The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17


iiions which Wings, remembering this creed and
The fruits il has borne, and may get bear, might
well feel awards the iempler and the temptation,
The nsw,re,l 10 all the agreements for going m
ID fusion il !, hand Ii l. useless totally Tor all
The obrcls IL ,he fusiouis,. assuming Them - be
honest and Observation-Disclosures and prsJudlcal
10 il,ose object; aud il is fraught moreover WIN
evil. What are the objects oil the lusion's's
10 restole the snaled compromise, or u nc
cannot effect that, 10 secure 10 the ihhani'ah'.
bona tide surh. OF The new territory, Tue nninfren
choice Of lie domestic institutions when ne pre-
fers choice certain Ia the circumstances 81 ua'
country now or soon 10 elise Il against slavery
forever. These. unless he courts general DIS
lnibance and the revelry of rivil "baile fields.
are his objects; and when lie shall prove illai
fusion will send io Congress men who viii Ia
bar with more zeal and more effect 10 ose ends
,han such Wings as Mr., Valley is, or % VIZ.
Rockwell was, with a lruer devotion or lihcf'v
more obed enl 10 the general sentiment ana
the specific exaetons oi HE Tree Siales--wih
a beler chance 10 touch the reason and heart,
and wm the co-0pera,ion Of good men IN ser-
liions-when he proves this, you may believe
HIM. We know that the Wing representatives
| Of Massachusetts in Congress do and must COM
pleley express The anIl.slasery sentiment Of
Massachusetts. sa FAR as they may be expressed
under the Constitutions. More llian this we do
no, seek 10 express while there is yet Conssi-
tulion. FUSION is needless for The honest OBJ
jecis Of the lusiuni-i.
BIZ, The evil. ii dishanfing such party as
aurs and substituting such party as that!
See MIA, il fails III do. Here is new and great
political party. @llirh is 10 govern, il !. can, the
/ Sale of Massachusetts, and To govern, II il can.
the American Union. Aud what are us poll
lcs! Ilhas none. Win knows them! Even
on The topic nf slavery, nobody knnws, that
am aware Of what in certain i, seeks 10 do or.
how much OF how little will content il. Loud,
in general pronunciation, il is silent or eyasise
on particular details.
4 But outside Of The topic Of slavery, what are
us politics! What IN the most general outline,
is lis creed nf National or Stale policy! How
does il Interpret The Constitution What u us
theory of State rights! What is III Forrgn po.
liry. By what measures by what schoul 81
politicians By what laws; on ~llai subjects ;
by what diplomacy how. generally, docs II pro.
pose TO accomplish lha good, and present uai
evil, and provide for those warts for which States
are formed and Governments established Does
! il know, Does i I'll Are il. represents
ives 10 90 4, Congress or The Legislature y
speak and vnte on sia'eIy only
A party, great political party. rithoa poll
tics is novelty indeed. Before The people oi this
, cuunry or State enable il TO rule them. they
will desire, / fancy, lile more infnrmliion on
these subjects. We all. or almost all, Of The
free States. who recognize tile Constitution
, Ihink on slavery substantially alike. Before wt
make men Presidents and Goyernnr-. aud Sc.
majors and Judges. and Diplumaiisis. VIC ,lemsnt
to see what else besides cheap, easy. unav"ldabl,
! conformity 10 the sectional faith on that one
topic. lhey can show for themselves.
e We elect them moi 30 drlieveI written lectures
!, 10 assenIing audiences II ladies and gentlemen
: 10 kinJle The inhlmmabIe. aud exasperaIe III,
I angry but 10 perform The duties II prsclica
: craftsmanship, in the most complicated and de-
lcaie puliliral system, aud The hardest TO admi
!, mister ia the world. Lei us, al least, then, know
their politics.
Kept totally in lie dark about iless, we D.
. know thai til. parry d fusion i, - lie Huesi y
E al senses and lie worst of al -enscs. geo
2 graphical purify. What argnmen. against !
5 csn We add Ia This: Such parry, Ike war, !
c to be made wien IL j. necessary. u II Is nn
necessary, IL Is ike war too. tremendous sn'
: uncnmpenssled evil. When il shall have be
. cine necessary, lie eeml separation will llas'
: begar. bar lime, that cnd, i 10, yri. Lc
: rs n0i hasten aud not ant eipae u, by 50 rasl
az Innovation as Ibis.
= panies 10 iais country, here.ofnte have help
/ ed. not delayed the slow anl dilifnit growIh n
j eon.uminated naiipn.lIiy. Dur discussion
/ have been sLaip; The confess fpr honor an
! cover keen, lie disputes about principles an
mrasuesh and prolonged. BUTT was 10 on
y rountry's majestic presence that we rnn,cnd
b ell. ID was from her that We splrltel the prize
Ir Hhaeytr lost or won we loved her heiier. Ga
q allies were everywhere. here were no Ale
Ie ghanies nor Mississippi Rivers ~ our politic'
: ssach WIS The felicity 81 nur condition ID.
e ne very dl-sensions which ren, small rc,uh
10 lies IL twain, welded anG COMPARED the val
y fabric 81 nur own. D"es he who would snb
le ,iiuie Cor this form ii conducting nuf civil oil
y ferrnces geographical parry completely ~
le drrsiznd lis own work Dues he consid'
ie huw vast an educational insirumeataliy Ii
!. patty life AMI influence cpmpO-e. Does |
irrgeI hBw the public opinipn u ! people
= created, and ihal when created Il determine
~ ihsir history: al party organization tens
bt towards ia~tion. This j. its evil. But Il
~ inspparabIe lr,,ln free government. To cho0'
- his pnlitieil connection Alright is the most il
q licaie and difficult duy u the citizen. "
4, have made our cb0ice, aud We abide BY
. We jnin ourselves % 90 party that dos ri
o. carry The lag aud keep step 70 the music !
r. tie Union.
- This last sentence should be he motto
every man Win love, hi. country. its instii
pc ions and tie preservation &c her liberties.
4.
III THE wings on MASSACHUSETTS.
~. n tut n 60.