The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
sourH cARoMNA's MISSION TO VIRGINIA

suDIh IAhpllNAS MlcSluN IL NlhUINla.
While we hope that the ambassador from
South Carolina To Virginia will be treated
with all the respect due to the State which
he will represent, and TO his own high cha
racter, we do desouty hope that the Old
Dominion will not lend favorable ear to
proposition either to join in movement of
secession, or in call for a convention Of all
The States Of the South. Whatever some Of
the politicians may say, the Southern people
are not unly unprepared for either ct these
movements at this time, but absolutely op.
posed 10 both. The people Of the Srulh
have commenced peaceable course OF &C.
ton towards the North, which, il perseyered
III. cannot TAIL to secure 10 the South all the
nro,ect,on which she needs for her rights
and prnperty. The policy Of breaking or
Al FAR as possible, and as rapidly as possible.
commercial intercourse with the North. al
though Just commenced. has already begun
to tell upon those Who have 50 long fsttened
on the Southern market. Thinking men al
the North. the men whose capital furnishes
the main springs Of commerce and tnanulae.
lures, see The certain tendency Of this action
at the South. AMI are, as we'll they may be,
alarmed At Il. Many mercantile and manu-
featuring establishments will. this year, sui
Ter severely b. the withdrawal Of Southern
trade, and Of course will continue to suffer
more and more as the South becomes more
and more independent Of the North. IN this
paper will be found paragraph among the
news items informing Us Of the discharge 81
over one hundred hands fran one OF the
large manufactures 10 Philadelphia. in con-
sequence Of the withdrawal Of Southern or.
dgfs. The same cause NAV confidently BE-
expected 10 produce similar movements bi
other Northern Factories We hall hear.
TOO, Of the discharge Of CLERKS 10 mercantile
establishments. the tall Of hnnse rent and
real estate, the LAYING up Of vessels, and dis.
charge 81 seamen engaged u the coasting
trade, "a trade greater 10 value than the IL
reign tradrl and 80 on will the work of de.
straetion go through the aimns, innumcra.
Bile branches Of industry at the North.
The effect Of all this will inevitably be To
produce cessation 81 the hostili'ies 81 the
Abalitionst-. They viii have NJ time ID
think ii The horrors 81 slavery. aud no nio
ney TO nav FOR iis abolition. When men are
put up TO ali they know to get lood ani rat.
Ineni, they have no mean. Of sending Han
nels and Warming pans q the West Indies.
Summer clothing TO TIE EsqnimauS. 81
Sharpe. Rife. aud Brown's Pixies 70 tie
slaves 81 the Sbuth. The sleek and FAT incen.
diary preachers aud orators will have to look
70 empty churches. halls and lecture rooms Tor
their audience. md pay, conservation will
get tie asccnIancy Al the polls. aggression
upon tie South vii cease. and The union b.
sale fran the assaults Of msd.eaps. whether
in the Norih Or south. Let y. then. fJr the
sake of every thing We ho,d dear. discuun.
fenance nav every thing that .quints 20.
ward. ihe dissolution ~ the Ininn. let us
continue 10 phssic the North With larger.
and larger, aud larger doses Of non inter.
course medicine. and We shall assurrjly
eradicate the fever from iis blond, and max
il Law abiding. aud conservative. sound AMI
healthy. Kas;gl Rgiaier