The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
THE BOUNDARY AGREEMENT.

THE BOUNDARY AGREEMENT.
We are glad to find that the Oppose
lion papers Of the North, and especially
those Of Maine, have not followed the
lead Of some Of their party in Congress,
against the ratification Of the Boundary
adjustment. The Portland Argus, the
chief Democratic paper Of Maine, closes
a review Of the terms Of the adjustment
Ia knowledge Of which was derived pro-
baby from Mr.. Preeble, one Of the Com
missioners, and therefore correct,) the
annexed sensible remarks:
I'VE are sorry 10 see disposition in
ceriain quarters 70 draw the question Of ra-
ti6caiion into party politics. II Maine is
satisfied we do moi see why others should
| find fault. Whether Mr.. Webster could
have made better bargain with the Bri-
iish Minister or not, is question that
we have no disposition at present 70 dis
cuss. We have not doubt that the Maine
Commissioners obtained the best terms
they could, under all the circumstances,
for their State. And we take pleasure in
giving them credit accordingly"
i The Nsgofiaiion.-rhe New York
lAmsricsn Of Saturday, sfler expressing
i've sa,islsclian in relation otks terms Of lhs
settlement of The North Eastern Bounds
~ Question, AZ published 10 The Nsuon
al 1nlslligsnesr. adds
" We have every reason TO believe
thai terms not less honorable and advsn'
,ageous have been seresd on % In the Gre
! ole. the Caroline. The Right Of Iisiiaii0n
! and which vas an unexpected result, ih
= Rifehi of Imprsssmsnt. hitherto a 'opi
,lnosi isbooed BY England to America
negotators.
] n such should turn ou,, % We fully be
hs,e il y i'll 10 be The case. this ~hols nailo
(b,i,ns some few desperate Poliic'sns PEI
h,p.) ~ill hail with Joy such istmins'lo
e Of lhs long protrsc,ed and irrltating cor
d. troyer,iss With cur own race and klth On
kin on the other side Of the Atlantic
and award Just praise 10 those sho has
accom- plshed the bensGcsnt work; u
=. blessed" three blessed, "sre ih
peace.mskers."
c0respsaenes eide Journal Of Commerce
Washington, Friday, July asIh, !
3o'elock, P. Al. )
lam enabled 10 s,a,s, positively, that
addition 81 Ihs other equivalents obta'l
ed by US, in the Utbstsr Treaty. whC
have alresdy been nsnrionsd. The Tin
E Der seat by the Maine people. down u
81. Johns. is to be admitted. free 81 d.
y. ~. in oil BRUSH psr's.
in Extra Session Of Ohio Lsgish
m lure, commenced IN Columbus m ye
4, srdsy (sfsnday) week last, Tor the so
purpose Of dlsrric.ins the State accord'r
N: 10 the new appointment. Resolu,l"
were offered in both branches olthe lie
h. isla,ure on the 6rsl denying TO Consrs
~ The tlrh, to pass law defining The ma
ner in which members should be elecle
o. A Riot in Phiialsiphia.-Ab"u.
o'clock last Monday morning, while
r. procession Of colored men and boys we
passing the streets with banners, inten
Al. ing to hold a festival upon iempersn
he principles, over tie river Schuyik'll. th
Ii. were attacked by the whites thrown
missiles q, the banners. A general q
in en.ued ne,r 81. Mary's aud Sixth sire
u ';Ys blacks a, ere, rspelled. the mob,
s The ,;o,;a.,ely driven back and scs''er'
=. lion for further ,sssser. exhibited d'p"
lg. day. A few psr.ons dying ' i,.s sn !.
wounded on both sides. Al nigHs
.rt, work Of destruction broke dut airc
Smiths Beneficial Hall, and the Prest
dis. terrain Church for col,rsd persons. in
do. Mary's street. below Seventh, were b.
fred and eonsuned.
iy, ,s
THE MoRMoNs AGAlN.-The Sanga'
ON Journal OF the 18th is filled to overao
wv. ing with exposures Of Mormon ',llaaU
,il- II contains smang other things, two mi
letters from ] C. Benusr. giving iur,f
es; details Of Joseph Smnh's lcen,iousn'
and rascal,,y. and charging him dis'inc
ap, ~nh having ,usligaled and caused The