The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-17

-. ,.,sn,is tl,e Soaths fesi and !
regsrl he dilIicaliiss presented here
= Congress or the eountFs, - NUS
worth. God intends both en,gfalsehs. !.
And without miracle. be will ea'nPisa
Losh Dificulues. There are no dil-
iieuities. Half mlllion snilgrae y
aur shores from ireland. from all Gu
rope esery year. And ron grase,y
talk Of diiicalties in the negro's "a,
20 africa. Verify. God will unfold !,
their destiny a. fast and a. fully a. rs
sees best for the highest good u me
slave. the highest good Of the MASTER
aud The glory Of Christ IN Africa.
i And. sir, there are forty thousand
Chinese in California. And in Cuba,
this day, American gentlemen are cut
sisating sugar with Chinese hired Ia
! Dor more prsfiably than the spanIaids
and their slaves. %. there is China
, half the population Of the giobe-Just
. frouting us across that peaceful sea.
, Iler poor living on rats and plttanee
. of red rice; her rich boarding millions.
in senseless idolatry, or indulging "
!, the Injuries Of birds nests and roasted
/ rice. Massed Together, they must
! migrate. Where can they 90: ihey
must come to our shores. They must
, come even did God forbid them. But
i he will hasten their coming. They
] can live IN The EXTREMIST South. u -
their latitude-their side Of the ocean.
\ They can cultivate cotton. rice, su-
4 ear. tea, and the silk worm. Their
skill, their manipulation is unrisalled.
n Their commnnest gong you can nell
4 Their make, nor explain. They are q
/ law abiding people without casts
II accustomed to rise BY menritto highest
!. distinctions, and capable Of the noblest
i training, when their idolatry. which Is
i waxing old a. a garment. shall be fold
Ii ed up as yestnre. and changed ioI
that whose years shall not fail. The
AZ English Ambassador assures US tha'
n the Chinese negutiator Of the late trea
IL " was a splendid gentleman and d.
10 plomatist 10 move in any court OIL Eu
r. rome. Shem, then. can mingle VIII
at Japheth in America. !,
The Chinese must come. God WI
i bring them. lie will fulfil Benton
~ noble thought. The railroad mus
u complete the voyage 81 Columbus. In,
e. statue &c the Genoese, on some peal
of of. NE Rocky Mountains high abos'
fe the ilying cars. must point 70 tn
e. West, saying - There is the East
a. there is India and athay.
Il. Let us, the North and South. brin
n. our minds to comprehend tpo idea
ca and submit to their irresistible powcl
Il. Let the Norihern philan,hroplst lear
from the Bible that the relation OF mas
ly ter and slave is not ain per Sc. Let ~,
,at learn that God nowhere says i Is 81
ed Let him learn that sin is the transgrs
,e sion Of the law and where there Isl
n law there is no sin, and that the golf
Of rule nav exist in the relations oil slf
m. rv. Let him learn that slavery Is =
10 pIy an evil, in certain circumstaes'
Z. Let him learn that equality is onrne
highest form Of social liie--thatuo-
to lection to authority, even slaverYay'
!, -, oanI,t;ans Il. tar tin bet.
lis ter than freedom to the slave any
i complexion. I.ethim learn thfase-
ed ~, like all evils, has It's corpoha-
I. | ing and greater good that thpou'n,
lot ern slave, Though degraded. ppare"
on with his master, Is elevated s""o
re- bed. compared with his b ie,n 20
iu- africa Let the Northern = .earh
re these things. and be wise tu.,''a az.
in the spirit that will harmuft WIN ms
m. brethern of the South. WHO '',ers o.
Of liberty as truly as hinsell An' = 1ahe
,k, Sauthern Christian--aay o"u'hefh
md man Of every grade-cpi eaen" 'nas'
Iue God never intended 1s'",'o' "
an. master and slave to be fe'ua'. Let
Of him give up the thed 'o''a.re,
the that the negru is OF a .esl spee'eSs
tie Let him yield the .inn"s W., =!
.Asassiz, that God a'ea u'hsreh' I
races, Of the same sTss' " swar'fs,
&c lila baes e., Asia rope, America,
&c. all ia LOT the sea. Let
IA him believe that sTv, although not
~ II - derra,lall ditiun; the evil.
III The curse oI thsuth; yet having
~ hla.s;nns = ~ i to the Suuth and
~ - ma Tn;or i him know that
80 sl.,sr, ! - gay in the fulness
q &C pr,,;daaca 4 the South believe ,
re. this, and prepa 'oe, '"e nan" mat
ill moves their tley'
ial Ham will ber loMer 'han onem,
/ 4 shem will ser lower than ia
J. aha,h Use in the Christian
of Of t. lower tSshem, because he was
II saa,to csS Africa. Man south Of /
- ,haenn.t,g Asia, australia, Ocean.
-, -, ame Especially Africa in {
=, rsr;nr !. Northern brother. The
- hlass;nu upon shem, in his mag
ia n;I;eenf. The greater blessing j
-. Was IND 'heth. in his man-deyelop, !,
:. mo m Both blessings will be /
- America, north Of the zone, /
= i ea,Tled light and life. | see it !
C III first symbolical altar Of
VI - 81 that ,nound AZ tha h,sa &c