The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-10
Resolved. That Greely is not Ioyk'~and

\ heSOiyeu, uat AteetJ 10 u"t iosAFe"u
Congress should reconstruct him.
| Resolved, That Congress recommended
institutes upon. US upon false Information
Wenba northern men among us.lsbutl
white and black, and they are never modest
ed for their Union or apy other sentiments.
None among Us cry out they are persecut-
ed for their Union sentiments except the
renegade secesh.
Resolved, That we are neither to be
soaded or provoked INTO resistance, even
TO injustice and oppression. We submit
have submitted and intend to submit cheer
fully to every Constitutional act 81 TIE 60
yernment. We did rejoice IN every veto
Of The President, and in our heart OF hearts
we thanked him Tor the hrst aQl the last
and all between the i've; we thank hlm
Tor every effort to relieve W from the
vengeance and oppression ot party aud lac
ton. We shall submit to all ,unconstita-
tiona acts OF the dominant party. We
can't do otherwise, and we take this occa-
sion 10 say to the Radicals, aud We would
| lain FIX il on their minds, that We had no
more power 10 resIst the unconstitutional
move vi Democracy for secession ~ 1851
than we hare to resist the unconstitu ton
al movements OF Radicals IN 1857.
Resolved, That While there's a spark ol
manhood lett aud memory can call 10 mlnd
, what We once were, we will not rejoice ID
tue late Congressional work oil pacliica,ion
and reconciliation (so Called but We val
bear il with silent AID beconln5 iortituJe,
relying upon the mlgnanlnlty 81 President
Johnson aud Geuerai Sicklrs u make the
Government, vi the sword Is alll a. may
be aad We believe eltaer Ut the,n ~oulda'
suoa strike a sick so aan a. fallen lSe.
Resolved, fAat Tie coadact ul Geurg,
Washington, Joha Adams aad John iial.
cuck, drinking olLier.ailk IA The main, an
raising lunull over tarce seats tax onies
wIlnoul representation shalt not DC lhs
subject OF our nlltalon, even with tire,
cents on cotton, iurly cents % tobacco Ant
two dollars Oh Wpiskry, without iepresen
tatiun.
/ Resolved, That we think ourselves e
grleysd by the late action Vi Congress. aut
snail peulIOu that oidy upon the SUBJECT o
our grievances, anl that the chairman VI
this sneetlng appoint colntnlttee VI i've L
memorabilia Congress.
i Resolved, fnal Wooster aud Burke were
/" golden spoken" mcn; what they salt
shoIIL be read aud remembered. MA
Webster SAID IA f4niel Hall, March 1850
Is prophetic. Hear the pr'Paeey: !" q
i the internal fanatics aud aoolItIUnIsts ever
get pJser IN their hands, they vii over
ride the Constitution, set the Supreme
/ Court Al delAnce, nAke laws " suit lnen
i selves, lay violent hands upOa Ihose ~a'
dld.r with them Al their opinions or daf'
question their lniaIlb.li'y, aad inally bank
rupt the country aud deiuge u 10 1,ood.'
Hear Burke Ia reply ~ Warrsa hast
ing, wh, justified his government Of lndi
under arbitrary poser, derived iron Ia
East lndia Company :. lie have arJltrAr,
. power" said BiGkr: Ny LOrds, The La
India Company nave MT arbitrary Pe"rr !
give hln; your LordsAips have noIi a0f IN
Commons, nor the snole Legi.la:a.e. Ar
onr4ry power is tnin5 whoa ,nan ca
ue.taer give nor mold. AroiIr4ry power |
: not u De had by conquest. Nor eau an
so,.reiga nave 4 BY Succession ioi no ma
!, eau succeed to fraud. rapine aud violence
!. Those Who give aud lho'e WHO receive a
r ,bltrary psser are alike crrainll aud lneF
Is no nan bat i bound 70 resist Il to ~
/ best Of his power whenever i shall sho" =
! face 10 the world. Lls and arbitrary poa
4 er are IN eternal ennity." /" lts evatr'
:. dIetIon IN terms. II i bla,phemy In refIsiOl
nj il i. wlckeJness 10 politics y say mat AZ
/. man can have arbitrary power" We m
A bite our CHAINS il we will. bat We shall
: made u know ourselves, aud be taught Ia
|, man Is horn 10 be governed BY Law. aud
!, that will substitute ~ill in the place u /
= is an enemy u, Gsd.
\ Res,Ivei, That 10 make people los
e thsIt country. their country should Oe lo'i
!" IL, and governed BY - constitution. az
j: no, by Executive. Congressional. Or Jud
e cial will.