The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26

.lszrs. nst oniy der nnnuirS. e<lt IN theh
Imps4.s neal, lhsy tess shess party iiks
an As,ec deny. sud s,rr,ses 70 u sses
shs ls.,p<s Of lheis e~n rha,sen.
TSs Fsy~<r~s!is ok-s<sss. - FsAa'-1Ass u'<
above, ssk<s sh< fos,s~ins sl~rsziso1s;
All these evils might have hern ss~ried
lf the Representatives and Pe"plf 81 'hs
old States had r@s, aside The srsm@Fls ni
nsr,y. and assers~d ihrir rights. hy sustain. ]
ing ih., xsez, measure a brnsdcen~r. ii'~
.li.,rlhu.s..n uf tle psseerd- oi The Public
Lands smurg al she snes. What
xlorieus csnd,s.aa wasld ssss haze be-
come before .sl.i<. Il. twenty yr@rs sga. |
Mr.. clsy's Land nali had berane hw
How many milIians wasld have heen re-
ceired By Sssh CanAms and dssosrd
,u .urposes ~ Education and lnsernzi Inn |
prersn.rnl! Isss~sd Of labnsinT under
the reprssrh sf having msrr people wl'"
rannas rezd znd wrfse ihzn snr nii'er
Saie. ws might hzve placed Edarai'"a
within she reach af evrry msn. woman
and child IN iIsr Sialr. lnsirad al having
IN make . drspvrsir Struggle 10 raise
millian of dsllsrs IN balld rail- road. or
a hundred thaa.and iar plank read. our
means would have been ample io rh'et
IN ,la, we cnul.i liad hands in accomplish.
wi,hou, Gem af rsel ~ our State er reo-
ple--nay, ilh an immrn<e addition 20
their weal,h, erpwinf on, nf ,he renirsris-
,he increased sslur OF labnr. ihe Inerras-
ed demsud im provisions. The lsrilllies
Of transportation; an shor', The ihausznd
hepriis vhirh every whore flow rum
such works. al ,lus might have been
accomplished with means. wls'ch ought
"a. have been nnr own. aud arouid hure
been. hu, l,,r the hiurr hos,hiav al Andfrw
Jarkscn 10 Ilrmy clav, aui The srrs'l''y
with ~hirh ,hr sdhrren,s ef l.eksnn iol,
lowed him in al. hv dYyious r..nrsr. 4. u
Mr. cl,y's h,lI lihr ,esull oi iar.rrarhr
ing .araeaiy, which sav the nrressiiy
.d - ,l,ns ,ais land question whilst /.
! rould he d.n,e.) had been mippird, ws
+. shoaLl have had none ni llais whnlesAis
, n,hl~ry new gang ru, first by donaiion'
: III land. la the Stairs, ~ llhin whHi ihry
! lie. and ll,rn Ly giving The whulr away
: 10 any uLn will take The irpnllle "a ~
: and nccupy them. We ffar ,he day has
: sone nv. when ,hs sysIrm eau be- arrest
: e.l. Ilnl the aid States sh.uld make "i,
: more struggle. and'wr wish we ruuli l'npf
: ,hs, all parties would unite in u. Bn
!, Il NAV nai he. The spirit ai parry hllnd'
y men, often. ia every feeling nf right aps
o nr interest. AM 50. ihr Wing parry I"
. this State. IN their convention. haviag pre-
, ssnied the smbiec, as one of pa'am"rnn
imporianrr, we sappnse we shall IN.
' their npp rirnIs either iakiug tie opp"
|. slls ground or passing over The suhlrr, u
. sileme. Bui surely ,heie is intelligence
!, enough among the masses ui the parry y
= see who're il,rir ,lue in,rrrs, lies, and
!, Induce tI,r,n io lise superior io the be
J. hesls &c ,h- mrrr pulilirlans. their acru.
: toned leaders. We appeal la ,hrm !
u the worl. nf truth and snhsrnr 10 unit
D with us in demanding "ur rights and pre-
u testing against any luiil,er giving ava
'e 10 few of that grcs, inheritance af all.
" Sor,SpER OF THE PrnLIC I,ANDs.-Th
House of Representatives last weel
passed. by a vote Of 10. to 90, the IN
:, quitous act, called the Homestead Bill
|" which Pants ''every m,n who Is III
Y head af a family and citizen Of II
:. United States . homestead Of one hui
!. dred aud sixty acres of land out of q
!" public damain," upon condition Of " os
.cupancy and cultivation Of the same f
/" Eve wears !" or, in other words, mak'
ae in eject donation Of hundreds of mi
!" Iiuns Of dollars from the Public Treas
~ nv, aad this tpo without the sanctl,
ce of the Constitution. Where does Co
!" gress derive the right to give away.
! this shameless, wholesale manner, d
y. public lands OF the States and VIII
!" becomes Of the National debtif The vel
y means BY which it l. to be paid are 81
:" en- away to every yagaboad loafer wi
" family who chooses to go out we
J" and squat apan these lands: VIII
- becomes of the public debt and Of. q
=, lands also. we repeat: for il the prime
:, :" pie is established in the passage of th
a. n bill, there will be no stopping place
u Y. tae distribution until by repeated gran
ri the whale domain is exhausted.
- We look spon this measure as asr
'ee rian and unlawful, and are surpris
= tn see few Southern members voti
'a' in the Affirmative. 0fthe North Tar
:" lima Delegation. Messr-. clingma
''n Dockery. Morehead. Outlaw and Sta
" ly opposed It the remainder, Messl
!" Ashe, Caldwell, Daniel and Nenab
e did not vote.
- Hcw is it that all the Democral
n, =, members from this State rctased to vol
- !" or dodge;l the question. Can the Jou
: = nal inform us. Rai.igs Tines
4, THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
/, Our readers kpnw ,ha. The supen,l,
m srl,rme nf slisesIing the raaniry M !
a nnhlh. Lands has hesn hef,,rs tl,p ftpt,S..