The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14

- shanks n ne SapFeae Bsing lor ~.
ssnal rare ard prsse~toa rxtsncsdsothsm
An al ne u.als and diikspl.ies n which
.sAss base bra irnm t,me tauaerrfessd.
&c eer.iaiv are thslreapir. FFam he irsi
sstllemess q aaF fartfsshrrs en this con-
nnsas--ahsoush ne dsaerrs siifndantup-
On tie oeeapsliaa Il sssage wilderness
--skroash . Ieag pssicd Of Colonial de-
psadeace-thto0eh the ssf Of The Rsvo-
lafsam--in ira wssAnm. which led ~ The
aaapdnoa sithes1ssinE R-rsLl,raa farms
Of Go.esameas-an The hszsras ineisse't
ns ~sr subsequently, 1sgsd 9Th ene Of
che most pa~esfal natians n The sar'h--
in ths increase Of anr papsl-i'on-ia he
sprsad AZ he srs and srsrRres. and IN she
surnslh and ds,shlliiy eonfesred m poll
teal ln.i,tsnans emsra'ing from ". Poo
pie md sassa ned BY ihs.r ~ili--tLe ~.
p.nni-nd~ser u ~ ase,rulins Providence
"a. bees pls,rly .isiels. A. r,eprsta-
~. thrrs fore. 20 eHterlag oare moro upon
ne high dssi.s alles,d ton il bscamss Us
hu ahly ." srkno~lrdge our depeadrnee
rpsn HIN - oas guide and prn,ertar.
and - Implore Continuance of He IA
rental waichsninrss ovsr nur h.lartd
county. We have new cause :ar lhr TX
pres.lan Il our gratitude IN the psssersa-
Iinn &c the health oi 90. fellow CT zeEs.
ulh somr rarIi-l snd larsl-xcrplinns dur
ms he past ssas0n--for the shundaace
with sh.ch the earth has welded sp iIs
lfui,s e. The lsboSs az The .hushsndmsn
--for the rene ~ed acitsity which hss been
impsFied 10 rommerce-lnr The re rival ol
tra.!e in all rs deparlmenls--for The IN
cfsssrd rs@srt< silenasns ~ the exsTri e
cf M merhsnsc sr,s-~lor DE connnu.d
gse~sh " pas papulsnon and The rapidly
Tsvisinx prp<pefiss II The whole country.
I shali be prrmilied 10 exchange eorgrs-
inlagnns vi b you. gentlemen Of the Two
Houses 81 Congress. on these suspicious
cIseumst,nees, and 10 assure you, IN adj
vance. n nv ready Opposition 10 cnncnr
ei,h you 70 he adoption 81 I'll such ma
sure - shsli br ca.rulstsd IA increase The
h.pp.nsss uf our constituents aud 10 ae-
.ysncs the gln,y Of oar common counify.
Since ih ls.isfjournmenloi Congress,
she Executive hzsrel4xed no fort 10 rem
Ter IndssHuc, Ibie the RELATIONS Of AMI y
With 50 Lapp,ly exist between The UNI
led States ant other countries. Tue iTea-
AZ Ialeiy concluded Nth Great BRIAN
la. tended greatly ~ increase the good un.
dsrss al,nglna With reciprocity Of IN
tete-t- c.lrnlstrd TO eeeour .ge. and u Is
mot ardenuy 10 be hoped that nnthing
may rsnsp,re 10 interrupt, The rrlano,s
III aB,ty which il Is 60 obviously tie 10
llcy al both naions 10 cuIIsa,e.
A question Of much Importance sall
remains 10 be adjusted btlaeen them.
Tie territorial limits of the two Countries
in rsls,inn 10 what IS conmnnly known
% the Oregon trrrnory, suil remain ~
dispute. The Unued States would be
a. ali times disposed Ia aggrandIze Them
selves al the Expense 81 any other nsuon;
but whlie they wnuId be restrained BY
PRINCIPLES of honor, winch should govern
tbe conduc, OF nations as well .. Ina, Of
ind,sidusIs. from seI,ing up demand for
territory which does uo, belong 10 them.
they you'd ss DnwIlingly consent 10 a
tutrtndrr of their r,ghs After the mos,
rig d, and as far IS practicable. unbias- ec
examination 81 The suhj,cl, The U. Sale.
have always contended lat ,heir rishus
ape Tisln 10 The entire reginn oi country
lying IN she Pacific. aad embraced aitsiD
he a,.A HI, DO. Il
lthude. This clam being cuntro, cried
by Great Britain. hose who have ptered-
ed the present Executive. aciua ell. no
doub,, BY an ,atnesl d.sire to adjust the
mster upon terms mutually ssu.lactafy
10 both Countries. have caused To be rub
milted 10 The Brunch Gorernmt nj. propo.
sitl"ns Tor se tie ment and insi adjustment,
which. however, have not pr,ved hsrelo.
fore acceptable Id It. Or Minister al
London has. under instructions, again
Brought the subject 10 the con -,derstlnn
OF that Government; and ~h,le nothing
will be done TO romrrom,t the 'ighis, or
honor 81 Tie pnIed States, every proper
expedeai will he res0ried TO 10 order Ia
biIng tie ntgndanrn. NJ W 10 The prog'es-
ofie.ump;I"h. g. speedy aud h.I py ter
Dinstrnp. L. The mesnume u is proper
10 remark, that IN INV of oar etizrns are
e.thet altesdy estsbli.hed IN The territory.
ar are on their way ihIt,er Tor The purpose
% Turning permanent settlements. While
Others are preparing 10 follow; and. in
view II ,hter facts. ! musl repeat The re-
commeRds,i"E eortaiDad in presn,u. mes
ssges. Tor the est4bi.hmeai ot military
posts II 'uci,. places. IN the i,ne Of itaVei.
% will furnish securitv aud pfo,ection To
our hardy sdyeniurers sg inst hostile
tribes "i Indians ,nhahilng ih".e ex,en-
sise region. puf laws should also folio"
Them. 81 m"di6-d as the circumstances OF
The &c may seem 1" require. Uhder The
iuharhee oi our Tree syslem ot govern
snen', new rePablirs srede.tned % spring
up. NJ no di-ian, H. :. on the Pacific. ST.
mi.r in p Icy az, in te. ling TO those