The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

We sometimes speak 81 Tie 10 penre
AZ npnn Ira - he rnase II anr Trsnln-
iansfy war That I'd - The dasmpaIun.
hnl Vas nnis 81 ilein - tie arrnuni. u
. as lI.r principle reaghl % he imposed
npnn ms az Iaxzl,nn without Representation.
Wes~rf~ flle .slescsndAnls 81 lie Java
lirrs aud Pnrii.ns. The caralirrs drasr /,
,he i'wiIans fr..sss Finland 10 Plymouth.
and Pnriians in Englznd. In Turn, drove
,he csvsi,ers "a The maush II The James
urer. Vet. With ikrse haslils paths IN
England. wIsi da NE find Al the ram-
menremrni of he Resalnlinnf Pairirk
Henry he Cavalier. and Rsn.lolph lhe
Cavalier. with Adams Ihe Puritan. jnin
IN The summons 90 arms. Their anres-
tors found temple In The wilderness, q
church without bishop and Stale with
cal a king, and Puritan and Cavalier
nniIrd 10 perps'ualr both. II was rational
liberty whirh they passessrd. and foI u
they cheerl,.lly endured them trials.
lcck lack with pleasure 10 he fact
thar I was nnr nf The Few aha refused 10
vote congratulations nrnn Ina resolution.
whirh Threw ut lhe King aud threw up'
the Prov isinnai ;asernmrn IL F,snrr.
never brlievrd there was any thing there
worthy of admiration. and We have seen
], advancing from one step 10 anolter,
until we have seen a. mushroom emprmr
ciadin the paraphri naiia Of great kins-
man. al one time The ronqurror ef Europe.
and the wonder Of his age Al anolher. and
a, last captive on lonely isle &c the
sea. lie has. passed axer Vows. ransli'
iulions. engagemrhis: and The voices Sd
lately raised in a shoui for liberty, equal,
its, fraternity. INV shout long live III.
emperor.
lie has taken one more step toward.
ruin. nne more ari IN tile drama sn lrc,
qnenlly pr:lnrmed Of late years j. re-en
acted before The world: The end IS By .anl
hy--jnsi another sier,
Those uhoar worthy of frcednm. AM
!, will take rare.nf il. have il. Look owe
The whnlr hrna,l earth. and show me mel
rapahle &C self-gnvernmeni. men worth,
, Of liberty and her institutions. and vii
show you men WIN are free.
, There never was a more mischicvou
, rrrur than that which assumes that III
people and The politicians II This eouni,,
> are preparedness Of free principles an
+ free government. With ,urh people an
4 such pol'iirians have no aililialion.
, | will do Justice tn The President
+ though he aud differ abnnl MANY thing.
, and though have never been q supper
, ter of the prrsett Administration. nor la
: its pnliey me, will, my approximation. jus
!. iire requires me 10 say that IN regard 4
: this fillihusleriug spirit he has mainlainr
: a position whirh ought 10 secufe Ia hn
/. The respect of this people. Some Of III
/ processes of hi. reasoning do n"i con
I. chr in. and solhe of his deductions ! repu
tliale. There arc things IN his messag
i with ahirh do moi sgrer; hui Tor Ii
!, general pnliry. ~ Recommending III
i invasion of = country with which We Al
At peace, take This orrasinn 10 say. b
i deserves the respect of The country.
n have ycr 10 learn Thai any thing is 10 |
. gained hysdrnying justice 10 any mai
/, whether of yonr uwn ar any either part,
IS But, sir, do moi speak by The honk;
!. am not in communication with those rrn
! inc inlh power, fu lhrr ill.nas an humid
a member of the party. and as one oi lhns
!. who suppure d the clcriion OF the Prcs
e denl Elect. Ba firmly believe. aud
% cherish the hrilei. thai the incoming a,
n mini,lra'ion Will maintain a policy npo
= Tins suhjeel which will he elevated an
,e bllmel, -. ] have determined thus earl
IN The session Ia make known my oplninl
/. 10 Ihnse interested IN them. and To thu.
q whom ! have The honnr 10 Represents: M
\, 10 enter nv snlcmn protest against a pol
Il ~ uhrh lunks 10 The absorption 81 i,
j. jnlnins rn,inIrirs--M which ,llsicgar,l> lrea'
I slipn;,'Ian.. and must tend 10 The arqnis
! lion Of sllil iurllrr ierrllurv, undrsIrah
:. al the pIcsnl time. aud which must 3,
e new all the agitation from which We ha,
Il Just escaped.
X here is another view. Mr.. Chairma
!. AZ ,his ma,ler, 10 which will rel, r. aI
I. Ia which especially d, sire IL call The d
i. ienlon Of my ilirni> from the South.
,e. would rerlalrly he bad policy fur us
IS arqmIe Cuha--slave-hnltng Cuba as
~ Is-,i we cou,d &c, t.. sn long as il Ga
= he I,raccabl, held by Spain, as ,lisin,c
N esipd, stakeholder. AN any one from Ii
|. slavehnsling country iall To see that III
,e slave ii,,ertsi IN tire limited States is ii
y Icons against uhirh the sympalhies. III
!, lhetdr>one svinpalhlrs. Of The who
a world are dlrer,r,i! Tan any .unc Ia
= 10 see The Importance Il having "a man
ir Interested in thai .n-iiiu,iunsas pusslbI
,e Suppose We cuiid ahsa,h Cuba lo-,la'
IA We should have lhe nnied Opposition
Il all The Gn.ernnents Of The each again
"a "a, and against our In~lllutinn. SPAN
l. nov interested. and i,razll is inlriesit
I.fia prcsetstng thai instilulinn. Suppns
+ We shom!darqnire Cuba lo>day, we sllou
4 have all The machinery of a the fanaiicisl
II Of all the world leagurd against us.
Q ] aln one ui Ill sc v ho feel no SORT
e hesitation ~ saving .iha,il,e institution