The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-29

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Elll hsEeal,sr. duImg ihe pFssshI ,sssirn
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IsniisE on The pr. OF he SsIa's &c the
Gulisd States. n I..eIs be : di.po.i,inn
% Itfu.e The Isc, t'nn al Ibis re.oluu0n,
! shall e"nan' HystH with s.kng he
yeas aud NAYS 81 the bndy. in aId. that
the FesOluilun, with The sases. NAV stand
upon tie j'urnsl IS rsrUrd Of ny own
sIeSs Upon tie matter embraced 10 the q =
solution.
Mr.. cALH0US-aih l'la manner in which
the Tfs"lumon VAS Inmotured certainly
struck lin ~ being s''mss - sxusuIdi-
narT. The chairman ola commpIre tn
whom part nl The Presidents Message
had been referred, iiir 'dnets an hi. own
authority aid responsibility, as nov Ua
dersi.Ed, a 'esolnliOn relsing TO the very
suit c. referred
Mr.. ALLEN. The S.nat e ID. right; il
is my Own proposition.
Mr.. CALHOUN. I certainly think ILe
Senator has no precedent for such q
course, and ! doubt uheIh, il is not en-
urtly out oi md,r. lave The 0;hrr men.
brrs Gf tie c,mm'uee tesn ronsultrd!
Have my worthy aud gallant iriend IRON
Michigan aud the other msmh-rs Of that
tOmn.iItse hsea c..nult d! NO. sir; Il q
chairman takes up p"r'i1n of he Pest
denI's Message which has been referred
TO his eummiI,e.. and on bis own respon.
sibiliiy bring fra ard a resoluiiun ~ IT,
l'tioa tn II. Why, he night take up es.
cry other suti'cI IN tie same manner,
without consultation with the chmnlltre
at Ill. Sir. this Of i.eli is a good aud
sufIirien, reason for refusing permission
TO introduce the RESOLUTION.
Tie gentleman himself. Mr. Pre.iden',
has assigned good reason WHY It should
not be received. lie Gays II Is twenty.
one years since Mr.. Munroe made the
declaration. and It. has become the seiIed
opinion OF the American people. Tnen
Why tei9rate u on the present occasion,
uple,s II be designed tina, It shall have an
Effect upn o.her portions OF the void
besides our own! Sir, intend TO provoke
no discussion. l. know the difficulties
which surround us. ! am for peace, as
| have said before, IL peace can be homo
rsbIy preserved: and am no for rushing
into measures sh,ch may have the sflect
Of dis urbing the peaceful relations which
now exist, without h'ving some good and
sound reason FIR The adoption Of such
measures.
Sir. am agains, the reception Of this
resolution. unless Senators are prepared
To 90 on and meet all tie coli Ingencies
contemplated By IT,. II so. If we are .c
'ake this stand. We NUT be prepared Il
put fdrth all our s,renglh; We NUT be
come al once a great military republic
aud take earnes, anil eiIrc.ual TIE .sure,
To repel all foreign interference upon thi:
continent.
SIR. il would have been better TO- make
the dsclara'ian embraced in this resolumor
in reference to Buenos AsTes a. once. |
is yhe part Of wisdom to make wise ant
efficient PREPARATION before ncurring re-
spon'ibilay Of this de.ciipuon. Tee
is no dignity in such hasty proceeding
True dignity consists 10 msk"gno decia
ration which We are tot prepared t
maintain. / am utterly opposed 10 thu
reception Of The re- oluuon, aud ask thu
yea' aud nays upon The question.
Mr.. JARSAGIN said he would sbstsi,
from entering INTO any discussion upol
this question a, this time, though his dts
,nrIIna.oa was certainly noi f,uaGed M
ON anv want uf courtesy towards 'he s.
natar from 0iin; hut he was not pvepar
ed IL vote upon The receipt on Of propo
sinon of This nature, CIR he t!isl not know
what wonld be the effec, oil that vote; ant
for The purpose Of having an oppolnm.y
Of booking into the matter, he would asl
tina, the motion for leave be laid upon III,
table; and BPon that quest on he desires