The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-16

,,iisniioa 81 De Ilomfsifsd ~ ihnl w 4
"a sislss sbunid hlFspnly ionfifsn nd
ii,oas. rst 1 MS nllsed. lAhos hss
had twssiy-ire niilioas 81 seFes, 81 /
ulirh sl,e has pad Of hef deb- hulli
railroads snd osl.sf imefesemenls. uhse.
'Iadsznz. AID On The nes States bare hsd
'shess share. vet Democrats Rad r5sssd 70 \
grant 40 the cd s sses has liille mole ilsan
half shat had s~rn given 10 single une
az lhe newt Wheh the Distribution Of
lihe Public Lands Mas FIRST prnposfd. By
Henry Clsy. 10 ~.s denounced By Demo
crass 81 BID Car the Presidency. and an
ssinied abuse hezprd Upon him Tor his
snprs~sd sehrme Of smhision. Bot he
has unlIised al their abuse No man
ran impeach him now. Proslraied By
sirkness-linserin npon The confines nf
lhe ersre--wili no DRAINS Of snibilinn
TO disturb his oppanenls-he stands more
proudly exslled before The woFld-more
clearly estimated. than any living man.
lie said Ne gI0ried in being Henry
Clay Wing,
We are lnld ihai every man mnsi have
100 acres. 10 roo want 10 move oni In
lhe new SiaIcs and Territories and take
lni II would not compensate you Tor the
tfnuhle, unless Msngum's amendment
were attached, thai lhey shnnld throw in
little niger 10 work il. And hey
have as much right 10 take your negro
from you as 20 take your lands and give
them away 10 others. he then described
the process by which these lands gradual
Nv worked their wsy into the hands Of Wall
street brokers and spectators, while The
honest pour, fnr whnse benefit they we're
! intended. serite no adsaniage fr.n them.
Mr.. Kerr next sdvrned 10 the boast &c
Democrats, that they were rhe only safe
friends of the South. and contrasied that
boast with he aesion az their leaders.
He a.lnded TO Folks sanction of The VIII
moi Pforiso in the Oregon Bill. and The
vote of Gov. Ried upon lis final passage.
In The House, Mr.. Bur-, of s. e. pro-
, posed 10 insert, as an amendment, sntrly
Cor The purpose, as he explicitly asowetl.
, Of saving the innnr Of the South. that
! Oregon shoaId be sllowed 10 enme in,
, with ise exclusion Of slavery. simply
I iSecause il was North Of the Missouri line.
That amendment was voted dawn. and
npon The final passage of The bin, Gov.
, REIp YoTeD FOR II. wih this PsorisO
Ia vote which he declared thai. rs
Southern man. he would never hare gwen.
al The risk of his life. When this bill
passed. with the WilInol Proeiso neor-
, pnraied 10 IL. the " Standard" declared
that the Abohliouists and the North had
irinmphed. We read an exlracr from The
, Anlrslavery Standard, OF N. ". Ia
show the effect produced hy this bill. and
: endorsing Gov. Reid, and rejoicing in his
election, as man who had siond BY
t;nldlngs, Root. &c. in va ing Cor H..
The caneass. this paper declared. hal
been conducted upon tie slavery CUES.
, lion. and rIained the result rs an Aboli-
tim triumph. lie declared that Reid
} should moi. as a Southern man. have vo-
ted Tor that bill. he.ause il was degrading
/
10 Southern honor, and claimed as an
anii-s'avery triumph 10 The eonnlry.
WILLARD FILLMORE, he said. before the
election, had hetn claimed as an sboli-
iionis', and an avowed enemy To the
, South; yet, he would appeal TO Snathrrn
men 10 ssyy whether he had noa been as
sr,se TO- the SnlHh as any President we
had ever had. lie was M Northern man
with Southern principles--bul The pfesi-
dent OF the whole country. prnteriing NE
interests Of one seciiun equally with auo.
: lher. As mere partizans, Democrats may
vote against hIm; vel, as patriots, they
. ran give no reason why. lie SAID he
. was the f'rsi man WIN ever went for him
IN Norh Carolina. A meeting o l;ul.
: lord Wings had been the First rv nominate
, him Tor the Vice Presidency. ffe then
? paid a deserved lribRle 10 ilis Admilrs-
Ha'io". anu SAN ''ia' wF''e ne preferred
2 ni'h y any o'her irving nfa'. ne wouni nna
: saw ne WOMB n"' soie i'r any nthrr
nH'gs n'a Ne seosaa say ne wonlf vote
? ,"' 40 NAM Wne'''fr nominated ny g
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