The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

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heea asked By ILs President. xhieh. if
CRESTED. -ooid prseipilsas - inio q wsr
wilh Frsnee IN fsrty eight hosFs. And
81 lhss. far whaif !. Why. ar" said
Mr.. ~, s.if ws eo0ld have been farred
ials ar. The appeal seuld be ifrrxsa-
be q The popular fesl'ng in fsvor ofean
linu,nR The Hsra .af New 0rlrsns' . he
head % the states 10 guide The coasssis
Heaca. that portion 81 me csblnsi--thr
Lesser csbisel he believed il was--~ho
we're in favor Of eleelipg Gen. Jsrkson
far third term. had only 10 plange The
coanuy into a sar. and lhe work was
cone. | ihsrefare leil lsald Nc. NJ that
On break up The reignlng dynasty was an
disrensable. ] looked 10 . MAR with ap
rrehsnsion: NOT thar feared the presses
Of the enemy sbrosd. bui he success Of
The enemy al home. And here sutfrr me
10 say-perhaps ought not 10 say i. yet
win say--ihat in 81 probability that
war MAS aserled hy he eenius and wis
dom and ssgaeily ef one man (allUding
20 Mr.. Clay ] Suing in rommiuee-room
af ihis capitol. believe, il the secrets
ri that commiuee-room could b brnushI
oui % The light. they wOuld sllll further
eehance . reputation which is The proper.
~ and pride &c our country, and would
add one more % The llsl Of the public ser
wires ef Thai distinguished man. When
the report from The commirlee on TO-
reign affair, on The suhsci OF our rels-
lions ailh France vas brought into The
Sena,e. il wss adopted. :wilh some slight
verbal smendmeni Of The resolution. not
changing ihs object Of i. almost unsni
nossly. The prospeei OF var, with all
The party hopes built upon il, vas gone.
Bot sfierwsrd. on the last nigh, Of that
session. IL vas proposed % insert. BY On
amendment in an appropriation bill. en-
item of three millions Of dollars. 10 be
placed Al The absolute discretion Of The
Executive. Such measure vas unnsu~.
al; the amount vas large; iis demand
sudden; but il was pressed with esgeIness
by the emisssries. nr. LEI me say. BY the
assidnous friends of The President. Who
we're seen fitting IN The lobbies and ca
g.rly convsrsing ailh their friends, then
possessing an a,cendancy in both hous
Is Of Congress. The President himself
was in The capitol. His servitors--his
sgeni.-his personal and paliiical friends
were busily engaged in persnsding mem.
bers TO give she appropriation their sppro-
bsllon and support. They were unable.
however. 10 kindle M the spark OF war.
That had been tho effeclually exlinguish.
ell in ihe committee room. and Us tx,inc
ZION had been confirmed in the Senate. /
Bot should thus gran, be made. The chan
ces were ten 10 one that We should ST
once see il fame oui in . slate Of actual
h0siilities. ID was On that occasion tiIsi |
The honorable Senator from Massachusetts |
Hr. Websier) rose in his place and threw |
of ore Of The most convulsiDg bprsis NJ
-loquence | ever listened 10. | rise noii
here 70 defend that senator: he needs MOI
HE AID Of my puny srm. Ills vast ma
Iional reputation. more especially. his
strong .7mericon feeling, have endsared
him 70 his coun,rymen. and must cnn.
vince even his enc mics that he is The
true friend Of his country. was wit
ness TO The giganiic power of hi. elo
qurnre on that occasion, aud IL VS. one |
of the most extraordinary sHas 1 re-
10 have heard. Had l heen cali
ed upon ., The time TO express the feel
ing excited in nv m,nd BY The honorable
senator's speech on this occasion, L
should have been ready to rxclsim,
Well done. good and faithful servant
Tbs, the Senlie though, with me was ma.
infested b. their confirming his views by
their acton; while the universal Wing
patiy--l am sure may include the Se-
nsIor from South Caroline (Mr. Cslhoun)
--In every portion Of The country, agreed
in their estimate NJ the high and devoted
paIrio'ism which dlcIssed his course"
We do not give these as the words, but
Ihcv are the substance Of Mr.. Mangum's
remarks in reply To Mr.. Aliens allasion to
HE incident referred 10.
Upon the whole; this speech of Mr..
NJ ingum, and the sentiments winch he
expressed. are at the present moment, oi
great interest 10 the coan,ty. They can
no. bu, tend to allay local prsjudices. and
10 inspire manly and generous .enti-
ments.
Me-. Mangum argued. as an American
should do. that the states may gu on
aud happily under This go
sernmrnt. He spike for cancellation,
kindness. mutual free consultation, and
large and liberal views. How dIileren.
how vastly d,fferent--is not all this
from ,hnse loud and angry appeals to sec
ssas. and to sectional interests, which we
have been compelled SO often, Of late
yesrs, TO heal
For ourselves. we thank Mr.. Msnsum
fnr this able and sla,esmanlike speech.
We thank him. especially, for the just
tribute which he paid to The character aud