The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

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s0n ~ Pf0lssl Tag ths@. It's Pasha
ahieh to esslss-asass So ssisbiishsd
as IL m ssau.l seespsBey, ne .sPea
aelsi0 psilss - saDs u ihsss Essy
psopls: 10 EhfTs.are cane sishia he &c,
ne 4 pTiassp.ss s'e-ds lail dssn. Ter
: slshilshEaeus III thai easiam-h0ese -
"a ss.efti0h UIsnsersignly asd arisdagliat
aser caFPus hIissas i Hss - asseaiAns
Of nesilsF OEsE l. rs1s OF Santiago. o. sng
poinl On TIE 4 0 De- More. Il lhis COS
loh-honss nllr nIsl hsFs . Eslsr bsgn
daET, oae eoE.d hsEs bssn i0nnd I0r !
nesTrl Ilsza the 70 c~l NSEls. Hag lhes
ere msTr preIsIls, sod pfsira1s lao snss
lIsfseiOry esel 3, he PsesldGEl's iTlsnA
on ihls aSar. lsnne thsy have g1ns 10
search OF ulhsr seasons Ia jas.i.y me aet
The supposed sHsiFal limits Of Texas
under he treaty By which Louisiana 80
sequlIsd. and The Texan cshslIluiisa Q
ls36. are appesltd -. ~ show that shi
Rio Del More was ~ ihass Tss. seiist
e~Iss TIE boundary IL Texas. II il sufii
cIsni shsEeT 10 the ffsl position 10 szy
tasl, Il se seenuei 10 lie RIO del NoTIe b
the usa'y Of 1893. ~e eesisd 10 Span -
lhe rouulTy wsslofihe Sahineb BIS the tIes.y
oil 1916. We have M otter claim 20 me
eaunMy in dispute han such - We ae-
qpued Ihroaga Tho Texas sRRsx lion reso-
luIOa. We are tsioppej b. our own dset
iTom claiming under Ihe treaty Of IS03.
As 10 ihe second pnsInOn. IL is suflisIsni
10 say thai The Texan Constitution Of
1886 ws, an assertion Of boundary - Licb
size never VAS sble 10 mainlain; IL Was Z
Law 10 nobody but herself; and that ws
expressly refused 10 acknowledge IL sne
10 maiuIsIn il ~ the Tesoluuons Of annex.
siIon. shish. BY lLeiT terms. lell The qns..
ton Of boundary open. Texas eouls
nei,her acquire ,ennory nor deprive AM
other people Of lerrl,oIy BY her Cons,Ilu-
ton; hsr title Va, the sword. Success.
IUl rebellion gave her tile 70 oil The ,sr,i
hry she conquered BY her ANS. aud nc
more. is confidently asserted that shs
never msIuIslued jurisdiction for DAY
over foot Of The cauBIIy washed by Tie
DEL E"Tis. It's undoubtedly eonven,.
-nt boundary. And l should be gsalifipc
10 zee the lower Del Nore especially
made western boundary of The Sslt
oi Texas Whenever IL csa be justly and
houorstly accomplished. Bot, Wherever
and Whatever may be The boundary OF
Tsxss--R he iher q be de.erI or river OF
moun'zIn--sre q s.tn ne 10 be de,srmins q
By Crnsress and not BY Tie President.
II zee ssncirn this sei OF tie Presiden, VIC
oepr'Ee ourselves Uf our eossliOIionsl
power over the questions Of peace aud
wsr--ve are rtereant 20 our duly end be-
usy6uf Mvst. five yield 10 The Pres.
dent This right 70 march The army OF the
United SIsies to The RIO del Nvrle, With,
IN twelve mon,hs iiom this day, upon
precisely ihs same principles, he can
march u 10 The parallel Of s e So 81 NORTH
istI,ude IN Oregon. That ino is dlspu-
led cosniry. Dor boundary in that coups
W snot dshnsd5y ls~. Our peace with
England siil then, upon these principles,
b. broken Al the discfelloa Of HE Exeeu-
i've a s
The President also complains, with
great justice. Of the non payment Of GER
tain admitted debts due 10 our citizens by
Mexico. and of her refusal 10 adjus, 9th.
er elaine against her. These complaints
are well founded; bur they furnish no
justification for marching our army to the
Rio del Norts without authority Of law.
II 10 the duty Of Congress 10 determine
in what way these wrongs shall be re-
dressed. A wise and generous people
will no. be over has,y in going TO var for
he collection of de5is. We might do
well TO remember tina, many Of the States
of this Union have not maintained their
public faith in manner Satisfactory to
their creditors, and several { them utter
~ refused 10 make any provision FOR their
public contracts, lie, The recollection oil
our own, delinqvences moderate. some
what oar indignation at similar faults al
our neighbors. We are not in condi-
iion 10 demand blood as the pens ~ for a
suspension Of cash payments.
For these reasons | was opposed TO the
preamble OF the war bill. | feIt il my
duty Notwithstanding these objections, 10
support that bill. because it provided men
and money Tor the succor Of Our army
aud the defence Of The country. All pro-
per measures for these objects will con-
time to receive my support, and doubt
not the support of my political friends.
The duty Of every citizen is plain. The
Presidents war is adopted by the Repre-
sentatises Of The People. II is now lie.
gal and national war. Every patriot
now will give his heart and his hand aud
his purse 10 It's successful prosecution.
The Wing party here an throughout The
nation are ready and willing, now as ey-
er, to defend the Republic from every PEE
ril, whether Of Executive usuIpalion or
foreign aggression. ~mea
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~ From the Raleigh Star. .s@@
Mr.. SHEPARD AND THE RAIL ROAD.
The aa,,y tastlers in this ae.l,an nj III.