The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-10-27

aagsas the Gl1r IrHoe.
ess,as sa;ls,mIy desired AID underworld
%. $3.50 RELATIONS q friendship nilh
800 Having alsays. since ihs
.,,on n her Government, been ex-
-, rom civil was. they have learnt
$3.50, a Internal quiet. and have con
100 heen anxious yelpassiye sPecia-
$500 800 tends ailIl which llielr neighbof
% - afflicted. Although. IN the con-
l - be,weea Texas and Mrrira,
...,aDces have existed. and esrnls
- ae.rnrred. peculiarly ealrnlaied 20
49, 49,, he sympzlhies 81 oar People. The
e.. oT,he C;oFeTn,nenl has been 20 LOOK
- H., d,snuir. slso. with the same
"a ;mosrisllly with whIrh u has regard
"a m o,her Mexiran csmmaiions.
Ia determining Sish respect 10 The in
a.asudsnce Of alher countries, The Uni-
~ s,,,es have aeseT taken the question
= ,sh, between The c,aiending parties
-. Consideration. They have deemed IL
d,.,ale Of duly and policy 20 decide Up.
= ,he uueslion As nne 81 facl merely.
T.,. was the course pursued with re-
90, "a Mexico herself II was adhered
- uhen analogous events rendered il pro.
~, !. ,,resligale the question Ol Texan
ri, .,a,lsnne. That inquiry Was made
All das eIreumspecii0n. and the result
a.. NJ. arrived Il unlil is Probable con-
,.oasuers had Uren accurately weighed.
Ths possibility II collision Of interests
,r.,ng, among other causes. iron the al
Irsed superior apliIile Of the climate and
sslt d Texas Tor the growth oi some IL
~ staples Of the United States, was no,
o,srlonked. A sense ol dutS and . re
tears for consistency, however. Il was
eo,..dered. leli this government no aller-
s,lr~. and It lheFeinre lei the way in re-
e. lzlag rexss. A hope was certainly
saf,slneti thai This act. aud the moliyes
,l,. emducrd n il. even IL no other con
,liefannus we're to have influence, would
~. Al nal 10 the government ot Texas the
pFtprel, NOT only of cberisInng intimate
and alntraale relations with this c0uatry.
but ri absIainlng frnm oihsr connexions
,hfa,i shch might be detrimental To the
UolsI safes Apar: from this, howe
SEE, II vs. presumed that government
would tnIer upon the execution II the .n-
tsniioh. lniimated BY lie envoy exrsor-
d,aar,, with respect 10 connexions with
hrr,ra pawrrs, With full understand
iu, Il the ,lusi and liberal commercial
st. .nlaunns existing between the Uuiled
S,at.. and other nations. 4 pervasing
pnp,ltle ri ihusc eompscis Is Impartial
Hral nett otthe citizens, vessels, and prn-
dacaoHs al the parlles IN their respective
WranHes. As II was not to be- believed
thar the commercial allles Of The United
Sues would sserEe from their engages
mems, nusapprehsusion vas felt tina, tie
Interests of this c0unlry a"nld suiIer
irua the arrang, menIs which Texas
night eNipr into Sith them.
The 4us,nun uf the anne ration Of
foreign independent state 10 the Ual,ed
States has never before been presented Ia
THIS government. Since tie allnpiiuu of
heU constitutions, Two large additions
have heen made h the domain originally
claImtd by the Uuued States L. acqutr.
ing Ihem. this government was not astu.
aed By a mere lhlrsl Tor sway over n
broader space. Paramount interests Of
many members of the coniederacy, aud
the permanent welI.bsing NJ all, impefs-
lively urged upon this government the
necessity ri ~ extension Of its jurisjic.
lion over Louisiana and Florida. As
peace. however, was our cherished pnlI-
ey, never Ia I've departed from unless ho-
nor SHOULD Ne perIled by adhering To il,
I" paaea'ly endured for lime selnus
Ihroa'ea'rnces and prlvalions, and snughl
'"'a''"r Ut hose regions BY organizations,
and no BY conquest. ~ /.
The ,ssue of thpse negotiations was
coej|taHal cessiou Of these counues ~
The Um,eh States. TIE circumstance,
ao~e'er, Of Their being colnnIal pusses-
s'ons ai FrInee aa1 Spain. aud therefore
Dependent on the metropolitan Govern
/ ''''ttstN htRrN HANSdittlS ttAAEll-
ally different from that which would be
presented by the question OF the annexa-
uoa ii Texas. The letter is a State with
an independent Government. acknowlrJ-
eed as such bv the United States, and
eHm'ng territory beyond. though bor-
oe'fag on the region coded by France.
y, y, The Treaty Of the 3O,h Of April. 1903.
whether the Constitution Of the United
States contemplated the annexation of
such State, and if so, 10 what manner
.O"l ohlecris 10 he effected, are questions.
70 The opinion of The President, it would
oe 'nexpedien,, under existing eircum.
stances, To aglta;e. :
% long ss Texas shall remain a, war.
Sn''e The United States are al peace with
nsf adversary. the proposition of the
iexlan Minister. Plenipolenriary neces.