The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-12

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0ashe RfssAosicns Gsftd " ban psotosin.
srtsrnsh ihs sxpsmnsEur. ,.f II = Govern
rse.i. aed a regplaie ihe fuliss N ilrpssts.
&c. Asreh q. i5li.
conclndea.
ilfrr. lbsn. Is refieef eainciience. In
pri .aipls. between shs shplomasi.ls pl the
isa cspnuIss. Il Is ne abuse oniy or
tIsai pf,aelPlr. 10 pfzrlc.l operation, oui
81 sh,rh any possible eamplsini rsn Just
Iyais.- Add lf mua be sdmi,led ,hai
40 ssrs msy spring up. Mhai. then,
sli,uli Ne dsn.l Great Bfiisia should be
I'D % lfami and lull indenn y lur
ssefy injn ), plessioaal 90 unintent.n.l 4. :.
thai may bs in1let-d on our rommerce.
Ba,. seeing ihas slne suppression Of she
sboniHshis Alne.a slase fsjs is an OBJ
iect 81 hamlniiy whieh both countries
a4se Il heart. nsy MOI some convention
be agreed upnH ior muind right Of
search, unj-f saalsble restrictions a. 20
sea.. and prpperu gnl,tons as 70 prsciIcel
II w.l. be ftcall.vlrd that ID % a subject
which. al iorlnrr pesisd. sng .ged ihr
ssriau. aurn'iaa ol the Unued Sites.
The liDuse o. Representative. By an al
ma,t ua-nimeas sasr. beliese with but
nine discs Haen's Recommended lilo the
slltnhon ~ President Msnree. In CON
Qupaee. > nes.tistoa sss opened II
I.,s.lon b. Ms. Rash With AR. Canalne.
the B.ni-h S crriary ~ Foreign AlTdes.
Mf Gaming, a. Ia anders,aud. re-
qaest.d NJ. ss,h 10 draw ~. N a.y
Ier.as he i,ss~d. uesty. aud he would
slgn q. Mt. Rush accordingly prepared
convention. expanding mutual right
Of &c acil 70 The Aifc.n and some Of the
Amrrirsu seas. The lln,ish .soysrnmenI
ratified I,. aud - WAS laid beloIe the Srn
alta with ,hs Brush ratification. TarI
SeaalG praprsed al amendment. striking
out The American seas. and rauly,ng the
convention IN thar amended lsm, u vas
reidfnei l., Grs,t Ilniain. Mr Canning.
too nurh. perhap.. igluenced by feelings
OF d,ssauslacnaa excited By the cIrrnm-
stances ri tie esse. refused The treaty in
this altered state, and the negotiation eeas-
ed. ID ',h GoEesDmeis having thus sub
siauuslly agreed upoa reciprocal righ,
of srsrch, wIlhia the limit of the African
seas. | do not perceive any insuperable
difficulty. ia mutual spirit Of ami,y and
accommodation. Of adjusting tins matter 10
o satisfactory manner.
Me-. President. il u not every cause Of
conplsial ihd should lead 90 war. o.
% grave aud splemn a question there
ought always q, be so@e ilsi proportion
hrtseen the Magnitude Of the wrong or ~.
jary ami the terrible consequences Of war.
Nations should demonstrate. snd nego-
ualr. snd protest earne.ily aud long. br-
fore thew resuri 70 arlual hosultes. Ha-
mes, differences II opinion may exist be.
tween 0alians - well IS between indi-
,ilutl.; anil there may be al least class
Of injuries, not ri.Ing 10 the impnrt,nce
az jn.nfylng an appeal 20 arms. which
shauld be put inside on catalogue, TO be
re,lres-ed when The dreadful day of war
cnmss, as sooner OF later [,he later The
beuei) Il must come. With respeci 10
the differences between The iso countries.
would make one concluding observation.
Whatever complaints there are, menacing
ihepeace Of Inc Two nalinns, they are com-
plant on our aide against Great Britain.
she has none against Us Ufa nature threat
enlng rupture. II war be necessary, ADD
The ouly remaining alternative, il mus,
be proclaimed by US. not BY her. AMI
consequently the iims aud The circum
stances under which il shall be proclaim.
ed are in our own hands. Happily Con
gress. and Congress only, can make the
awful drelarstion.
Bat. whilst II aGnrds ms pleasure 10
s,v thar. as lar as have Information or
aay opper,pnty Of Judging. perceive
no cause Of apprehension Of immediate
war. / know Ina, ona of tia most pow
eifal arguments 10 ensure success ~
negotiation IL. 10 be fully prepared for all
contingencies. And therefore ! am for
dung nov What was loo much neglected
by ilir 10 administration; that is, making.
as fapullY as can be done consistently
with The financial condi i'm Of The cnun-
Try. ample preparations Inr the defence Of
ihe c"unlty aud the mainienance oil It's
rights. do no meau rash. Ill dlgested.
aud needless sysem Of preparation. but
one III IL shali be wrll-d'ges,ed. subsian-
tai. aud grpdu Il. nust that hereafter.
ms CD ol ptnluse waste OF The public
nelsure naoljsc,. 10 pcrmanen, uuliiy.
without leaving single valuable mon
nment bel,lnL. a. was drne by The late
Administration. the attn oi those now IN
pawer vii he /, place The country 10 an
arlnor AID attitude re,dy 10 ,indicaie us
r'gh,s AMI hon,r, an that il will prrseni
iaigibir. ,l.iblf, aud durable memorials
Of the wisdom With which public affairs
are conducted
The iit.t in the series Of les llutons
which | have had the Ii NOR 10 submit, Is
deemed by SIN .gpntemrn, on The other
side, u be altogether unnecessary. be-
rsase pn.une can ia,l 10 see the prurIieiy
of proyila! Tor The cu re.it expenses IL