there is a true lave
fnr the institutions IL The rouniry. And
every American NAV we'll dnuht the pa
irioli,m of his own heart. when he finds.
that in that heart. venrra,ion Tor Wash
lrgion begins ,obe languishins and dying
away.
Gentlemen. The pad, Of dniv before
won. and before me. is PLAIN and broad |:
il is. to do our duty aud our whole duty.
thoroughly aud fssrlessly: ii is 10 EN-
brace the free institutions Of our country
aud To hold them up. with all eur might.
as If il were our last struggle npon earth.
And then. if the blood Of civil war shall
flow. IL will not stain onr garments; IL
,liseracefnl oulrases. gaining strength by
indulgence and temporary snccrss. shall
proceed from stage To Stage. ill they de-
siroy the lives Of men. wamrn and chill
,lren. pull down aud demollsh the tenn.
plies ef Justice. and even wrap CITIES in
flames. you, and !. and our character.
and memory. both now and with pos'eri.
ny. will Al least escape The consuming
connagralion Of rcproarh.
/ am. Gentlemen,
Your m,irh obliged servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To Me.srs. Moses Taylor. Isaac Townsend. Chas
g. Carleton, Joshua ]. Henry, Francis 5. La
ihrop. George Douglass. Francis Griffin, Hen.
y Grinncll, and Edward X. Collins. Commit.
tee, &c.