The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10

could r,sgsn, BE bting pEs'ea1 On On
occasion 90 FFssiiy ing 10 him' We 5sas-
Fsl eaniinneE - iulloWf:
"BuI a. [ an deprived By distance
and by Ihs shoElnsss q tint. Of hal ssiis-
l,c.icn. / must consent mysell 9th slsh-
ing NJ he pleasure which such . Gem
msmor.,ion con yield both 10 those who
give il and o. those 10 shem q 70 given.
/ uusr, houeser. ! shall soon be saablsd
10 ierminsle ny European residence. and
ii return 10 The Uniifd Stars. The 70
LITIGATION or he recent treaty with Gr'ai
BRIAN, he ness Of which has this day
reached %, having removed eli sPpTehsn-
sion Of immediate difficulties. ! have irli
shsl nv further residence here Vas nnne-
ess.ary. and By This eonyeyance ! have
requested 10 Be relieved IRON The mission
and have asked permission Iors,nrnhnme.
PHsuming there can be no objection 10
this measure. / hope 10 reach the United
States BY The beginning Of December"
This extract has sn interest," Tor us. IN
dependenlIy Of the inlOrmaiion which =
consers TO our readers Of the intended
return Of General cass. |, assnrss us
that Ihe rspor', which has been in eireu-
Ia,ian, Of his return bring hssiensd BY
exceptions taken BY him 10 The terms Of
shs British Treaty. 10 wilhou, foundation.
I, now appears that hs has Islt his far-
,hsr residences as Minirer in France 10
be unnecessary. bscsuse The news Of The
ratification Of that Treaty. has "rtmosed
all apprehension Of immediste d'ihcul.
lies." aud therefore has requested 10 be
relieved from bis mission. MAJ. INF.
JoHS QuINcy ADAMS AND THE Rhode
ISLAND PRISONERS There having been
various contradictory statements OF the
course that MIR. Adams would pursue re-
lsiiVe 10 bis participation in The forth
coming trials for treason. Of several ciii-
gems Of Rhode leland. The Providence
Journal Of Friday last publishes the FOL
lowing letter from Me-. A. To . dislin.
guished friend. which places The matter
in its true light: ..s~. 81. @@s~.
Quincy, OF. 20. is4a
lion. JOsrph L. Tillinghas,, Providence. r. J..
Ny Dear Sir: answer without mo
meni Of hesitation The inquiries in your
letter Of the 18th instant. | have not
volunteered to defend the person charged
with offences against yonr worthy and
honnred State. Du'es J. Pssrce, an old
personal and political friend, but with
whose recent politics | have no sympathy.
| have engaged 10 act ., his counsel to
defend him on his trial for treason, IL he
should be brought ,ouial. % | most fer
sen'ly hope and pray he may not. |
have no, engaged nor been requested to
defend sny other person. nor Mr.. Pearce
himself, for any Other offence than upon
an indictment for treason. ] held this
from the moment that he made an sppli
cation to me In be my duty; and | hope
and intend TO discharge !, faithfully. But
il is no pleasant duty 10 me. and IL you
ran prevail upon your Governor to de
rec, withdrawal Of the prosecution, or
proclaim an amnesty, to include ME-.
Psnree. you will render me . service for
which shall be ever graceful 10 you.
| have never expressed an opinion IA
vorable 10 the proceedings Of the suf
frage rar'y. nor agains, the proceedings
"f the Charter Government, | should re-
joice TO be relieved from the necessity Of
coniesling any part of them. Will you no,
aid me in the earnest desire to be exc-
neraied from this burden and from The au-
guish Of Witnessing The trial OF q Rhode
lslsnder Tor treason against the country!
/ am, ever faithfully. Your friend,
O. ADAMS