The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04


ss,her." Unity and harmony is at once
restored.
Reject this resolution and Yen sav. /" We
prefer discur,l and dissent,nn in Georgia
aea North Catoiia rather than touch
slightly Presden, DaYis's personal pride"
he could not assure those who would vote
against THIS resolution that they would not
I've 10 regret their vote.
Here MIR. Turner said il would not be
.miss 70 notice the state OF affairs in North
Carnliaa.
6enilensn profess not TO understand
how 4 Is while North Carolina naiuts, with
ihs blood Of her sons. every battle field in
NRg uia. she - discomfort aud habitually
iaikln. against the Government. Ttsy
mistake IA ih,.; The talk is not sgainst the
government. bsi against the abuses of ths.e
Who adn.uisiett the government.
lie contemplating the aspect Of Affairs
sad ne great sdds sgain.t u. sose have
gro~n fafni and weak hearted.
In North Carolina, patty spirit. which
shsait have been buried IN oblisioH, va,
hot allowed by The drnoegstle party TO die
oa,. They treated these whs did not vote
ssth ihsn a. alien enemies, and a il the,
I'D not the srn,s 10 feel OF spirit 10 rrsrRt
The var itsrli Wss made party question
Al the leaders Of dsmscracy. With few er
eepiisas. voting for secession sad sonyen
,,oo. shd all The wings. NTH here and ,her,
al exception. ,siing asainst secession snt
convention. 10 eHnrt wss mnde by IA,
democratic governors. or the dcmocrati,
party. 70 esnelliagc aud uni.e the oppusi
ton WAs bad - wsrmly and sincerely dif
tsred wiih tnem. The irismphanl and an
sudled democracy did all ,hey could 4
wound tke pride and rouse the rssrn tnen
o. the sppo.ssipn.
In tsss the iemscracy were overthrow
sa party. The leaders. deserted by th
4 peap!t. CRY /" treason. -" ireasoa, sgaias
those wso haze sser,hrcun tkem. The
aase easssJ The Presid-nl sad many out
aide tie State. 70 lsoS upon lhsss VII
s,erihrsw ihrn with aistrust ana suspi
riea.
The Prssitsat has tAksa no steps .
pains u sscsrs 10 his adninislrati.n th
i Iatiaehaenis Of the pesple Of North Carolina
aHd why: Because they have bees alien
aisd icOn thev a,tschnent 10 dcmscracy
fss leasing s,stssmen of North carslin
il vhsn the rsnpls eenhse. kass Reithe
The car nor the confidence Of the President
lie alluded 10 such Statesmen IS HE di,
t,ugnishsa colleague sn his right. Mr.. Gil
ner. anL Nsrih Crolira's gifted represen
ta,iys " the senate. Gar. Graham.
The Presidents disirsst and wsnt I
csnhdeaee IL he peepl.. and 10 these who's
the peapls csshde. has begot,en en- the par
~ trs people. dIstrg.i and waat Of csuii
Ienrc in the President. Ns sn- frol
Ssr,h Carolina Lad The ear aas rerGlrnc
~ tho Pfrsfdent. crcsri tae secession Dr
mscracJ q sonr sld Whig whs hal gsu
aver 10 ne Depscracy. Mr.. Turner spok
u ~, ias, esmpiAisi Of the people agais,
imnrrs.'nfuss and the suspension OF Ii
!" writ of haita' rorpSi. aud The par,ialii
aud fayaritisn shown 70 Democrats.
filing assl places with The men Of .tha
party vhp utfe eaisus 10 the people b,
c,as, ,brv hll deceived them. secsus
ih.s prom.srd to be IA the saasultd vi,
~ var sraald begin. and nor the re0pl
ios4t lhrn II IT, rear and sadly drmursi
iLcd AZ that.
NJ. Turner deprecated the President
pslie sf arni,g ard freeing the slaves. II
sad Il made our suhjusa,ion inevitable an
hurried % The faial day. The instincts
brute. maes sss sf scg,a. would iesc
him ID take sides with the snrmy. Whe
The President arms the slaves he seals II
dawn Of the Gsnfederacy he mar the
,nsak 10 the vaderiakcr, aud writ. its ep
tsph.
j Mr.. Tsrasr concluded BY saying thl
the gsatlsmas from Mississippl had sai,
I'VE were only repeating history" ,tl
sometime, feared We might repeat the hi'
tory Of the Preach rsyolstiss. Bot v
we're nsw repsatiag the var bstwssa Res