The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
n.a a. ALl.us Issu.l
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lie following precious piece Of ins<ili-
grnee. under date 81 August 10. 1854:
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gel AZ 10 nsne. Mr.. Bsrf. sb< new Gssefnss.
ia nsx IN ihis cay. snd q hsffyins his szpsx~
nsnls 10 ga ssssy n or3ei 10 organize th< lam
iorisl gossInn<1s By li,s fEss 81 octsb<f. He
had q iseg ins<pis. With Ne PresiJent yesser-
day. pisiise 10 ibs pesies 70 ~ pupoed in The
Standardization of sh< .Esifs a Inc lspitoy- No
fhing r.g b< duz.< Re xrpus< fle peesIsar pryr-
aEoss Of fk< Nerfl. Iazlssd. NJ. Bari fakzs bat
will be liberated upoa her ayrirul there, and hsr
frrs PaPsIs deposited xith lie Secretary q the
Teniiog.
The above is certainly very extra.
ordinary piece Of intelligence. and
must 60 lar TO convince the people Of
the South that the Nebraska bill g the
mssi miserable and contemplate hum
bug that was ever attempted TO be palm.
ed pdf an any people.-and Gen.sPierce
The most unreliable and deceitful man
that ever occupied a prominent position
before the eountry.-fuli nf dupliciiy
and faithlessness.--professingo one thing
and acting Otherwise. land exercising
| the influence Of his position to accom-
plish purposes which he daresnot open
/ ly ayow.
I Look at the instance cited above.
/ Who is Mr.. Burif A South caroli-
m ~Srcessionist Of so and 81. who.
as soon as Mr. Pierce was elected to
Office, received an appointment TO .
place in one OF the Departments, and
who npw. for the sake of being Co.
vernon Of Nebraska. bargains away his
principles and the interests Of his Sec
ton. having had an interview with the
President relative To the policy To be
pursued in the administration Of the
affairs of the Territory. aud agreeing
that nothing rM be done calculated 70
arouse The peculiar prJudices Of The
.Norfb.--hip,srlf prolnising.tc take but
one nrg1 with him ian old aSeman)
aud 10 liberate her as soon as she ar
.riyes in the Territory! What state
oil things is here disclosed, and how
palpable tits. thatitneyer was intended
that the South should gain any thing
BY the Nebraska ill,-but that, IN the
language Of the President, il was bill
for Freedom. and. if adopted, not anoth.
er slave State would ever be received
into the Uuion.
Again, il will be remembered, that
in the organization Of the rerritories Of
Nebraska and Kansas, Gen. Pierce, in
order that he might have the appear-
aiice CT being entirely unprecedented
I in sectional point oil view. appoint
ed Northern man Governor Of one.
and Southern man Goverpor Of the
otier,--but he took special care to
appoint the Northern man over that
Territory post likely TO BE- settled BY
the people Of the South, and the South.
ern man over that where there was but
little chance for him to exercise much
] influence in regard to slavery.-but
fearing that the peculiar prejpdices Of
the Nosth night be aroused, he takes
care to instruct Mr.. Burt upon the
subject, and require him not TO intro.
iuce slavery into the Territory, while,
weyenture 10 sas, that Governor Read.
CT has received NO instructions in re-
lation to the peculiar prcjudices Of the
South,-but, oD the contrary, has, like
Coy. Burt. received his orders not to
permit the introduction of slavery into
Kansas, lest the spirit Of the North
shall be aroused, aud its prejpdices
excited. Truly, we live in a wonder
full age, when men are to be found in
the South, who. under such clrcnm-
stances, can sing hosannahs to such a
chief as Franklin Pierce.
Tell Us nothing about co-opcrating
with Nor,herp Mhigs. however fauatl..
cal. VIXEN Southern Democrats are to
be tpupd 50 entirely subservient 10 the
anti slavery wing Of their own party
and who hesitate not to support for the
Presidency iand sustain his administers.
ton after he is electe,) a man who has
denounced The institution Of slavery in
Language as strong ashe-could command,
and who, since he has been in power,
has not only pandered to the abolition
sentiment il, his party, BY placing ob-
noxiuus men in utiice-but by daplici.
~ and fai!hlessncss has done all he
could to weaken our interests aud Grip,
pie our strength. The man who eau
support Gen. Pierce and his administra.
ton aud then Jenounce others for affi-
latins with .Abolitionists and Free
Sellers, is a hypocrite, more dttcsta.
bic than were the miserable Pharasees
ip the days Of old.