The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-23

H.. % iRaeiae he solatrR.
ukiIsa epan this satlrcE-bsing &c
nj I'D. By he appe.ranrs lnfs he no
meet a aanfker lfiiea from 6elsrllJsrk-
500, IL Inc perlinsriiy wiih whih be and
etl.sr. hare main,ained that. IN be nego-
slalion md ennrlasian 81 ths lrrafy q
1919 wilIrSpain. TeKas Was ashnnjusily
q unwisely SURRENDERED 70 Ind P0Eef.
and fkurfsTs oashi % be nor frlaimfd
an.l rr.snnexed-We cannot helgFApfess
ina our surprise that nnne Of thof friends
of Gen. Jackson WIN rely npou " aUlho-
ri,y Cur this siew of The case. hoe taken
any nolire whaleser las Ear a. be have
hear.l) ol The pablieslion mad By he
. ersonal representatives Of the late
Presilenl Monroe in Inc Naiiont Inielli-
genrer oflhe 2zIh Of lasi Inonih. n which
il i distinctly aud emphaiirally saiedlhat
he boundary between the Unisl States
and Spain-lhe present boundaiybeiween
the United States and Texss-lsd the
writlrn apprnbalinnnf Jackson. tel Eers-
ed in The localities. !" &c. But lrpis quote
The exact words. appars nily vel weigh
ell. af that qualification. rs lollosS:
III Is eminenlly due 10 The memory
Of Mr.. Monroe explicitly 10 slse thai.
in the execution Of the high d<liss in.
.yolved in This measure. be did rpi fail 10
avail himself0f al the lighis which pairi-
olism and experience could shednpon Il.
Ils provisions were The subject 4 friend
sIy consultation with Jefferson and Madi-
= son, names identified with no concession
unworthy of their country: and DE poll
sry dictated. ESPECIALLY A. 20 SbrspA-
'Ry. has The Triffn appreciation 81
Jaokson. vel. rersed in the lccaities Of
l. q territory 10 whirh they refer. ihsnlaiely
the scene Of military ser, ices dis,in-
.anished by high personal responsibility.
i. which gave hlm new claims lotke CRATE
: nj recolleoiions nf his country.
\ at will be apparent. nor is there any
disposition 10 cnnce j The fact, thar these
remarks are the production ola near per,
i'sonal friend Of Mr. Monroe. se'lsifirefO
! .the further progress Of error. and i'm
spelIed by sincere desire that, in doing
sinslice 10 others. al least some parton
shi uld not be withheld from him. Die
sla,ed by conyirtlon Of right, they arr
\. offered IN spirit OF moderation and can
dor, inviting the cslm consideration ol
. all. controversy with none, but dis
'finciiy CHALLENGING CONTRADICTION 'on'
arg. Tie materials on whirh lllry are
fnanted are taken from q depository
.tainIrd with no selfish considerations. and
regarded As Of sacred trust. Dedicated to
the carse Of Justice and historical truth,
! they arc preserved to promote at the pro.
per time The full triumph Of both, and or.
'ly accessible now, when just cause Of
complaint seems To EXIT llia, The just Ii.
init. Of both have been seriously lnvad
ed" aa
Why, We repeat, has no notice been g..
Ken Of lLis public statement, apparently
- w., I..~- been made by those
who claim To have the authority Of Gen.
Jarkson TO support them! No, that il
would, in lie view whirh we take Of the
case, in the least add 10 or Letraci from the
force Of the argument whetherlhe disput.
cd fact xere settled in one way or The 9TH
err; because we stand up for the faith o
treaties, AMI hold all arguments Of Interest
or cow, nience in The way Of excuse Gu
violating ito be utterly unworthy and un.
becoming civilized people. But those
who are able to compromise with iheiI
consciences on this head. upon the idea d
the existence Of some lingering remains O
half.exiinguished IiIle-why do not The,
call upon the legal representatives Of the
la James Mon DE l"ra sight Of this writ
ten appreciation by Gen. Jackson Of tl,e
act OF that g.ea, patriot, for which it ha.
suited certain prr.ons TO hold up Mr.
Adams, The Minister who negotiated the
treaty. as mainly responsible! Let CO.
py OF this letter be demanded aud pub.
lished, tina, We and all the people Of this
country may know what is ihe Truth in
, regard To this matter.
|, pl thC oktts-i sutJtC uICii idNt trcU
pied the attention Of the two tlmses oil
, congress during the last week. line need
|; he said in addition TO the notice ALREADY ia
ken Of them by "ur Reporters.
T That which has ia he Senate atrac,et
most attention is the bill concernng the
Smithsonian ln>ti ute. updm the Ieqaest
accepted by the United States several
/ years age from an enl ghtened anI bene.
.ulent Eugli>hman. The knot Of ,hi.
t question is, in uha, way can the Intention
, Of The donor 10 diilusp knowI' dgeamona
: mankinh by such an institution Ie hes
r accomplished! The opinion Of ,heSenate
, seems tn faS"r the plan Of Mr.. ;hoa,c,
. for building up here, at The sea, oflhe "a.
: tional Government. great Publf Libra
| ry, I" be open 20 all the world. with suc!
!. adjunc, means of diflusing information as
f may be deemed adj isable. y he suhiee,
: has, however. for the present, beer recon.
r United To the Senate's commit,e, who
!, We trust, viii soon report 1t bail; for The
I fund beqneaihed by Smilhson las been
: alrea Y tn" long diverted fromits legal
? use, and il Concerns the national character
that il receive its righ, app,oprA,,on be.
fore The close Of the presen, s,ssion nj