The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-16

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fssassalsas. the nexl srssion. hs sOlrd ~
The g~0raais are bsf &c ne. ard ihese are
faeis. II s0Gsrsiiess1..l wlli real ths
votes. 49,
NJ. lIaasegsn rsnsFked: wsE pre-
ssAa, and did ~ E0ls @ The lrea:y.
NJ. nsywoos. No d0gbG Of il; but
fressus o. shsent MS Il ~ sane No
. ngls sols ~as wurih having upon The
srrliy: Cor every Indy knrw IN he Sen
sle. slssasi hosn tls beginning. that ihs
sreasy esuld nnl pass. The SsaslOF Will
simis shaa. 1hsn whsl bass Tor his
shsrfe i lrfsl
n ne seeona place. Mr.. Presideat. The
fssolalioa Cor no1iee. &C. % ursssH was
rejected a. that sesslon-teloFe the BALI.
more Convention mel h vas Fiecsed
BY ayes AM naes % The 2lsl Of March!
The Convention met on 9Th May Nos.
whai does he Ne. asor think 81 his charge
&c .Pnaic faish. Punic fallh -
Ia The third Plarr. every Democrssic
ssnstor save Gwo-lhe tvo from south
carolina. lMessrs Hueer and McDufiel
--voled Cor she 0segon I'LL upoa The less
vote IN he Sraass q the session whsn
Texas wss passed iiireugh by The Ssns-
soI's vote. rhe Senator from h,dizRa a.
mai session held Texas in his hand-his
single handi Without his vote Il coald
not have passed. Oregon lacked but
one rose 10 save il. Texas but one v0le
% Kill il. What claim will he sci up
for sagaeiiy. and uson what grounds can
he make Ghis ehargs against he South.
~hea be had nnly 10 have made the pas
sage Of the Oregon bill a sine qua non
10 his vose Tor Texas. and the thing would
have been d0ne--b0lh would have passed.
or nellher. The Oregon bill must have
pzssed-always provided. he enuld have
cot southern Senator W make such .
bargain with Mm.t lie bad but Two Sen.
slors to trade wah. Cor all The rest Of Us
voted Cor the Oregon bill wiiaou, price.
That be did not drive bargain for Ore
Con 10 no concern OF mine.
lMr. Haywood here spoke Of Mr.. HUI
Ger an absent friend, whom he loved too
weel not 10 vindica,e against uHjust as
pensions. anu be was shout 10 proceed ;
when
Ma. HaSSEGAS Al cnee Intercepted hin
BY expressing tie higes admrs,ioo and
rsspsei for M Huger. and disarossd oil
sort Of intention % inpuie 10 him an act.
OF even thought. Of the slightest dishon-
Or as 1aan or Ssnstor.
Me. HAYWOOD eonnnosd. That 10
enough. MIR President The other hon.
e,shle Sensisr. iron Soulh Csrolins, Mr..
hcDafie) 10 here. aud very able 10
.indscste himself. IL he thinks il 10 rtqs,f-
ed. Bat Turn 20 higher ,opes. This 10
not . pleasant one.
Mr.. President. 10 coming 10 the ron
illusions have, which have been express
ed 10 The Senate without e,zsion or dis
Trsse. sTa6gslds The Excessive department
81 the Go,srnmsnt. / tsok no counsel o.
Gress b. isains sIsngth to uske me recede
ffon the sx'remesi claims OF my own
sauRary. Were Il Mexico, or aay snIl
vsskef or moe distracted GIvsrnmeut,
i'll kuo~ my o~n he,E'. would densaud
no nsrs from il than would insist upon
sGs'na Crest BIiIs,n-our rights. our
houcrsbls rights, peseesbiy and in lo'e.
Fron neither, and rom no other Govern
meat in the world, would take what as
Rot honorable Tor my own TO drmsnt: nor
r. n war With any nation for either .
profitable or an Improbable wIoag. |
must be psrdousd, therefore. for giving
alteranee 10 The sentiment. thai an accuse.
ton Of this kind sasins, our own Govern
nsui was usithsr JUS. soh &c. nor patriot
ie. The rest Of the world vii be easy 10
persuade, with American SeAstnrs TO in
s.rucl them, thai our country is mean
saoush TO Cypress the weak. and TOO cow
srdly TO ASSERT our sights against the
strong. Gtea, BrIssia ~rIl rely fad IN
tat ID she b. lls'ed NJ motive Ior sur
rendering AL! OF Oregon" without q
fight. e,en Il 1t should become psce.ssry
for her Iu 6ght Us single handed for il.
Sd. heisrr God and The S-naie, | do
shjuts and Ieprobsie he sentiment Of hs-
ired {, any nsiion az moiise for going
back no further thar The offered compro.
mise.
The veneraied man w',ose imsge hangs
constantly before us. and whose name
should ever b. his eulagy IN an Amerirs al
Senate. George WsshiagIop-tn his las,
eords I, ihe country, ial2htus tha, A" the
ma ion ~hIch indslses towards another
hahito. Il h,,red - IN some jegr sIay.;''
and the ID elIaiion Of American Iadepen.
dsnce HIS sanc.rfied II a, > political max
ion Of ibis X p"bIc. 40 hold Grea, Bril-
tain. Sc ss hold the rest Of mankind,
ensm'ss only1 in war, but in peace
friend" Thare 10 nothinp that has
tempted me to forget. aud nothing shall
dri,r me to violate. the counsel Of ny
uniry's fsrhes. nor this Fundamental
maxim Of free American institutions.