The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19

| ng q he Wig pug,y ,derlinsd . psTsIrl- !
PATE 81 a n > neeiinR of uhirh Inc re-
sull wss psipahle, undrr the lasimaainns
Of purpcse advances b ihe Ctsinnsa a
I the kFS nsxfing<
The Ipeeling as conpa<ed OF inIsy-
six genslemrn Iron The Zee Sizirs. and
ltwenty-one fsoss the aasehalslsng States.
The so,e 10 divided. fony-sir 10 isfhiy-
sae-sesen from ezrh sls<s Of Mates vo-
ting uish The opposing sersion fa
The entire meeting vas mezgfe ma
llnfiiy 81 the rrp.rsenisiion riassed - Wig
in Inc Cof1re~s 81 The Unilrd sls'es, The
quota lrsm she slaseholding States re-
manning in the nsesiing slsrr gr wifh-
drzwsl was Just ohesfosuhhi fl'e Whigre-
presentation finm lhe slzrelsalslins bsases.
The determination NJ abe lime x,sd pi~~e
for the Wing NssionzI Convention may
therefore Justly bsssnsisier,d a. mssle by
The Congressional Representatives ffvn
the free States. sri n fSiaS sai esie ssfnl
or the membess Of Congress ffnx the
free Safes preseni AMI airing in shis
meeting. sisfge m.jasisy wess rnmmisied
byiegislsiise srIion, against do compro-
ssiSe measures Ut their passage. or hare
rrfased Ia expsess an inlrsiinn 10 mzinlain
and eseruie them since their passage.
Among those who look Ihras proceedings
were some sf the mosi conspicuous up
punenis nj the adjustment and most active
= sgiisiurs ol she Norih. 0f the thirty
|. Representatives. Irom the free STATES. who
y soled aliirnrsiirsly on The proposition thai
= The appeal do Iie on The table, only three
had recorded their votes in favor of the
passage of IIillyer's IrsuluiI0 al This SEES
! sion. expressing rs the sense nf The cnsn-
try thai The Compromise measures should
!, be MAINTAINED rs final settlement of the
questions they rmbrareds and should he
fairly and honestly executed. Nineteen
had so,ed against iIai resolution. Nine
were absent Thrse. uni'ed 10 the rnis
. Of The Srnaiurs. wauld have brrn sulli.
! rieni 10 ovrrpower the whule represents.
!. iion presen, Iran the slavrlioltIug States,
i had lha representation been ouiiY.. We
e viii MN dwell upon the consideration,
70 these facts sugxesI, or express he reflre
:. Iiuns which they naturally awaken. II Il
:, appsreHl, however. that the lime and place
!. have been Il .Irnnhe,l, nat only BY mi
v norily Of the Wing representation, but T.,
u pirpnnderancc 81 Thai elemen, of III,
4 representation which eul,rr opposed lh,
: Adjustment or slisayows the :. fina!ily" o
- the settlement.
II The undersigned now invite a review
,c ~ rhsir own rnurse as connected will
g this Congressional constellation. We shsl
. pass over without curnlsenl The evideil
: Professionalism II The Chairman 10 quid
The meeliitg Ina 6sed result. by ron6nins
!" il 10 the consideration of such subjects u,
suited his own inrlnaIions aud purposes
!. We presume this win he manifest % ever,
= one, from Tie determination he announres
Z" W advanve Ia rur Mr,, MarshslI's respIu
~ !" tim oul Of order, even ~ an original sub
!" slan'i,e proposi'l,n., By what parlianen
,ary law or r",pplon usage docs The chair
= man of a meeting limit the business q ere
= of 10 4 single question. " hen no limIta
: liun Is expressed in Tie notice .nde
\ which il assembled. I)oes the oI,jeri,ol
b lie in the fact that The n,enshers prrsen
i we're 10 be called upon 10 express ll,ei
:" sentiments as Ia the propriels of main
~ tanning anil enforcing tie t'olnprainls
measures We leave sou to jndge.
" What reasoh eau he rendered fir III
= tlrrisinn il,aI tile resnlni0n Eas 0M or or
Z der? I, differed nom Mr.. Slanlyss il
d, one particular only. IN addition Ia .,h
b, determination IL ihs time and place 70
.. holding The National Cmteniisnn. Mar
w shall's iesnlniinn suggested tire congre,
- siana caifrus res, ln,ion of l,eremhe,
Q. 1851. n a rnn,lliion precedent 10 the IN
n ion 81 the Wing members IL Congress i
n the approaching canvass. Il did i,ui al
" tempt 10 prescribc PfafsT,h fnr The IA
~ =, iiofai Csavriiloi, N 70 i',aaie iv ,he DC
" legaIes from The priiHary assemblies d
4. the people. ilatnu ed the ,lrirr,ninalio
~ Of Us fritnIs 10 feInaia untoynmifittl an
a, To abstain altogether from TAXING s,ep
iniiaiory lua NaIimaI Wing c.nteh,iol
+ Unless the rnnJnfnii was sali.facuiril
!. MET. I, was not iirob-islenl with Stan
i. ly's res"la,hir, hui crrmt,iai,e thereto, b,
the imposition of ronli,lipn pK.rtIn
) onl, ihe actors In Ills 'ong Tea ionaI meet
ing. ana. iinpIir.liy, relieving lhs,n rta,
!. u cnmnnliai No susl:,im tie nolsirsers nf
y con-en,ipd Which might rail L, reatfire Iii
sanie rohdifi,si 81 lis ran l,f:aes. Il IL,
not dictate ar seek Us ,!iclale the prn
= gramnie Of HE National Convention !. hn
= merely asserted an affirmative cn,lnrsp
10 menl "f tire " fina!iiy 0f The Cn,nrrn
pt mise" a. a Ijasis of rfiin aIl,ons the pre-
"a sent Whig members of Congress. WA
y thai hifpidper! Tan The Wing lnesnbrr
! of tins Congress, who claim To BE nation
Il al in their feelings, nn,le upon candnlal,
" en- ans uff,as basis! Ought Naiiona
o. Wings any where. North "r Sntsli. IL a
gree. fnr i m"menl. 10 mego a point $.
- vital In the preservation m lie peace n
u snrieiy! We DID srsr6ffv desire III,
= Wings IN Congress h a,lnpl The prurpsi
r lion as a cnnrlu-inh aT their own, anil Ia
= phhlsif IL tn The country as one of tic