The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-12

AaA~N tx ~ FAAsS 80 ID ? -AANAAA sSAsNs
Common 10 al free countries. that ali |
governments founded On the division Of |
FaEer. and on the publicity Of debates,
have an interest in FepellIng On the part
Of E'reisa powers any interference with
the enGsalnnlcalOns which the Prince
and has ministers in constitutional menar
chtes. and IN republics the maglsirlies
lnirusaei With tie executive power. ar.
called upon 10 nase 10 the legislature;
and THIS u lhr reasnn. as VI. Livingston
vary ludscp'usly observes. thai IN France
ani England. the language al the rova,
s2t.r.ses IS 80 reserved IN every lh'ag
l3.a' r"nrerns foreign relations. and !, -
- >ame motive. n vaa will observe,
sl,. 10 The C4blne, al Washington. thar
has directed the conduct of France in
rriauoa TO The message of President
Jsrasnn.
II the eNpre>slons contained in ,lsai
message had aten inserted IN proelama-
ton. ~ ans other act Of the Executive
power of the Union. we would al Onre
have called for an explanation But out OF
rs,prci for the very nature of the act, the
Fr, nch government deemed IL a duty 10
msnies, the sentiments II felt on that nc
ca>lun. rs Instantly recalling iis minister,
and ,,a.I.g, in a communication. the
mouvrs for that recall. But il did not
ass is explanations; u was cOntentei to
eNp~c. Them from the justice oflhe govern
NJ: "a the United STATES. and from the
a,r4rn' If endship Of the American IA
lie. a. dhuhling that the government
Of % ,l;rd States Wild appreciate the
d.f 81. "a such cas- belW zen answer
il. "a .r.,gpellallon. and preventing. by
4 ,r,u.7n"'",s dissemination. by expla
r.;.3.. -,.. offered. a misunderstood
II. .,w4y, "a Re regretted.
he abcndmeni If the Chamber Of
n .lr> !, conceived IN the same spirit
a. ,t,rs"~ and conc,!'r,nn. II does not
IN AeN:., l4iy ul the French govern
N, :, * iar explanations: 1t merely
=, = esq. :htv w.iI receive them.
y wye aoI mistaken. sir. in bellev'
Ia.ta4l u,e government nf the L States
would appreciate that difference. since
NJ. L.lung,ien. Is h. himself observes.
hasiesed, a. early a. the 26Ih Of January
last. when the message Ut President
jackson had been only known few days.
to otter explanations al great length, ot
every passage Of that message which
treated OF the relations between the [.
States and France, and since that step
and the exploration contained in his mole
of the 29ih of January have received. Is
he informs US by his note ul the 29ih OF
April, the ennre appreciation Of the Pre-
sldcnl.
VI. Livingston was not astOnlshed that
those explanations. 50 long as they were
presented only upon his personal respon'
slb,Il,v, did not produce upon US the
effect he intended; bat he suppnses that
being now clothed with the appreciation
ofth- President. rhev mast satisfy all thai
zee incest sense Of national honor cout
desire.
H.. therefore. makes it a point, in hi:
note at The 29:h Ap'Il' to repeat ana Il
develol" lh"n, IN the hope mat tn
French Government. by exa'o'n'ng t1eu
anew. undet the impression that 0ey ha'
become the rXPressIoa ct I've 'rajmenr
Of the President. would cen r'"h sum
eient. lie IL so mn"| -" more ANXIOUS Il
impart 10 US ~ "%9 con"cH"1 on TN
subject, that h. @'"rn> /. impossible 10
the govCrnnc" ri n" l. >;1Ir' 70 9" ~.
further H. "'rH SONS to oe a1PrrhFh
sive th4 @1"lre evc"'s. winch he noe
not sp~.4l. 'csign,ing thereby n
doubt. " a4,:'nN nt n" 1m"'Hm"nt -
the CH2n,er # Depa'l"-. by tar olhf
two hr sarhes Of the Gn."r9merL MA
hereafter rend"r ,,n2rp0rf 4r< 1iIu-lon /
explaas' ~ 2re>sa'"j un!rr the mau
enca ii TT rem, c.r~um-'1ucrs,
We siu,,r.lv wt-h. ~rr, MT - add :
~. diIicul,l"s IF Ii: siu4lun IN Whtr
in,,N coun,rie> arc respectively place,