The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-08

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- lhsa essiss ard lssnnrrs @lih osr
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se.pers. sos ne rEasd sd g.nsfsu. sP.a.
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his prlas. sd hs q leasssr fass easoy.
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promptly l0sgisss % iassls - d'sis'Pse'.
neFfEs
A. % lhs I.ls lrssly. ! shsvid hass 70
ed sgsinst ss.-
GO. Berauss me Psesideai ard Sensis
Of Texas hsd m la.t poser 20 maks such
treaty. The PseisdeBs snd Ssnsle saa-
aaa ehsags fhe most unimposssai law;
smll lees can lhes change Ihe great 90.
e.nic lsw, and sEeseise Ihsa poser shieh
shove al Others requires The sesann olthe
people. where slane sewerage power fe-
sides--ahat al esding asay heir shole
seBnmy. and nefging iis rxisance - an
Other Power, The rover oi The Pres,
dent and Senate il under the Government
and Constitution 4 Texas--net n sbro-
gsls that Government md Coos iIatsoa.
This. Il will be sid. ia MISTER VI form
more lhsn u substsnes. Frens are oilsn
sery subsianhsl lhines, and essta'nly no
foras ere of character more sarred Than
those ~hich ore provided iar acts al such
nserilvde % lhe transferring The entire
Sovereignty Of ccsniry. Could the Pc.
.i.Ient and Senate Of the Uhiied States do
such an aes! n not wha, 10 the dIdet-
enes in lhe l~o ea.ssi u nay be. IN the
more degearsEe dave Of our o@n kspub-
lie. thala eonnpi President and Senate
may mskr SUCH irsa,y With some iossign
Poser. let Us NOT seknoslrtes ihsi
such sn act wrsld possess any bineing
obllRaton. II 10 no snswst 10 ihi. 70 say
thai there 10 M dnubt ihat The g'eat ma
j"niy Of The Ts,s. people spprove 'he
ues,y. Woald an edicl ~ the President
alrnng the pensl ls~ in The District Of
Columbia hsse The suihotisy Of lac With
on, regular legislative enaeims nj. even
II every member Of Congress aud every
se,er IN the United States approved uh
%. The nssty 10 objectionable. berause
j, is IN effects derlsssIion Of ~ar wrhnu,
the action and appreciation II The House
Of Representatives. Il will not do 10 tell
me that there is no yer. haze i"o Te
Gently seen NJ Eic.n esslles filed With
Texisn prisoners; triUmphsl psncessions
with banners wsving whtch had been u.
ken IN bat le. snd men wIthihe blood YET
fnnnIng iram sounds received IN those
btles. Aud Is il really true that there 10
no wari ~ is IL, on the eonuary. true
that the very exieeneies lnio whIch Tex
IS 10 thrown by that war constitute the
main indueemenl TO this lrea'y. iron %
apprehension thsi The necessities Of her
postum aud her insb,liiy To MAINTAIN hrr-
cell longer in The conHlcI will force her,
II We do no, come 10 she rescue. o. throw
herself inIa Tie arms OF some other strong
Power! Por an answer to This question.
let ans Imp.rul man read ihe c"res. on
denos between Judge Upshur. NJ. Van
Zand,. and Mr.. Murphy, In a nole Of
9Th Of Angus, LAST Judge Upshur Gays 10
Mr.. Murphy:
"Itis an inpT'sni thing In England h
obtain an influence over the policy II
Texas: and the present siiusIion 81 tina,
county offers her e'erv encouragement
To make The airmp', P.es.ed by an IN.
rrlen'ing enemy on her Dor et,. her tea
sury exhausted. and her credit slmnsl de-
slroyed, T'xss is 10 a condl ion To need
the support Of olh,r nations. ard 10 OBJ
tain II upon trims OF great hardship and
many sacrifices to hersslf II she should
receive no cuuntenanee ane support from
the Uni ed States. it's nut an rxlrnsgsui
surposnion that England may and vii re-
duee her - sll lie depend, nrs of a colnny,
wIthou, taking upon herself the onerous
duilFs aud responsibilities Of the another
country"
Whence, unless from Mexico. is To
cnme ,h's terrible pressure upon Texas.
winch IL 10 have power 10 induce a peo-
pie, n'ne-'enths Of whom were ho,n 10
This Iree Republic, with all their 1--we no.
on'y Of hbeIty. but Of republican liberty.
t. sacrifice all their enthusiasts for rebup-
iIcsn institutions, and Ill the cherished re.
o'llecuons o! he,t chldhpoj. and a. ove,-
come ell the deep-roo,rd prriud,ces
against monarchy in all lie fo,ml Tex
as h.. no quartet. and is n. like II haze.
with any other Po yer. Wh. It other IN.
rlen"ng enemy is pressing upon her Dor,
de'sl
$50 lar as this Government 10 con
reraed. II has every desire to come TO the
and OF Frx's IN the m"s, pr"mp, aud ef-
Tee utl m,nner. How lar We stall be
supported BY tie peapIe, | regret 10 say.
10 sornewha, doubtful.
"feyas has Cor s,me time prs, been
IN condition 10 need thu AID and pro
lection 1T cone stronger Power. She
ought not 10 have d ,ubled that the 9, m
raItirs nf his country we're altogether
with her; but the want Of power IL the
Government has prevented Il from doing
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