The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-04-02


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power him. but . apply this spishes. They g.
ma consider that b. sssarnsng he position 4
nsa-sstmissieaisl. ih<x sender themselves lisbh
% be elsFsea with The fsnzfiesl eres a. The ssffh
who arc underwriting, with = ns<h persinseity,
% rsis she eneeaslaa Of shs Fasilss Slave
Law. Resistance 10 . ro.ssisusionsi 10. d no
lsxs efi@e sish ~ q the South. than u - II
The Nsnh; 10 our estimation Il Is lepsrhen@ibas
in 10Th sxtnme&
There are many cher mstlrn Ia ghs ernd<ly-
prepared article in The Demoesss which might
bear remsrk; bat ne have already occupied 40
much space q NC desire. and shall postpone what
We have further TO Say until Inc Democrat has
had an opportunity 10 RESUME" his suhj<et.
vsFginla.-I. b with die highest degree
Of satisfaction bat We naiiee the proceedings Of
the Legislature Of Virginia. q detailed In The
following article from The Richmond Enquirer.
Every patriots heart win rrjoics Il the maniies-
ialisns d loyalty to the Union, which Virginia
has displayed. not only by The spirit and tenor
Of the resolutions, but BY The unanimiiy with
which they were adopted in her Legislature.
Confidence in The permaneney Of The Union win
he greatly strengthened BY such action on the
part q Stale % deeply interested and - intel
ligen,. and farionis,s Of both extremes win feel
II - just rebukr.
From The Richmond Enquirer Of March ~.
Virginia and South Carolina.
We are graiiied 10 announce that The
resolutions reported on Monday from The
Select Committee Of Thirteen. were last
evening adopted with remarkable unani-
nifty by the House Of Delegates. They
define clearly and justly The portion OF
|. Virginia. Al 5 o'clock r. NJ. the hour
assigned FOR their consideration. the reso.
lniions were taken up. Mr.. Marz call.
ed for The previous question. which was
sustained. Mr.. I'aliaieiro asked the ayes
and noes, and Mr.. Dorman. for y sepa-
rate vaie on esrh resolution. During the
VOTE, Mr.. Harrison asked leave 10 make
an explanation. and Mr.. Tomlin moved
10 offer an amendment TO The second re-.
SOLUTION !; bni lhey we're. each. overruled
BY the decision of the Speaker. sustained
by the Hnuse. that the previous question
applicd 10 the whole series Of resolutions.
we republish them. with HE vote on
each:
MHrREAs the Legislature Of the State
Of South Carolipa has passed an act 70
provide for the appointment. Of delegates
10 Southern Congress. TO be entrusted
with fnll power and authority TO deliber'
ale with the view and intention Of resist
ing further aggression. and, il possible. o.
restoring the constitutional rights Of The
Sonll,, and. if mol. 10 recommend DIE pro
i vision for her future safety and indepcn.
! sience," which acl has been formally CON-
municaied Ia This General Assembly. A.
greed 10 without division.
Isl. Be II therefore resolved By Che
General assembly of Pirginis. That,
whilst this Stale deeply sympailize with
! South Carolina in the feelings excited By
/, the unwarraniahle interference OF the non.
sla, cholding States with our common IN.
sti;uiions. aud whilst diversity ol opinion
exists among the people &c this common-
wealth in regard TO the wisdom. justice,
and cons,itulionaliiy Of the measures Of
the lale Congress oil the United States.
taken as whole, and commonly known
as The compromise measures. vet The l.e-
GESTURE Of Virginia deems il q duty to de-
clare 10 her sister State Of Sou h Caro-
lima. that The people of this State are IN
willing TO take any action lin consequence
OF the san,e) calculated TO destroy the in
iepri,y of this Union.--Ayes lilo. noes |
1-Mr. Harrison.
RESOLVED, I'd. That, regarding the said
acts Of The Congress Of the United States,
taken together, as an adjustment Of the
/ existing questions 10 which they relate,
and cherishing the hope that. i fairly ex-
eculcd. they will restore TO The country
that harmony aud confidence which Of
late hare been 50 unhappily disturbed, The
State Of Virginia deems il unwise I'm the
present condition Of the country To send
/ delegates 10 the proposed Southern Com
/ grcss.-[ Ayes 10. mes 81 Messrs. HAT
i r,snn, Bntt. and romlin.
ResolUed, 81, That Virginia earnestly
and afIec,ionalely appeals 70 her sister
State Of South Carolina 10 desist from any
! medi,a,ed secession upon her part, which
cannon but tend to the destruction Of ,hs
Union, and The loss to all Of the States o
The benefits that spring from it, Aye
Ia. noes MIR. Harrison.
Resoired, 4h. Thai Virginia, believing
that the Constitution Of the United States
J il faithfully administered. provides AIDE
) qua,e protection II The rights OF all tn
\ C..,cc &c III. (sonfo,tovacu uud sill lOOk