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

And here. lhoagh il does nal ssriesl
htloae q. Ne suhjsel. embsaes IA .,
pofisnily q expressing ny visus -
lhs posssFtf0f or siI.Hs with Gress BE-
iIia.
Ihsss rssrssisd. 20 ssefy hsuors bss an
psifioiie misd mosl have done. Ihs ,iI
and opprnbrious attacks made. 10 Al sspe.
on lhs distinguished indisidusl wh
enfsss 70 eur shares bearing he slis
brsheh ~ pace. Who does nos fstl AZ,
such shsmsful seuss u ssfsasrf insts,
Cd siah sacred dsplamslic character. ana,
edning on En- efrand ssssedly frisudl,
and pacific. 10 most disgracsfui % shos,
who srek Ihus - shwssi. beforehand. n,
sfons far smic bile Ijaslmsnt % nation
81 dldsrfness and Ibe ssisblishmen, el ,
musnd good undrrsland.nss-shsi Il i.
ErssuIlous. inhnspiisbls. unIimsIy. and n
the highesl degree Illib~fal. or Lord
AshburIan. wiih whoa have enloyed ,I,e
sslislaelioa q q prrscnsl and fr.sndly .e
qsainiance. ! will ssy-,hsl brIe,e there
are but few. Il arr. lnsn in Engl.nd his
suPerIofs in homer, psYbIiy. and practical
wisdom. Aad 10 regard 10 The banking
house 9Th winch his name and some sf
his family have been associated. and
which has been isfensd 10 with 90 much
iisgniiy. lie has himself. I believe. had
M personal connection with Thai Ius,i,u.
ton iar near twenty years past. And /
must here rtpfess my earnest hope that,
.hsse"r ths deeeneies Of life and The
"bligs'ions and duties Of hospitality mas
have been sinlsled By lieenliuus press,
ihe great mass OF the Anerican People
Will weleome him with cardialily as an
ambassador Of peare. Az TO The points
sofdsdsfencs wilh his Government, A be-
lave thai they are MT likely 10 lead 20
rupture. II the friendly spi,iI and lie abil-
ny are thrown ifi0 their considerat on
which hope viii be employed. VIVA,
are iheyi The fret and most imporlan.
. ihs boundary question. The nsw.
Minister will Be either charged with some
t.e'iprs Of compromise. by q direct SET.
ilemenl of the controversy. Without lhe
Intervention 81 an sfbitaii. q, or he will
be instructed 10 bring % ! conclusion The |
pending negnlistion Tor reference Of The |
dispute 10 an arbitration. In the FIRST con-
tingency. % the aserlurs 10 acceptable and
accepted, the difficulty will be terminated
Hut. u he Is emp0sered 10 make no such
Overture, OF ifii be unacceptable. The par
ties oil naturally lsll back upon The a.
bi,rs'ian, which has been already sub.
sianlially sgreed upon. aud conclude con
vsn'ion Tor fnsl and deiailive arrange
meni Of The dispute. And whsteysr NAV
DO ihs decision oi the srbiier. il mu,t De
executed md sequiesced in BY both par
ties. Ia no event. then. is that affair
likely 20 lead 20 hosliI.tes.
Then there is the case of the Caroline
Nh dlubt the seizure and destruction Of
that vessel involved direct violation Of
QUE territorial Jurisdiction. aud foil ex ,,ls.
nsiIoa and indemnify ought 70 be made
BY Great frtsia. But q was q wrong
no, absolutely without any piovoca,ion.
Theirs were plausible p,lliauves. 10 say
the lass and suppose no eonsidsrs,e
man you'll SAY that The occurrence was
Of sulIiaea, magnitude 10 bring down on
two such nsilons Is The United Stlies aud ,
Great Britain The calamity OF war.
In the third place we have The Creole
rtss; 10 respect 70 which I think Great
Britain is IN The WIRING. aud stands bound
10 maze fall Indemnify Coz the value Of the
slaves. Although i,is true thai. in The
absence of oil shpulsiions by treaty. one 9
nation 10 not b..uad. 10 strict right. 10
surrender offenders and fneitises from
ns'ics who lake refuge within ne damin. I
Ions, she has no righ, 10 snord f.cillties
% escape by libara,ing and d,scharging I
'-rs,a. under . foreign a,s. Ba, this j. ]
matter ior negotiation. and nssonsuon
"a, hardly YET begun. Il should be LEI, +
indes the condua. Of The constitutional n
organ. IL vas premature, Wears. per-
aaps. Too prone 10 proinulea.e The ins,rue- g
hons gwen 10 our foreign minister. Ia =
Tho present stage % The question. il in a
my probable aspect Of il. no immediate
:ause 10 dI-cernlbls III disturbing the peace {
between the two countries. il
What else remains! There IL the
laes,lon OF the Right of Search-4the right n
u sIsllaiinn. the ngh, af vsri6cston Of 8
no nilional character of, vessel, nr by j
whatever o,her name il should be called. C
l'his should MI be canfnunded with the
ighl uf search claimed aud exercised by ~
irea. Britain, sccording To which, in time b
Il war. II. lush cruisers entered our vessels
Ind srIed enemy's goods OF persons. aud a,
'apfe'sed American seamen. under the q
rte,ex, Of then being subjects Of Great p
in'aln. Tnis practice. IN respect TO "a
ran never he tolerated OF N
gam allowed, and presume will be p
handonetli bul IL il should ever be renew Ia
nj il woull be The signal Of immediate HI
nd inevitable war. As 90 the present h;
IL the right Of search IN the 70
African ses.. l do not understand. from
ne Cure punIenre between Me-. Stesen- I'll
IN and I. ,r,ls Pslmersion and Aberdeen. Il
..f st. - al. -t..L, l,T..nn.a A., -,