The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-13

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serve - inPIsss usan u 10 area.
principles lraa sl,isia ,hsy L.ss .smr.:
s''nssaai and direct sapsI..sisn ~ a.
people over every public msssur.: s.,.e,
iaEbesE-iiee On ihs psrt VI lhe Government
iF"a exercising any doubtful or disau,sd
!. paaeFs; and a eausiag. abstinence fry,a
al in'sIienes sl1li eoResTns shieh Drooer.
y heians. sni Pre- best left to sLile regala.
tone .ad lnlis'io.l enterprise.
Full inl.rm.lih of he state of our
fnse'ga siisits having seea recently, on
/ tsn different acrssisns. Submitted a. Con.
gEess. deem il nserss.ry now 10 hriny
Ia your notice only surh events a. have
subsequently, occurred. OF are of such i'm.
Pnrishee a. " require particular attention.
The most smleshle dispositions con.
1inue ia be eThisr.ed by all the nations
eth ~h"El tie Government snd rlIizens
II the United sI.ies have ~ hshi,n.l inter.
course. At the ds'e Of ny lest annual
message. Mexico MS the only nation
which s-.uld NOT b. iarluIed In - gratfy-
ing reference 10 eur foreign relations.
On happy W be nox >ble 10 inform
You that al advance las been made 10.
yards tie adjustment af our diffiruI,ie.
with that Republic, aud The restoration
If the customary good feeling b-tween
the two nations. THE i,nPa'tan, change
has basa etIcr,ed by c"ncillatory negntia-
tons. that have resulted in the conclusion
nj q treaty hst~-sm The t~o Governments.
which. when rs,ifed. all refer % the
a'hiuameat n friendly powrr all the
Subject. 81 coniros.tsy b<tsssn us sros.
10 "ai nG injufi"s to individuals. There
-. 81 pteseHt al.n. reason 10 believe that
IN 'quii.hle settlement Of al disputed
paints xiil he attained sithnut further
difficulty or unnecessary drlay, and thus
au'horize tile free resunpiian of diploma.
TIC intercourse Nth nur sister Rrpublir.
With respect tn iii. northeastern boun
dsfy III the uul,ed States. no Official
correspondence hrt~ cen hi. Governmeu,
a.! that nf Great Britain hes passed since
that communicated TO Congress toward.
the close ~ their las, session. The offer
- n-rn'ia's a contention for the sppcini.
menI 1t joint commission OF survey and
exploration. | am. ho~e,er. assured will
be met hy her Majesty. Government in
a c"nciliaIary aud friendly spirit. and
instructions Ia enable the British Minister
here u conclude such an arrangement,
Uill be transmitted TO hin without need.
less delay. II is hoped and expected tina,
these instructions will be of a liberal
character. and that this negotiation. il
successful. ~ill prove II be an impor,sn,
Sep towards the satisfactory and 6nal
adjustment II the controversy.
| had hoped that the respect for the
laws and regard for the peace and horror
81 their own country. which has ever
characterized the citizens Of the United
States. would have prevented any portion
If them from using any means Ia promote
insurtrcroa in the territory Of power
with which we are al peace. and with
which the United States are DESTROYS Of
maintaining The most friendly relations.
| regret deeply. however, 10 be obliged
~ lninrm YOU lhai this has not been
the ease. Information has bren given
TO re. derived from official and other
snotrrs. tbs, many i;Zens uC the Cniird
Suites have associated together ~ make
= 'sl.le Incursinn. from nur tertiary into
c'"ad,. ard /, all and abe; .insurrectian
here. ~ vlu',,na 0f the nb'isa,,nns and
laws nj the I'm ted STATES. and in open
disregard IT Iheit oNn dates as citizens.
This inflammation has been in rsFl conlira-
q w no nc igv.sian actually made 6y
cirzraS nf the United Sia'es, in cn"ipnc-
trtu with Canadians ard hers. aud ac-
co,upanicd by furti5le scizmc "f The
property of our eitrzcn'. and an aprlira
non thrrcnf Ia the prosecution Of military
operations against the authorities and
people nf Canada.
'rhr rr.ulls 81 these criminal assaults
upon the peace and order ol neighbnrIng
country hare beer. as vas To be expect
Cd. f,taly destructive u the misguldei
ar dtluisd persons engaged in them, and
highly Injurious tn those in whose hehaIt
they are ptoiessed To have been under
taken. The authorities in Canada, from
intelligence received &c such intended
movements among our ritizens, have felt
themselves obliged to take precautionary
measures against them; have actually
embodied The militia. and assumed an
attitude to refcl the invasion 10 which
they believed tue colonies were exposed
from The United States. A state Of feel
ing on buth sides of the frontier has thus
bcrn produced. which called for prompt
and vigorous interference. IL an in,urrec-
lion existed in Canada, the amicabe dis
positions or the United States towards