The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
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ia sksieh e ne Es1a.ks e Mr. Web
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a.sstea Thussdsy sEsn'sg = be bos-
On Cay Clsb:
-Psbaie ap,nion 10 now s@ske. ard
eresf pgiaeiPlss are csru.sed rssrf
shers. Ssars he Osxsnirsii0a 81 car
gasernmrni Ihfas nsseF ~ss a ereaaffds-
s.re l0s . sysea q ~iss policy. We
giant haneEsbls peace. or. II need b,
hanas4hae wsr. that great Questions nay
hs senled. We xant : government 81
suardisn kindnsss-of psrrnial eaEe--noi
sahsessisr i0-moFTos e ahsl sss done
q day. The people mus insist upon
settled eornse Of reasonable policy Oae
nf the nanoas seross Ihs .atsr has say
iag that Ia Ihis day Ihe schcnlmasler -
sbsoad. 0as sehoolmas efhss been sbrasd.
and has lspghl % sone salaisry lessons
We musi farh oar rulers 70 bold Our
rossrnmenl in trust ca rs. ] think see
Ihe dswn % = brghsss day. We need DOT
moarn ossr ~hal 10 pssl. bot lel % line
prove The psfssns. and Iaok fossard 9Th
hope Coz me future. Local d,sunions are
giving say before the eHlargemeal Of
risvs and more cslhol,e spH'l. When
shs south give. np, the nnrIh mpsi not
bold bark ~ seeunag national Tsnosn. '
have con6denes 10 these views, IRON an
exislsnce Of strong. irsadie.bls. inc fIarea.
Bile attachment 20 the paion Of The Slstes,
Which exist in The north and The souih,
Irem the sea 10 The Mississippi. Ard
,hi. is our only hope. Il was The States
IN Uaioa lha, declared ~ free, established
the CONSTITUTION. anil carried opI The ipf-
nation Of . government with 30 MUCH glo-
W aud renosn. Union holds up this
roaniry 10 The gage nf Other palions 30
The most favored Of Gods creation among
men. The Wings are bound 10 preserve
The union. Let Us pursue conservative
course. II need be, making gresler speed,
bot We must not run of the track.
aIa conformity wiih these views, gen.
tlsman. 1 give yous sentiment: The Con-
sli.u,ion Of The country. and the Union OF
lhs Slales-many thsy bo.h be peFPelv.
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Mr. Webster retired, amid prolonged
cheers. 10 The FOom Of The Boston Clay
Ciab. Gov. Paine Of Va. afterwards adj
dressed ihem al their own room. in an ell
cqaeni speech on our Union. and The dis
union on The tariff. currency, AMI other
public questions, among our opponents.
CoIScrDEScR.-Mr. Van Barren, in his
Texas le,Ier, quotes in support OF bis own
We've. the following passage from Pre-
sident gaekson's last Message:
Bot there are GirEumsiaaess IN the
relations a( The tao countries WHICH re-
anire % 10 act On this occasiau, with
even more lhsn our uonled caution. Trx-
as Was once cisimed as . part Of our
properly; and there are those among our
ei,izeas who alwars reluctant ~ abandon
8 al claim. csnnol but regard with solicit
tude the pro.pecl Of The Fe-pnion Of the
territ 1y 10 ths country; = large propor-
ilnn ofIIs eivil ned inhabitants are emi-
grams from the Uni,sd Sta,es. speak the
same language with ourselves. cher sh Ire
same principles. political and religious.
end are hound 70 May oi our ciIzens by
,ies OF friendship and kiudred blood; and,
more Than Ill, il is known that The people
ef that country have Instituted the came
form of gov eminent with our own. and
have, nee the close Of your last session,
opsuly received on the acknowledgment
by Us OF their Independence, 10 seek ad.
MISSION into the UnIn as one Of the Fed.
ersl Slsles: The sst circumstance 10 2
matter Of peculiar deIicacy, and force:
ppon Us considerations OF the graves
sharscier: The title ei Texa. to the Ter
rItOry she claims. is identified wi.h hel
independence. Sic ssks NJ T. arknow,
Ledge ,hs. tile 10 the territory. with az
a,ovea design TO treat immedia,,ly ofit'
transfer to the Unned States. Itbecouei
Us 70 beware Of too early movement a,
nm,ght subjertus, however unjastly, Il
,he Impu,s,,on of seeking 10 establish tn
ella ms Of our neighbors {, a territory
with view I, its subsequent sequniuoI
BY oorselsts.'
Toe reasoning here il identical wit
she opininn expressed iu Mr. Gays lei
tr: he says
Pine signal suceess Of that Rerolu
Iion vas greatly aided. if not who'll
. srhleyed, by ciiizens Of the United Safe
who had migrsied TO Texas. These SUE
eos, IL they could not always be preveH
ted by the Gogernmeni Of the pniIe
Safes. were furnished in a manner. an
IN an extent which brought upon u
same national rsproach IN the eyes Of a
Impartial World. And. in my opinion
they impose on Us the Obligation Of scru
pulously avoiding the imput. ,ion Of hsv
Jog insligstrd and aided the Resolntio
With the ultimate view Of territorial az
grsndizement:a
MR.. kENsEDY'S LETTER.
In introducing TO its readers the letie