The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-11-13

refusal III call Convention AZ all. The
collision with Congress would be direct
aud an issue made III the most irritating
manner. But by refusing 20 call the Cun-
venlion We postpone TIL, strife. and allow
time lar peaceful e0aaseis 10 10 prevail.
We avoid the enormous expense OF use,
less. inhatmanious Contention. We avoid
the disgrace Of assembling body 10 TORN
Iour organic law, Whose hands are tied
whose work is done fur them in advance
WIN have no Tree will OF their own, ii
who do mol represent a free constituency.
We thereby show No dlsloyal leel,ng 10
the Government 81 nur country, or 10 the
public sentiment Of the people Of the North.
On Ihe contrary, We pvt oarselses ~ ac-
card With that sentiment. We obsy Il.
teachings. and we point 10 Connecticut. to
J Caldornla. TO Ohio. u Pennsylvania. as
proofs o: n. Esers breeze waited IRON the
North brings TO uar ears the JOYFUL waisr
sperings Of peace aud Recommendations.
Many persons tear cunhscation as a can
sequence uf refusal 10 reconstruct under
the Congressional plan. 10 aot SHARE
their tenurs. The result oi tie reoriilon
Vas i practical conhsca.ion u more than
I half lne property u tile Soash. II ,his mas
snot prrdacrd 10, alss. the guobery u The
other halt will no, create that sentiment.
I Nj il mas not intliclrd punishment enough
ID satisfy jus,ier, farther plaades'fss slii
iaal mitigate lerocl,y. Ia tsatl, caai,cl-
tIon woa L Tall more hea.ils On the creal-
tors Of the stcllm. t,aa oii tie .ctln him
seli. III .Dost cases. he oanArapt las will
iconhs,ale eninriunate thousands.
!! repeat lhat nhsl the Aa.ta demands 81
THE South Is aut Ilsls plaa ur Tie otacr, bai
l.osaIiy Ii our prupie vii demonstrate
their aisa tOI,lenllly themselves Aith ihesl
Government in lcelsng aad ssnsinyat--tu
ideisnd II aud suppos I, = TER ancestors
did, the expeciaat sta VI. tsr5a TINS
plan 10 the winds. aud .see.se ~ aith apen
arms. Wiuoai is.aiIs reconsideration d
governmental authority s.ll be made oseI
u by force ullh -, aiis, &c can have iliS
lrrstoratlnn 4 PARENTAL gaseralncat By
peaceful means.
Lstths people lie up aud reject hi,
Cong plan; becasse u J. penal i
lit. ~ "a .on. because 4 afioaal. IN s4il,
iY and tie lnnugen', because i discrmln
ats AZ Inst intel geaee II Ia,ur !. ..aar
Isnce, because II Ina.sn.s hostility helaera
.tle ahies a. bllek.. because II rn1vudvt
lislnyalty NV. anil ia.i,r. TIT feeling )
The D casts ii the next .satfa.ien.
The kindly ari lergNin- sp.rt II A5rl
J nam Lincoln does uut per.-le = line II i
! Every message addressed y I'm T. Gan.
lgress-r,ery proclamation Published = ~
people. sad DuIh IL u .ag1tal.. rsbaNe II
rhr solemn pledge and pi'giaesi iaiin d
the American Congress i s.ul lei ~ 4.
Again, tie Gnhs.ntlsa ]. y b. .teeird
aud II, j logrth.r BY military otder,. IA
der tAe ;er,or,,n ol Issrtld lac. Arl
lear to discuss IL, de'herIts, MIN batsaei,
at their back, 4ul military arrests "a pros
pec;.
such 40 election all no, 6r l,ee, n an,
sense Of the aod anu til. j. iagai II c
tioa to ,gth Convention.
i Since lie rejeesloh Of he Howard aBenl
aenI. many Important essags have us.8r
rrd 10 pIudaee great changes N TIC min.
and temper 81 lae South. Time j coil
irg ne iesefish sxe,ismenh u liz sar. ~
! Ier ~hIch lhai Aeasare vs. & jetsri.
Our people have bren biUugt. Ice i
iscr. with possible caiasnstas.. gftle TIA
any ainch hasr ysl Dela.lru v. Loni,c.
I tlon. negro domlua,lon. AID tx prnbabI
los 81 the most ,lrshlaose an ns.aiasrn
l,nun.p"iy III tie world-thsl u sutiau-
\ have binrghi Tie most lot headed AID 10
eOus.dsfaIe smyng ., % reflect upon II,
rulnu1s Consequences u lgrther code
y Nith thrir nghnul government.
Nos j. lie as.pleiuas time 10 that gov
eminent 10 renew - oilers u .ismency
" aud - ,n.it4i.aa e participate IL tie he
riisge u gl1naa. Ancestry.
What vii be The result. il ne people de
cline Ealing Convention cannot tel
certainly; but mr. b.iiel i. TIA, i ~
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