Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27

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ccoc lhc0'a't OF Man"') Nu Ii was ho' COM
pe'eEt to receive BACK, by treaty, that "i''ci'
l. "a' mus given away.
The gcnte!n"n had farther sail that he
G"vcrIMent OF i"IHs had 10 ri4h, to make
'hIs pToFos ION to l:tt OF this country. The
gentleman was a d'> In.;'HShcd cipIonat!s''
@nd Mr.. / lett mo"cst III cSprrssinSa dl-
!er nee OF opinion on St'Iil d question; on'
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bower 20 10 wh,t !, nronoSrI S,,c, nr,c.
tt;cc wouIJ lead rs into infnitc dif1icuItv.-
We must be un,lrr the ueccssi,y of stuiyipy
;hc 5 rur,ure Of al! (orcicu Govcrumeuts-
4 ii mr. We were not in circumstances TO do.
Fne gen laman. in his a ct IT, had omi:
cd oHe very important fact, VIZ. ;''at every
man IN Texas hal voted 10 authorize the
Government OF that country to make the
propoSfio'' Fci"rr,'i TO. 30 th'l, II the
gentleman d"i lnSis: on looking behind the
otilcHi commnnica Ion OF the Texan Gov
crumcm 10 find tat it had the positive in.
s.ruct!Dns ofevcrv man in Texas. Those
who thought wilh,he gentleman on the Tex.
ian question were in the habit of rcprcscn.
ting he revolution in thai country as a mere
rcbcIlious scrabble for pIpnlrr and power
bll tha' the rightfuI dominion over the Pro.
vince was still in Mexico. whose right had
no: ben divised = %
GU.r, the Cu,rg iutr,,ocpd and rcm;n.
Jci Mr.. Troupsoy ,ba, be WINS wanJrr;nn
bavonj the o,rs,ion hotora ,be Ho,Snl
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,ny . tr;n,J - -, tho c,r>o of 'r.y,s ,nd
- on,rv,t,a also ho was ,r;II;ro the vbo}l
should be presented 20 The Public. That. nj
Inc regular session in December. they mich,
be Drcnarcd 10 90 GjlIy mo tie discussion
of the cn,ire subject. H., however, mus
be permitted TO render bis thanks 10 the
honorable gentleman from Massachusetts
for ;he position nc had assumed, and 70.
that candor and Grankncss with which he
had taken his position in advance. He
wished the allen:on of The House and of the
country to be especially directed to that DO.
81 ion: " he desired it TO be reco!Ircted from
what quarter the doctrine had been avow.
cd Iha gentleman had sad that the Peo-
pie OF the UnTed Safes would prefer d:sun'
lon-ycs, would prefer adiSSolu ION OF the
unIoA 10 the .anneXa'Ion Oi Texas 10 the
he United States.
Mr.. Adams. said very large pro.
norton of them would.
\-.r,. ooo1 THAT w,s Gill bc,,or II,
,rosnnci The ocnJnrnan boi snosrn ,hi,
:rr,. rs y,.;ml.n k0ovled1e of HE SEMI.
nents of that portion o.'t12 coun.ry which
he represented. Ifsuch, said Mr.. P, is THEN