The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-23

,,i.. ~ granted powrTs inlo luh exc.
- AID shsi ~ pnveu not ilsns sfan'.
a rseessagily lmplied are expressly
.efved 8 he snies ErsPeruFF't, s
he Peoplrs
= Tia, SAFE Gorngnmrnis shenid q
A ser,,,e II their reserved rights. sas
! General Government SUSTAINED - 40
powers. and that he un'on
,o,ld Be resered and wzished osrf -
,hf nzlladium Of oar liberties
!. Thai while Struggling freedom every
,h,rr rnli<is The wafuwss sympathy /"
i Whie pariy. we stll sdhsr % nc
.,.,r;nes a she Father Of his caun'Fy. "
,rouuced in his Farewell Address. o
erpins ourselves free from sll enianfl'ng
Il;snres with foreign countries. and o.
ever quitting our own 70 sisnd upon
o,e;gn ground. That our mission a.
,eoablic is not 10 prppagsie our opin'ons..
r impose on other eeuniF'es our 'ofm o.
government, By snihce or force, ous 70
each nv example. and show by OUT sue
ress. moderation, and jusssrr. the naess-
ings of self.sorernmeni and inc sdsah'a'
ees Of lire institutions.
1, Thai whrre lire people make snd
con,ra ,he Government ihey should oery
he constitution. laws. and treaties. as they
would retain their self-rrspeci. and me
rrspec, which they claim and VIII enforce
from foreign Powers.
s. That revenue sufficient fnr inc e.
pep.es Of an economical administration
Of Government in lime Of peace, ought 70
be derived from a duty on imports. ane
no, from direct taxes; AN in lsy,ng snr'
duties sound policy requires q Just u's'
elimination. whereby suitable encourage
men. NAV he afforded To American indus
,ry, equally 10 all classes and 10 al part
a ihc country.
a. That the Constitution vests IN Con
press the power 10 open and rrpair mar
bo,s, and remove distractions from nasi
gabIs rivers whenever such improvement
are necessary Cor The common slelrnce an
for ,hc prulrriun and fsciliiy uf rom
merce with foreign naiiuns OF among IN
States, said Improvements being IN ever
instance national and general IN their chal
arirr.
/ ?. Tha. the Federal and Stale Cover
mems are parts OF une system, alike nere'
sary f,r The common prosperity. peace. an
security. and ought IN be regarded alb
with q rouiia.. hsbiiaaI. and immovah
attachment. Respect Cor the authority
each, and arqulescence in Inc just cons
mrional measures az eaci, are duties .
ouird hy ihe plaiHesi consideration
. National, Of State, and Of individual w
, fare>
9, That the series Of acts Of fi'e 81
Congress (ihe acl known as HE h'su'
!, slave law included) are received and =
: quiesrrd IN by the Wing parry Of The u
led States. as a settlement in prinriple q
substance of The dangerous and .xciii
: questions which they embrace; and,
: Gar as they are concerned. " i main''
= Them and insist upon their strict enlor'
e meni. until time and experience shall
D. monsuaie the necessity Of further lee's
&c lion TO guard against the evasion oi
a. laws ON the one hand. and The abuse
ofI their powers on the olhcr--nol 'impnir'
allhsir efficiency. And we terIiraie
further Legislation u tire questions u
:, settled. rs Dangerous 70 our peace;
I will discoun,euance all efforts To col
" nue. or renew surh agitation. where's
" wheneycr or huwevv sire attempt n
be made and we will MAINTAIN this >
as tenn as essential To the naIionali y Of
en- Wing party aud me integrity II
Ok Union
Ata quarter past seven the banosins {
70 menccd, with The following results
el For Mr.. Fillmore, va
Al. Gen. Scott. i33
Mr.. Wehstct, 20
Of Five Oliver baIloiings were had, with li.ii'
op- ration in ilre result, and the Convention a,6e
'hu cd until Saturday morning, 0 o'clock.
"e p. s. We kafn, Nv a private scurce, u
en- despatch was received in Raleigh hsc on 8
day evening. announcing that Inc orty-sc'
~ bao, for Presidential candidate had taken
"ec without cls.ct.ng a nomination. Fillmore,
ives and Webster were sill voted for i,y their fl
"o though few scattering votes had feen cal
me- Cittcnden and others. Scott was the hiel
q OF course nothing aeiiritc is known he
'he reference TO the candids,cf Vice President
we sfe clarified to learn, through a gentleman
's' left Baltimore % Friday evening last, that
- GRamAa's name was most spoken Of in tina
'"'' nection among the delegates, and his pro-
y" were considered bright Cor the aomisativa.
onr
NV" Discussion ut Faycstcsliis
The Fayetteville Observer gives an IN
/. !, ing account Of the Discussion At that place
-. 9Th inst. between the two candidates for
i, nor. The Senior Editor OF the Observer
con. full mites, Blu. was prevented from writing
,n,s. out by sudden indisfoSiion. The public,
- fore, is indebted to the Junior Editor for th,
sun. which is furnished. VIC presume, frea sls<
on.e taken by the Scnios
", Oar srace Siu nat adn,it Of our srpvS,