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

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a Re laid ~ sElirlrs Inn der essonlry.
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"a Slsns. lbs sdmitlasg ne prinragls
las ; hlrh ue ennlshd. that euiiss s's 81
Isn paid b. lhe laEs'gn producer. sna H"I
81 10 sonsumsf. II essry ronnsry The
psal.sIi,s syslsm Exists. shd re cannot.
~slheul great disadvantage. dispense si'h
t.
Mr.. Gsshsm nsrl spoks en the Veto
pawsr. sna lhsn paid dessrssd rrsT ct r.
he rhsr.rtsr anil servers 81 NJ. Clay.
A.s TeEss. Mr. g. sa'd. 4 I'll sthsr
suhisels xere IL m iRpostsnre compared
wnh Ihal. hrs oppnnsnl oUihi 10 60 Tor
Tyler That ~as his measure. and lheE
eaE hI not n deprive him Of II. Me. q
is against he Treaty; tot hat he -
again.iTs xas rnming lnls Inc Uninn . len
she ran do 50 wilhnut rnlsIllng MAR upon
%. and rsqnir nc vlrlation Of nnr solemn
Treaty wnh Msxina. and sacrifice Of
our hanss as . nat 90. lie denounced
In the strnngesI terms he ART II Mr. Iy.
Ter IN sending the Army and Navy 70 the
Texas snd Msx,esn frontiers, - On unsu-
Ihnr,zrd lew &c war BY the Presidsni
al.ns. Equally dad he eendemn The Pre-
sr,lsn,'s dncirIns lhai T.xs. VAS ours I'll
the Senate REJECTED abe Treaty. lie
scasted the idea Of rs.annexing fexas.
~hen the Treaty conveyed an. immense
Territory, including SAINTS Fe. chihu-
Anus. &c. that reiihsr lhe United ) ales
nor Tex.s ever had ashadn~ II claim 70:
Territory enbrseing seseIal Mexican CT.
lies. which have always bern m The quiet
aud und,spuied possession Of Mexico. She
sull rlaims Texas, and aur gn,etnmenl
aud Texas have Tepealediy acknowledged
that Mrxien is waglng war for is recoy-
ery. ID is true ne might take Texas oy
force. AMI IL might be very convenient
aud desirable 10 have il. And 50 IL m,ghI
be. eonsen,sn, and desirable ta me To
have the lands Of NV ne'ghbnr who will
oafsr thsn myself. Yet IhsTe no right
10 take them. and should dlshonof myself
BY dn'ng 81.
He showed the difference between the
condiuon ri Mexico when we al empird
10 negotiate with her for Texas 10 1925.
and that Of Texas nav. And above I'll,
insisted opnn u, iha, ali parties have Off
rIslly sd,hl,ied The sxis,ence Of The war
Mex CO Is wag,ng Cor The Ieco, cry Of Tex
as. whirh she clans ss her own ie.rII-
~. TIE Eugfsh MInisler has eIpress-
Is declared that Englsnd has no idea a
interfering viii Texas. II this is true,
il 10 perfectly Satisfactory. II not tue,
IL will lie the proper ume for Us Ia inter
lere. when we fud il untrue. And sup
pose we possessed Texas. We should h1V,
ETH o frontier beyord il. more rem"ts,
more diilicLl 10 defend. |, " much
more exlenrve, and mere | kelly tina, We
should then be annoyed through Mexico
aud the next step would he IL Ike Mex
leo als'. L,t u first ST. our own. hon,
IN order. improve our own great nat on
an 10 due tine we shall have Texas
! with, ul sar. AID Without = vlnlst,0n q
honor. He =. juice that ibis VAS not al
together partv qnesi'"n, and that "ne a
| tie mot able aid lnllneui al 81 The Demo
cratic parry, Mr.. Brnion. had taken .ir"n!
aud conclusive ground against the Trea
ty in speech lately delivered III ne Sc
nate.
In confusion. he sad. that IL his I'll
low ritz.ns should tlec, him G"serrcr
I he would devote his tune. aud whsteve
lie possessed al abby. energy. and 10y
+ aty. In the ihurests ui the ST IL.
NJ HOKE "ioin.d very bri ay. II
sui erdeavnred 10 make raauaI cut q
Mr Grthsm's course IN reg .rd 10 thu cler
unn BY the pfopl'; when lie did ~
sihe slt'g. tI,er isirly. And this "
thought The "nlv uni4uhe.s 1T lis Who'
4 speeches. We submit Il 10 him. that
Is nj right 10 change hts opponent vii
hostility T. a measure which hat nppn,
! ent showed ronrlu.iv,ly he was dec,dtt
~ ~ f4vor If We doubt not that m,
I mtnt's nf' c,i"u v II tsfy HIN IT 'h''
ard induce hm 10 d,op the su' jtc'. II
added some further remarks IN regard I
the T,riff. snd 10 the Expsn>ts ondt
Van bnreu's administration. The emo
nous sm"urt al the latter he attributed
|. ex ra"dinary causes, such a. the Ford
J war. Sc. &c.
| Mr. GRAHAM replied, that .hcre h.
indeed been vpIv eat a"rJInary st,te
) things under Van Buten. Mary Of b.
Off ters had al exlraord,rary l.abd ii n,
. Distinguishing between the government
} money anil his own, and sumo had an p,
trsotdn .ry way Of running uH with III
| pubiIr funds. One had carried off the 2,
: trao'd nary amount Of a million and
quarter ii dollars
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