The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-14

u Fepuhlirah Fame. and tosa.,
flsnei peerif nnre mnls 10 Nm, l,..
sl.ii frso.niion. J knor lie s.nt
siia Pei eoase1liaie anrihina al
oss ssra u"nid - Ne re.uii ~ hs
lfshe. lie fefms "a Intimate sl,,,
interference shauId take place !. 49,,
the spefrhes hos bring made 4, r.
nor kassuih. ~hsrh IN M, co.,, ~"''
dernrnas. nodes and slaqsrn'. csu ''s
portions Of she American peo,,s 49,
freely and voluntarily assembled -, ~
f"r ne rnfpose NJ hearing him sne.t
Tor The purpose af consir.ini.s M.
speak ~ add'essrs d llverrd 10 him =.
the gentleman seems 20 ransid,r -
public grievance. and rul 81 ,Lr A. ~
eeises rrrzi mirrhiefis pnseu,Ir 4 a. ~
LIE sfsm< 10 think Thai iflhis /, 49,,
u may have an luxurious tIrr, on IN ~
lie quiet Of The cannlry. and lend Il ~ y;
rard onI IRE institutions. F'|
The gentleman will alIow me n -,
conclusion. than ] wauId lave rain. 80,
seiIed iise hundred miles, ON a. n -
hardest irolling horses in clris,end'.
without cessation and without slsen ,.1
have submitted IN all the disromIa,. -.
could possibly be exper<nred By ) =.
weller Under such circumstances. Ina, r.
tened IN snrh an harangue from a y,,,'.
man wham ! admire and love 80 mr,L
Br. BapcER. ID 10 one of The o,d;..
~ dsx,rri,ies Of accomplished ,lrbs,...
among ~hem ever, body knows The Sen,
i"r from Mississippi ocrnpirs hi,h =.
lion. 10 put into lhe mouth of an sdr,,..
W. language whieh he has no, used |,
hare neither said nar iniimaird ,L,, !
ihmk Governor Kossuih 81 onld he 49,.
ifdin The course of his speeches.
Nh. Foo Il. understood The psn,l,m.,
10 complain 81 The speeshes now M.
made by Governor Kn.suh. and 10 ~
that surh spesrhss were dangerous. mi
10 intimate clearly. that an his opinion
some steps ought 20 be lskea. either pOsi.
live or negative. 10 .rrrts h,m IN y IA, Il
deem. 4 10 ae his lns.c>h,a o,,s ronre K
proceeding. snppose 1..s.sA, honorable
gentleman meant lhsit< rh,ss'd use he
moral influence which we>( nrrssarlv
grow oni of a refusal u km ihs.
honors al The present Tive, ID noihiy
more. 90
| Mr.. BADGER. have 50. al } 81 cfrbs
kind: aud said nothing IN. n n - any.
thing Of The kind could be \ &c
| Mr.. FooT.. did moi the 4 e's %.
naior speak of moral sediiioil ! =
i Mr.. BADGER. ssid nuihing 80 -
sedilion. said this. aud I win - q
,la, when am called upnn 10 ~ '~'s
81 thanks 10 n fnreigner who Lands }'es
our shores. IL ! find him engaged in ~
ing p"lilieal haranrues TO our peop'e q
ayawrd ohjeeiof " hichis 10 comma 'hae
Ia course nf roi duct that NAV invo.,f
in braRaslocia agains, fnreign goveynl \
or in fnrrign war. that il sufficiently a
with me 10 ,efuse that vote. saia l
while the law Of the land forb,ds any 81
being taken f"r The purpose Of organizing
or setting on faoi any surl, forrible inler.
ference with fnreign States. il is moi 10 nv
mind M entirely innncenl Thing lar . ior-
eiRnrr to attempt To commit our people to
The accomplishment Of such an objcc, BY
previous Declarations.
| That is what sail and what thought
Mr.. FooTE. DID mol The gentleman say
nj thai point of his remarks. thai the inrip
enl step BY inaammaiory addresses rhrl
might lead To such a result was. in hi
Judgment. highly censnrable. and calcula
ted tn have mischievnus tendency
which. in his opinion, should be counter
acted!
Mr.. BADGER. I used no word of III
kind. ] SAID that if the law forbade ull
mate accomplishment The inripient sieI
ronld NOT be innocent. whether punish;
BILE az NOT. said nothing abnm infic
ing punishment. ! was assigning re
SIMS " hy ] could not vote for the res
lniion. u NAV seem very extra"r,lina,
10 The Senator from Mississippi, hut
must pardon me fuf saving. that with ;
nv respect fnr and Difference 10 him
must be- governed by the exercise Of m
avn judgment. The Senator gels up an
reads an amendment Ia the constitute
ahnu, The liberty Of The press and The llhe
" Of speech. | have impngncd ncllh'
right.
4 short Time ago We had another no
,Ical emissary IN This rnnniry. IL VI "
norahle Sena or ,lislikes the name III lll'
sary. he NAV ,lignif, him with die h4m
&c missionary. We had a Mr. Tao npsn'
) q member oil The British Parliament CON
ing over here exercising the liberty 9
J speech. going about addressing publ
! meetings in the New England States, "a
,lrsvoring 10 stir up seriinnal feelings be
tween dhlI,nnl porli ms Of The Unite
! States.
Mr. FooTE. lie inicrmedllling VII
nnr domestic institutions.
NJ. BADGER. Undoubtedly.
Alr. FoorI. Governor kossuih has n"
d ne this.
, hr n.nc.n Cor,a.nl,, not