The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-10
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those conspigators against the government.
who Aired the Southern heart and precipi-
tated the cotton States into revolution"
!" lie all the Southern States shall desert
the Union and the Constitution and the
/ flag Of Washington. let North CAROLINA
stand alone. When she parts with the Ge-
neral Government, pray you. let il not
be by that shameful. dsgracetu doctrine
Of peaceable secession. Let her not leave
with her back to the enemy. wall you be
better OIL in the new governmenti Has
South Carolina, now that she is out Of the
Union. any more security for her slaves
than she had before? What Jaw has she
passed 20 make Massachusetts surrender
fugitives from labor.
/" Two iactians are now pulling down
the government over the heads Of quiet,
conIeRtei and happy people. ! say the
Senator'S from Eieaveland and Burke, who
rrjnice that the stars and stripes are not
allowed foat from the Dune oi the capitol.
and TO those Senators who have despaired
Of the Republic.
lEe sill, sal heart. and cease repinins
Bsh.nd the clouds see The Constitution shining
The sting OF death. they say. t,as entered
the Consultation. and IL is nav dead and
cold a. a corps. The Constitution. I tell
them. Is NOT dead; il only sleepeih. These
who think Il deAi may 20 aud bury il. and
roll great stone up,n the ,epalclire, aud
put an army there 10 guard il, but there
will be i resurrection As sure Is there is,e
people
Party, factioa. aaJ frequent elections.
hay. destroyed every republican govern.
ment Tie world ever saw. When this one
prrishes il will be by The hand. u il own
people, caused By an election. P,rtles will
think themselves the government. Waea
the Radical party i, voted dosa you iniy
look Out ior another war. jas, the other
Iay ia Maryland. the party WIS oatso,ed;
ihey appealed TO arms. comlnelced orgaa-
x,ns ani drilling. they said 10 put dc~a
treason. but u they nal succeeded IN the
election they would have wanted M arms.
80. Il the Democracy had succeeded 10 Tie
| Presidential election in 1859. lhcs soall
have ~hIppei any other party attempting
Il seeedr. Aud 81 the hltlc IiJldsn lac.
ton in this state. after reeonstrucsias u
their own satisfaction under President
Jshuson. and deuouaclns aud threatening
al who did not vote with them; wHea Tia
people voted them dawn they want % &c.
lconslract again; anl they never will b
satisfactorily restored until they are -
| office.
/ Inc little Holden faction IS nainly con-
posed u my old whls friends, 10 whan
thought we 10 be i5unl all The political
virtues; Out they seen to prove Is despe
rate a. Radical, aud DcuucraI, When they
are defeated. ne ascd u think the Demo.
cracy va. inc only party u desperate deed.
when defeated, bat the experiment d ~,
OH Wing friends under the Demoerati:
lead Ut liuiler, Dick aai Settle mad coo
slnced hin that any party 90 desperate
under defeat.
Lleu,. Porter. Of the uMted S,ates arny
aud Bureau. Ilr.m Commercially here en-.
) tered Tie court room. Mr.. rlruer iuqau.
ed ol Mr. Porter il nc had ever kaoSn AM
nan. white or black. pet.ecuted because
Ut lis lnyaiiy to the uaion. Mr. Porter
ansseiej, Never; he did not know oi
single instance; even the de.erlers lron
the Confederate arniy were undisIurjed.
Nc. Turner alludcd TO the false cry o.
the p,ruju loyal pen Of the South, laai
. they arc persecgied, and here was an ON
/. csr all The way iro,u Connecticut % PfOtes;
them. and he returLs them non ta mes'
! ius. When q true man i, sent out " loO'
! after them they are not found. they exist
only 10 the Newspapers.
! The father Of NJ. country. il hi' fare
vel address, sovmniy warned a. again'!
: such patriots. "0ae u the expedients o.
party (sa,d Washing ton to acquire inna.
: ence within particular districts. - 70 M.
), represent The opinions and aims 81 otitf
!, districts. Let me warn you 10 The m'''
: solemn manner ssainst the banelul eiiefs
! Of the spirit Of party. This spirit i'la.
seperable IRON our nature, having Us w.
" -. fha affnuea.f x.aa.t.na al fite human