The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-01
EsttsrufSa James Graham,
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.Ii,s e. sAs Usi.sd slzsss. issiill uBsssilsd,
spS csa6asss - Be he SUBJECT q pro
r.csed sad esapIiezied negoii.iies. A
eamnssisz 81 sxplorstioa and survey
bss bees erssrsd ~ he rsspertiys Go
tersmenss. 70 sseerssin ths trus boundary
line ai.<hs ierrisarF in dispute. Ia 10 tims
dis - deferred dispssr. whieh has en-
.isisd ever sinee lisa. should ee~Psedly
adjusted. and Enaliy srstlfd: il " ascofes
"a much Irrisaalan and eanstshi excite
meat ea the disputed hosnd.ry linrs In
..he states af Name and New Hampshirs.
Analh~r dilkeslg. snd most ssseiesl
s.eas. has mafe receady occurred On The
.aorshrra irsai,sr. e.leuialed greatly 10
seadanssr The peses b~,wesn ,he uai'ed
Slasss and Great British. Tie people 81
Csnad. are Divided iaia iwa palTsral par.
aiss. sad ghoss called the Frsneh party
have !kesa an - open sisie Of rebellion
ss.inn the British ssthariiiss IN that pro-
slnes. a asfrs number Of The ei'izeas
az the state al New York vent ihia ille
BRUSH ierriiafy and famed The Frenrh
parry in Canada. That Irbelllous party.
beiag hard pressed and nssrpo~ered by
superior M ssbess. ionk shelter and refuge
on Navy Isiaad. in The 81. Lawrrnee 20
yer. bal sllll within the limIs Of Canada.
When thus seeurelv situated on Nayy Is.
Hand. . einzrn af he sis,s Of New York
Aersn iasun his s.ssmbnai between town
.e.lied Schlnsser. in New York. snd Ma
ssy l,lsnd. whirh 70 laca,ed about too
ablri- IL ihe distance sser the 81. Law
renee river. ihe maldlr of which consl'-
10 he diving hoe ~ that place between
The Unurd States aud Cansda. The
sr~mrr CasaIlne wss employed trans.
por,ing rersans and provisions; and While
she ~as lying % and resting far the aigh,
Il Sehl.sfsr. . party Of Brush offers
ana s.ad,er. cane secretly and seized the
haa,. k,l,rd ane American citizen, and
shca ioak The sseamhosi t,araliur inio the
.usag current Of the 81 Lawrence. SET
hrr On ere. and sent her down the river
over the srea, Falls &c Niagara!
A BRUSH subject. whose name Is Alex.
.saaer Mcleod. and who 10 alleged to have
aided IN thai cruel and savage conduct;
cane afterwards into The state Of N. York;
ne wss srr~slsi. and 10 noe cnmmnird
20 lad in that state 90 answer the charge
n mard~r. on bill of indictment. The
British minister ~ Washington. Mr.. Fox.
has demonstrated se..nst the Indictment
sad imprisnamrn, OF Mcleod, alleging
that the s,sse and laws Of New Yurk
ksse mn iar,sdirtion and power over the
e.se; boz insisting that the sbole affair
Propsriy belongs 10 ahe General Govern
meat. aud aha, The aei perperAted was
susu6ab.e. Mr.. Forsyth. the Secseiars
lsr me United States. answered HIM, say
iag On substance that fhr laws nf New
York are supreme. aud must decide and,
swsrd the punishment due % al offences
romms.sd sgalas, The peace af thar stale.
Thee sse The apposl's and conflic,ory
sp,n,ons of me respective Ministers of
shs too governments. These are briefly
shs ptami.ens fse,s involved in the de-
i,ca,s qaes,ians now embarrassing and
aei,stias tua great na,ioas. ~ Tar as the
Pse.ldess has permiasd them % be de-
sslap<a.
4 have no false sympathy far false PAT
riais. ~ha expsifisie themselves and 20
abroad OUT nf nur own country Co help
either the French nc British party. and
thereby involve onr cammDn country in
foreign wars. II citizens &C this Union
sre nn cnn,eni with our free Republic
can instn.i'u.s. LEI them 90 IN peace
sssm s.none Ne. and t.ke up their sb"le
IN sny nih-r caantrs. INT do not LEI them
~aataYly tnvalve the whsle URi,ed
S,s,es an gar ~i,h any fme'gn nation
&c tl,. steamer CassiIne. had been seized
and her crew aud cargo captured, wh-r
one inch orer the Canada line. sChiie sh,
spas aiding aud abeifing The rebellion,
shnn ] ihiak the United S,aes would
base .. JUS, cause II compl .int for The
conseqnrncrs. hui when an insolenl
British crew come IN The night Tins be
ess.e their deeds are evil. and kill one d
nsr eltixrss On our own coil, and barr
and destroy oar srsstls in our ports. ther
~ nv iadgaent she Law OF nations snt
ssr right. have been grossly violated
snd ths BRUSH Government. or III,
BRUSH subjects, must answer anil atom,
Ior the Outrage. If that Insoleai act va
pypelsatet bv s,dsr OF the British su
fis.riiless lbxs u ssi.n shosla be held res
esasshi~ f.rii II they d,sown sud dis
Clam Il ,h-H The bsa:lIii of Brush Ga
cage. wba did ibe iisbolicsl deed. shoul,
atone fss u l sincerriy and arden,l.
Ssh fsr jasi aud peare .ble seI,lemsn
al The disturbing qaesnons nov ~ con
srn,etsy sKs Gree, BRIAN; but sens
III dus and esstisiisn requires that "
shoaid sub Mt To n.thIns wrong. an,
mnnis'n "ur l.beues aud Bsuiuilsus
tights tes srdlsss af n ,r~eouenres.