The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

PsASaea4le nefiods are great AmeElc
msasarss. wharh ina Consenssoa rsea,
asnda . he rorti.I suPp0rt cf ia u
noeHaey Of he Unass.
Tins eommiIlsd he DenaersIie ear
20 The shois Il Osseos-sseFy Isos 81
Let AR S<nalur rise IN he rlsee, aad /,
- What quarter q he Union a Q Games
Texas and O'sgoa had not fawn. O,
~ aide. apon he Dsn0efste bsnnss
MheIsseE AI. n. bad been. Il ga. 80 :
Texas ssd Orsgon-0rsgOn and Tssas-
slsays went iagslher.
Dad llas Senalar l.om NorIh CsroIi.
later himself ILaI be could yin she A
Plsuse Of The Dsnoesslie party. and Bin
ahs'r eyes. 90 he seemed 10 think he IA
neklsd ihsIr care. While be Withheld lsoI
lLem he substance IL ~hsi shsy We,
eonlendlng ior! II be did. ne was grsaI
mistaken. TEXAS and Oregon xsrs 10
measures. and they dwelI loselher 10 ever
American heart. With sll ~ho had son
fsr Tex,s. add kas he YES isldl 10 Tsrs
itself. ihs tsoRsaes fosled together on \
The Demecralie banners. And now, = hc.
"Tsxas" "a, admitted. when lhey ~,
stretched faslh their hands add seizsd o.
one Of the iwo and secured the prlzs. d,,
they mean 90 turn about snd say ne mean
BY /" Oregon" jus, 20 much az II q v,
should sller~aIds choose 10 glss VOC
Thes l'llls knew The people of he wesi
u they even dreamed that they we're 20
INC 60 be uamplrd upon in this way.
Lei gentlemen look 81 their own re-.
corded votes in favor Of taking Up The Ore.
con ball n The close nf The Issl session.
and then lsi them look Al the language q
thai bill. and see il IL did not propose 10
AXE possession ai Oregon Up 10 So 4O',
alter giving unqualified notice 20 Gres,
Britain that the Convention must cease.
Az that time We held Texas in our
hands; and this VAS test question; and
every man IN the Senate voted Tor n save
the Senator Who sat there. understood 10
refer 10 Mr.. MeDutfis,I and Tho peerless
liuger. Aud that most excsIlsnl Senator,
lHueerl had afterwards told him. tina. ne
had voted in the nsgsuye bec,use !, wa.
suggested 10 him that unless he did 50 The
rlsil and diplomatic bull would fsil which
vas then pending; bui on further conysr
ssilon and consideration he wished 10
move decentralization Of the vote, bu,
no friends would not consent lha. 10 should
"A
Re done. In the House Of Representatives
'uI four out Of fly SsuIhsrn Demrcrs,,
lad voted against the bill. These we're
ne reasons G ven TO him why he should
os di'IrusI ,hs South on the question OF
)reaon; the results wera now maui(es,,ng,
themselves; and let the speech Just con- I
luded by the Srnaior from Moth Caro-.
na show whether or nel he vas Justified
J his jI,t.ust. Il
The Ssnstor pat language 10 The Presi.
rnrs mouth which Mr.. II. would here /
nleriske 10 deny; not lha, no appeared
, claimed no such position. He only
blended the rights and. personally, he
ould prefer doing 10 IN behalf Of the hum
est man IN the county than Of The %
u. But he would here deny Tor The =,
resident what the Senalor from North
arolins imputed TO him. If the statement .
the Senator was true. and the President
cant what the Senator understood hin
mean, then he was an Infamous man. ,
he gentleman from North Carolina had !;
ID The Senate that, in the message, there
ore. here and there. IN various pars Of !.
"stckings 10, psren,heticaIly. to grs- !,
y the ulliaisps Of the country" but
inch be never meant TO carry out. The :,
Gaming Of This could only be that the !.
esIdent. 10 these 7" Stockings ill.," en- -.
yed false and hollow words 10 hide his :
al motives and purposes. Whist vas :
10 but deliberately aud wrlfllly ieceiv- .
3 the country. II this vas true il must .
on come to light; aud then wha. mus,
his fate but dI'grscel The story of bis q
famy would be circulated from one end :
The land 10 TIE other, and his per fidious !.
urse would sink him in. an irfamy so !.
ufound, in . damnaiion SD deep, that the !.
nd of resurrection could never reach i
m. A traitor to his country so super :
lively base need hope foe nei her forgive !,
IS from God nor mercy from man. !,
T. II. cared not if The Senator from Z.
nth Carolina was charged with mis- .
ss from the President; or whether (ss ! !,
sh'uId suspect from the dogm,ticaI I,
lie Mr.. IL. sometimes Displayed here Z,
made these assertions - on his own I;
'p"nsibihts." i;
M. Maugum here called Mr.. II. to or B,
r. d. - -" !,
M. H.nnsgan Immediately spoloRized, 3,
ing Thai, If he had used language .b,; 81
Is dIsrrspeciful 80 the S-na,e, i. bad no, D.
IN his intention. He would no, know b.
,ly forget fur moment the respect due I
!hs boty and what he owed to himself. de
would endeavor to reply in The spirit %
lch the Senator from North Carolina VI
sepea edly prof.ss.d. declaring Cha, he Al
ant nothing personsl VI hile he used the NJ
'ne'l language. u
The Senator had told them that the Ia
'niry hsd been agita'ed from one end th
!he Other for the cake Of /" putting small Al,