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

Ion south Carolina. bis fsEyll
SgaTlge from GiFgiaia and Kentncks,
81 lehpered b. Scotch Irish Presby-
tersan prudence frum Tennessee. We,
in bis spirit. haze lacked % this storm
far wears untronbled. Yes. Jackson's /
sld bones ratified In their grave. when
that infamous disnnion convention met !
In Nashville. and H. members turned
pale and fled aghasf. Yes. Tennessee
IN Der mighty million feels secure. and
In her perfect preparation 10 discuss
this question. politiesllss ecelesiasti-
calIy. morally. fnetaphysically. Or ply
sicaliy. with the extreme North Or
South; she is willing and able 70 per-
suade others 20 be calia. In this con-
nexi0n, wish 10 say. tor the South 70
the North. and 70 the world. that we
have no fears from our slave popula-
fion. There might be momentary
Instruction and bioDdshed. but de-
sfructi ton 10 the black man would be
inevitable. The Greeks and Romans
controlled immense masses OF white
slaves, man, Of them as intelligent As
their lords School masters. fabulists.
and poets, were slaves. Athens. with
her thirty thousand ireemeif. governed
halfa million of bond men. Single Ro-
man pairicians owned thirty thousand.
III. then, the phalanx and the legion
mastered such slaves for ages. when
battle was physical force Of man to
man, how certain is il that Infantry,
cavalry, and artillery could hold IN
bondage millions Of Africans for .
thousand years.
! But. dear brethren, our Southern
philanthropists do not seek to have this
amending bondage. Oh no, no; and
earnestly entreat you to "stand still
and see the salvation Of the Lord
|, Assume the mastery inactivity. and
Won will behold all you desire and pra,
, for. You will see America liberated
, from the curse Of slavery.
The question of tie world Is, Wha
is to be the future Of the AmericaI
Slave What il to be the future .
! the American Masters The following
/ extract from the charleston Mercur.
{ gives nv view Of the subject with grea
4 and condensed particularly:
!, Married, Thursday, Goth instant
/ the Hon. Cushing kewang, Secretar,
4 of State OF the United States, 10 Lau
{ ra, daughter Of Paul Coligny, Vice Pre-
si,lent of the United States, and one !
!, our noblest Iluguenot families. W
!. learn that this distinguished gentle
/. man, with his bride. will sisithis IA
ther. the Emperor DC China, at his sum
i mer palace, in Tartary, north of Peklr
h and return to the Vice Presidents te
!, Pavilion on Cooper river, ere the NEE
/ ing &c Congress-"
. aThis marriage in high life is onl
: one of many which have signalized tha
!. immense emigration from christianize
China during the last seventy fly
d years, whereby Charleston has POI
4 ulation Of .250. 900, and the State |
!. South Carolina over 5000, ooO--an en-
!. igration which has wonderfully harmt
! nized with the great exodus OF the ne
]. gro race to ,frica."
e Some gentleman here requested
r know Of DIR. Ross, the date Of tn
! Charleston Mercury recording TIL
Z marriage. The DR.. replied. the date
i 9th uay, 1855, exactly one hundre
!. years from this date. Great laughter.
III SIR, this is dream, but it il M
! all dream. No, verify be!ieseyo
!. have there the Gordian knot Of slav'
3 ry united. Ynn have there the soil
Z ton Of the problem. You have the
: the curtain up, and the last scene
i. the last act Of the great drama Of Har
I. am satisfies, with the tendencies
. things. stand onthe mountain pea
above the clouds. see, far beyor
: the storm, the calm sea and the bl,
d SKY. see the Canaan Of the Africa
I'll like to stand there on the Nebo
! his exodus, and look across, not Il
!, Jordan, but the Atlantic | see I
!. African crossing, as certainly as II
4 gazed upon the ocean divided By
III great wind, and piled up in walls
1t green glittering glass on either hand
i the dry ground, the marching host. an
: the pillar Of cloud and of fire. loo
10 over upon the Niger. black with dea
y to the white man-instinct with Il
: to the children Of Ham. There Is Il
i black mans home. Oh! how stran;
+ that you of the North see not how Y,
% degrade him when you keep him her
i You will not let him vote. You vi
J not let him rise to honors Of soci
!, equality. You will not let him hold
i pew in your churches. Send him avn
e then. Tell him besone. Be urge
r like the Egyptians send him out
4 this land. There, in his father Ian
Is he will exhibit his own type Of Chri
It tianity. lie is of all races the mo
4 gentle and kind. The man, the mo
o. submissive; the woman, the most affe
ii tomato. What other slaves would To-
III their masters better than themselye
ii rock them and fan them in their or
,e dies; caress them, how tenderly, DO
and girls; honor them, grown up,
At superior beings; and in thousands