The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27


Erirari from - spesrh u geaatsr Bsnaoa. l
esintfes y srrfti sessioa 81 The senals. % /
he Texas Tssals.
Another insenlion pressed 10 % de aid
oFlan nesiy ., IL repasl hal Ssats Anna
and The Mexicsn GoseFnmsnI are ssrrrily
delighted a he snse1a ion. and s.Il re-
joss % such sdsiisrrsnes from lsauble-
somT Pforines. The cause, Mr. Psssl.
deat. must need sid which can have re-
course % N a.t6es 80 absurd and 90
short lived l. il nal kaosn that The
Msxiean Miaisar. n hen be heard ol tits
nrgoiIal'oo. 6ied an OiIi-isl aosi6ralian. by
The command 81 hs Goyernmeai, lllsl
The Tanhraiioa ~ The treaty of annexa,iun
vouli be wsr bttseen The United S.,iss
aid MexIeef ]. ri ot known hist 'hls Ma
istrr eatheiew from our seat or Govern.
msni. and eea.sd III d.p'emane inter-
course wi:h ns the in.t.ni .he uesls Vas
sisEeds 10 i not known that s-messsn-
ger has b-en .eai 20 MexIco. bssrerof .
mosi deprecsiasy letter. 10 prevent Mex.
co ffomtakiag "a billieeTeai stt.iude 10
The United S,sies;" AMI that, Tor fear OF
such attitude. dsI.chmenis ~ oUr army
have been ordered 10 The Msxiesn iron.
ter by sea aud land. 10 observe The
enemy. 10 reptl invssnn. had io protect
our cl,izens snd their rommeresi IL it
moi known that our President considers
Texas our, By the mere f.ci nj commis-
sinners ,igaing treaty, 10 remsiE so Iils.
he fejeeIi'n II TIE iresis, l,l nj~eled;)
and. 20 ihe mean time, - . consequence
of this inehosie snnrxsiion, he has slres
DIV assumed The burden oI TIE Texan var
with M-xIeo. and ordered our mditaey
land naval de,schments 10 report 10 presi-
dent Houston. and communIcae Nth
himi Are not these things known herel
and, il 50, is il not an ,mpuden, attempt
al public imp 'sui1n 10 represent the
Mexican Government as being delighted
viii ,he tresiyl Why keep Il a secrs,
from them. if they we're pleased with il!
Why despatch messenger, im@edis,eIy
af,er its slgnsture. with that letter Of yo-
lunieer apologies; and. IL report is true.
with an offer Of millions TO present The
"belligereut auiiude," which the Presi-
dent in his message of the l4th instan,
shows that ne now dread-! No, cir, this
story OF Mexican dehghi a, The tresty has
lived it- hour aud died out. II is now
dead II this place. though il may be kept
alive some days longer in remote and in.
accessible psris Of the Union. Mexico,
from the beginning, has been treated with
indignity. To ssy nothing Of The enor,
nifty Of accepting from The Texans two
thousand miles Of her old terri,ory, TO ths
conquest Of which Texas has twice prov.
ed herself insdequste--l mean in The dis
asuous expeduions Io Santa Fe and "a
Mler--to say nothing of this, the fac, Of
keeping the ahole negotiation secret
from Mexico until u was over. and then
UNDERLYING paciIy her wnh incompre.
hensble and absurd pre,exts Of l." seif.de.
fence" aad &" Eatinn'l safety" AMI :. de.
s,roetion" OF our . Uuion." was uf iIselI
sufficient to wound her pride and exaspe-
rate her feelings; and so, in Tact, il ild. II
so happens, Mr.. President, thalI have IN
my l,st of ne Sspspers nne in the Spanish
language, published in New York, sud al.
dicted t. Spanish affairs. is title issuf-
fcienty comprehensive. Nntciiso de
Ambos Mando.: which signifies, In'ell:-
gencer Of the two Worlds. This paper
Is very full in Ill that relates 10 the Span.
; ish race in Europe and A merics; and since
the commencement OF the Texas negoua-
ton has been paruculsrly full Of ell that re.
lates To that subject. ] will reed you some
passages. from which you will see in
wha. sense Mexico understands our pro-
ceei,ngs.
i Here Mr.. D. read off in English Sc
veral passages from the paper, showing
that The Mexlcans considered the secre,
neg",iati n ri the treaty as on indlsni,y
10 then, and it, ratification as war made
on Mexico BY assuming The Texan " a.;
and that, thus insuI'ei and pressed upon.
she NUT fight. aud that without consider
ing The difference be ween the power Of
The two countries. .....
THIS. Mr.. P'es,den,, Presumed MIR. b.
is rather beuer evidence Of Mexican feel
! ing in relation TO this treaty than the sro.
ries which are propagaied from this place
,, to cover up The conduct Of those whose
eiecroneerins intrigue. calculated inr the
meridian al the Baltimore Convention, has
got US into setspe IN which wehase war
red on Mexico, deceived Texas, iusulled
Greet b ian, sstaulshei the civilized
wnrld. aud d,sgraced ourselves. The pre-
text invented BY these ,ntrig"ers deludes
nobody. The sudden ruiz ol .his coufeder-
scy. by The sudden txllnrtiuu If elaVerv IN
, Texas. only ID be averted by the sudden
annexst,on of Texas. IS an incompsehea
s,h,lny " hich creates no alarm. The
negro hallucnati N is too subtle and ethe-
rel for use. |, is tao necromant C, or
M gtomsnt;c, for the nlneteehth century.
No, sir. the Mexicsns are not delIght-
ed al this treaty: at the same time, j, Is
perfectly well known, ever since The bat
lie Of San Jac,nto, that every wise man 10