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

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h.se lhs rIrUss ESr a that The Pss.idsniI
was against :. al rOnpFOmiss." bnI IA
favor sf"sll Oregon or noRs." She shall
not be pernIl.ed 10 say that Ihzs niscon-
sirUeupn of The AMeTleaa P.sslaenL Il
l.OSgk prorlnnsd in Ihs American Senate
By some S-n,ioss. "a. neither GeiSled
not e..niradieIsd by any oshsF.
This Hruee - 40 I,Ieal 81 ell; and DO
aoi eKpseI u 10 either 20 inumsd..s Giess
Bsisaia OF N sTrnd her. But hiIhsIIe.
neither III the Iwo Governments seen 10
have fsl!y eel zed The necessity al ieI-
mInstiHg lhls ss.I cause of dispute be-
lwen then. ani Of Npsuing The way wider
Tor the cultivation Of sPsrD sneni nsi'Unai
concord.
Wsslhsvsr NAV be their course or .llsir
condition. irseems TO ne Ihlt We are no
langer lsh a kSsry 10 poapons = final
set,lemsniof this whole controversy about
Oregon. The Pablo waI, expressed
ibTo1gh their immeGia,s dele q strs in The
oihrr HoU,e. d very cobrlpslse upon lhs,
point Another Presidential election. and
esery other question all b. made snbor-
dins'e 10 this one Zoo :. Oar Rights"
The public mind. slleAdy PIE, occupied
by one-sided arguments upon out nIle 10
the winnie Of Organ. w,ll be "a no .Iale
10 discuss Il; The people will be excited
and mlsled by denunels,loas against every
nan who has ine mural soUrsgs hereafter
10 doubt il, and even taught 10 call him
EC. Brush The prudence Of sge slll
be decrisd % The counsels Of 3 forsign in.
lusnee by . hired press; the wisdom OF
Statesmen wall be set ASIDE BY the slsmors
Of selfish demagogues: The lave Of pescs
and lhr fear OF God denounced By f,ctIons.
nd ' fed by seli-ennst,luIed sssoeFnions,
a. the cowafdire OF uauors aud the sffec
IA ion Of Hypocrisy. Il vii soon became
the unholy work Of an in'urisled Piry
spirit, aided by selfish ambilion, 10 crea.e
and produce 10 our happy country. ibis.
aud much more Than IhIs-sll. as ] sp>
prehend. Tor The sake Of putting grea, men
down. and exsltlng l,l,Ie men 20 high
places. more Than il will be for the pur-
pose Of securing our nsti"nsl rIghs. Sen.
siors and others ~ho would seorn 10 play
The game are incauiioUsly furnishing the
cards" All OF Oregon or nuue"--0ur
lille 10 :" clear and unquestionsblr"-
Down With the ireacherous Democrat
or Br .iish' Wing who opens his mouth
for compromise" These cries will be
so many obstacles TO peare-honorable
peace. As ws would keep the power
orer this subject in The hands To winch
the Constitution has entrusted it--as Ne
would pro,ec, The trust con ui,ied 10 the
Senate. and do our whole duty 10 The
cause Of liberty reeUlsled By law, 10 Gad
and 10 our conscIences-l think the Sc
nate should aid to bring this controrersy
10 conclusion, IN some way or other, IS
soon IS possible. Another year, and il
m'y be ion late to setAe u in peace. An
other three years delay. and II will not be
settled wilheu, dreadful conflict of poII-
teal agl'sti"Es 81 home. and perhaps a
desperate war between Two Christian ma.
lions. God drhser us from both,
IL The trusts OF this body under the
Constitution must be Carried for discus
sion beforehand 10 the Court houses and
party caucuses Of fhs land-,f we mus,
encoun er the agits;ions sne perils and
biiIerness Of "a popular ordeal. in our if-
eIgn sffsirs-wIll Not The Senate agree
that i, is safer and wiser to take care ,ha,
The plssdings shah be made up SD as TO
present the true issues! Notice or no
notice. IS an old queslion-pre determin-
ed and prjadged; and the peace o. the
country can hardly be preserved il we
suffer that to be the issue which goes BE-.
fore the country. Let Us give the notice.
then, to the PresldeB.'s hands. before the
negotiation is closed. and il there rs con.
promise. she question will % To The people
upon that. The result Is, 10 nv mind,
neither doubtful nor fearful. If no COM
pormise that We can scrept with hnnor
shah be offered now. II never wiIi be Of
feed; snd thru we shsll soon have The
whole subjee, before Us, and can take such
steps ss oil! project Our rights ard Garry
this qnasi'on into our PopuIsr elections up
On fair and true issues. Bot there | as been
d doubt exrued lest the President might
abuse the notice sfier We have authorized
u. and you be.its'e. l. there not more