The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

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sell received principles e public Ian
and ol III others likely 10 sfoesr he IN
q enahcn. mi Only Of The Government
he, also Of he people 81 lie eeun,ry sg
grie, "a. - il wcala hsss been with -
II . enx,n o. the uni'ed Ssies. sho, IN
der ihs orders 81 hi Gosernmsn,. and a
mslnsry man. obeys IN order which b
either must obey or be hsrgs6. shoIls
had himself in he Isrrllery 81 he powfl
ssssns whseh The supposed crime ss'
ronmiusd. and should be &c zed snd trI'
ed ss IN ird.sidual for that crime, there
10 MOI 9 nan smang ne she would no
rry 90, ier redress and vengeance. Any
slesslsd Governnsni. 10 case where
one Of no enizens, in the rerlormsrcs o.
his suly. ,hasld Be seszed - I roneh iohs
inside snsxersble every elevated Govern
ment. MAINTAIN. Mould say. 81 an re-
sp.nsible Tor This sci; ss in The sioTY 81
Nlsgs and EUryslus. she weuid eHe'a'm
Adspm qui iesi-in me eonveTiiis isrnn
Nss. gentlemen. when the despstchs.
Of she Butch government firsl reaches
this cnuniry-ihough ! do AT think u
useful nor important 10 Say much II them
-sel Il you all knew their contents. , on
would see that The commercial interests
Of The country, The shlpplng interests oI
ihis cry musi have been crushed 81 once.
That crisis ihaught could be svsr,sc;
il the fret place By spboldinE The sr-
kne~ledged principles Il public Law. and
in tie neat plrcr, BY demsndir G an apollo
Nv far wks ever az .lnsl these principles Of
ls~ had hsen dune by The BlIlish govern
men'. Lei Us put ourselves right in The
first place. and insist iha, they shsll do
RICH, in The neat plsrf.
While IN England in 1889. | hspren
ed to be called on TO address large ss-
senbly Of English penons. and IN sllud
ing 10 The relation OF lhines between lat
lac countries, l stalled there ~hst !
ihnIshl. AID ~hat | nos think. Of any
poin's 10 con,IossT.y which nigh, term
i"slr in ssr bslwsen the UniIed Ss,-s
and England, and 10 ihe results Of such
q. contss, declaring lhsl The only adsas,
isse which ether would enjoy would br
in possessing The riahtoi III. cause. With
the right on aur side, We are match for
England. With The right On her eide. she
70 1a'ch Tor Us-and fer any body. La
oil The differences k.isren nstions, aid
IN tie hnal judgment upon them, . great
slemtni hss c. me in The constitution Of
The lnbunsl--l re.n The tribunal Of tie
public npininn 81 the World. A nation
s,il 90, % 10 var nov either viii the
consent 81 her snbjeeB or people, unlsss
the grenade and reasons are sufficirnt TO
justly hrr IN the general judgment Of The
world. The Influence Of sivilzaiion, the
influence Of commerce, and, ahoss all. The
influence Of that heavenly light which
shines over Christrndnm, RESTRAIN men,
restrain primes aud people, from srsilfy-
Ing 30 inorJinsis lave &c sabIuon through
the bloody scenes OF var; and. az hss bten
wisely and t,nly said. every seulemeni Of
national differences briseen ChrIslian
States. BY reasonable nesoiis ion. and on
rae principles Of public justice. is new
Tribute 10 aud n-~ pruuf Of The benign
influence II the Chrisilsn creed.
Ia regard 10 The terms of Ibis treaty.. in
Tegstd TO the matters male sUhjscts oi
discussion. il 10 sumeshsi s~ksard for
us 70 spssk. because The treaty aad eo'.
resemblance have never bsen suthen'icsl-
ly published But persuade my sell that,
v ben the whole shall be calmly eonsid-
cred, II will be found that al least there
has been manifested q good dIspositlnn to
maintain every just right Of The country
and every point of honor on the one eide.
aud 10 eel proper value Upoa lssII"e
peace between US and The gteaLst c"m-
nercIsl nstinn IN the vorld on the other.
Gen'lemtn, while thus srknos ledge
the compliment You hate paid 10 me, |
have an sgreeahie duty ,o perform 10.
wards Others. In the 6rst place. have
grea. pleasure in be airing testimony 10 the
intelligent attention manifested by The
Pc dent OF this United S,sies, and to his
sincere and anxious desire. IN tie whole
nsg0na ion, TO bring il 10 successiul ter-
mInsuon; and II gives NE greet pleasure
To acknowledge now, rs shall ever &C.
knowledge while 1--we, my obligations I"
him Tor the usbr. kea and steady coni-
deace which he reposed IN me. The re
equator for the Unlisd Siatts, il troubled.
and JEALOUS, and disuusllul, wnuld indeed
have been al unesssl IN iIch Tor The cool
and spacious representative nf one Of The
most powerful aud proud nst'ous Of Eu-
rope, possessing. IL the fullest kent, The
confluence OF hls Government, aud the
authority To- bind Il, m cunceuns of the
met sltsl interrsl, 10 any coatse 10 which
he might agree.
never susll forge, the ftsnkness and
gen IosIty With whIrh, aficr long ,nIer-
slrw tn which Suggestions were rxchsng
ed an buln sides ~Ish the uimos, ireedotn
and IihersIrty. ! vas told that upon my
shoulders, AMI IN NY discretion. rested
The uitnate decision "f every qurstIun al
Hsue between tie two nsuons.
desire als0 10 sckno W ledge, as | d,
win hearty c"rdIali,y, the aid ] received
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