The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30
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Ne. lnssrsali against BE. w n his
sPseeh IN EstFasFy iasi.-shs hirh.
Il lTus, must fnreter disgrace in he
eyes al Ile weld. ID lhsse ges be-
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Mr. H.. / nsan in he Senahlf NJ.
N.h.tsT's Grsi calling en Ileseulass
Tor lie ollie al documents. ndsnon -
they cane into the Ssnaie, sp.g iGio
nosl SHE. powerful. eoREina seslll-
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,ask GA those Who hal seeasssn. or
the failure oi NJ. IagSTsO.l sEenils mpi
10 jvsli'y ar Prove The origin harges.
twhirh he hsd a. Ersl prufrsses sblli-
~ 10 prove. but Of his now lrling up
new charges.
! II seems lsaid Mr.. ID there's err
lain prediction uttered m lie 'se ,hst
tie hnntralle gentleman from nnsy'-
Eapla would he sraI lied m lhs late. II
such ~as the prophecy, do lhink
thai il FE0'ed 10 be very ecIret Scar
fed! What i, ,he meaning Of word!
! think The gentleman very ioihis 4 he
! e. d hims,lf only sesTiied. loes not
signIly Iha. a man j. 10 be CRUSH anil an
minated. hut only that he IL receive
such essugaIi0n a. will not lie much
whole skin upon his body. Il spsei =
Gle renlnded me rather # snlelhani
iresdirg ssUrdcr the limbs OF II slclim.
That Ihe gentleman hiss suEv,v il My
prov, :, a. sad, lis cohsummi tbilny
and powers Ol endurance.
dS not wonder SAID NJ. Dilai ih'
honorable gentleman fell some Va offend
cd; but. well knou ing as | cid II gentle
mans POSER 0f slnquenee, wil,nd ssr
ca,m, land certainly he WAS % of IT,
last whom he would wish 10 nit ss a
adversary: ! expec'edlrom hla trillian
dis Jay Of those FACULTIES henIhcsme Il
rely. aud that he would in soneway .,
tempt TO sub.lsntiste the irual ihns
chsIg' 5 10 Which the Senator lion III ASA
chusets had replied with so uun inLig
matt power. But a usl confess ly gTeI
surprise whsn the gentleman. in irad {
This, rams before the House. AID in
written speech, without denying I've ,rul
Of any thing the Senator had iaii. CAV
the House to understood that tie SenaI,
from Massachusetts, il not cullyoi n
chsrses originally Prelered, wss publ
de!auller.
My surprise Issid Mr.. d. was grea
for had expected something very die
eft: but. as the gsnt!sman's resolution
inquiry had bern offered. | considered
my du'y 10 vote for il; thought il due
Mr.. Webster hinst II. and to thar ansulli,
chsrss ter which he has thus far etioy,
that every friend OF Mr.. Webster shcu
have voIed for that resolullon; for | W
confident then, as | am confident not
thai, let The investigation be preserved
closely and as rig'dy as il may, his CHI
racler will come out pure and without
stain. | proposed an amendment 70 I!
resolution, and had that amendment be-
all rptrd | should have been satisfied wi
the resolution .s modified. | was tor hs
ing the inquiry go further. and finding o
what other gentleman hal been gully
an improper use Of the public none
whether any part Of this secret ser'"
fund had been improperly made Use Of
The case of Texas; end II so, how 81
where! But the very gentlemen wi
we're go very earnest in favor OF the res
luton as Pile d to Mr.. Webster. and wi
seemed SO eager In drag down, fpnssibl
that great and distinguished man, won
not and care not adopt this amendner
| say that they dare n"t, Because, though
vas obviously proper, they voted again
Il. | can conceive no other reason I
their vote than that they dare not let
the light nf Investigation on those Tsnsa
tons. They could not say that the inqr
ry was no, as proper in,he one case as
the o,her; henre infer. and | think vi
the country vii inter with me. that tht
we're sf'aid that something would cor
out which they could no, meet.
Mr.. FARAN. If the gentleman will ma
a charge Of corruption in the case Of I
ANNEXATION oi Texas, / will vote for a
solution Of inquiry.
Nc. Dixon. | dill not rise to ma
chstges, and besides | AN not one of {
fasorei few Who are permi'ied IN pr"
round the secret recesses NJ the Stale II
par,menl End read the hidden recor
which are not subm Ted ID vulgar eye
| should mol be aided by the nnderlings
the honorable Secretary prosecuting al
such inquiry. And il it were Otherwise
should blush n be found mouslng amo
the secret archives al the Government
ge, the matter for an attack. The gen
man from Pennsylv,n,a was thus aide
and on yesterday the honor.rie gentle m
rose IN his place and offered charges of
entirely different kind from those whi
had been so Indignantly repelled in I
other House, and asked the authority
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