The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11

ihese events possess rreslrr MEMS ian
I'll slss ihsI h.s taken Elaes lhsls sinre :.
as hEs' broDghl tnass lhr Spanish yul-.
Every lotsE II siEh hbsrts mast haze
relaleed % The emanepslea sfssreD nii-
hons Of human beng. fFuB r. lt.s.l
lhrsljsm. especially when h d.l.ss 80
1hsn hea . bOndsgs 80 shiseI d a.
pIssslss as that 10 xhlrh he nsrnw paslI
ey 81 SPAN eOndsaad 10 he's Amer g.
ieoiohlss. BaE n mes be eos le..sd a n
The result esnnal stteeonir N; ,ls:ed - 81,
sRs desres 81 satisfaction. Nnlhlns hae
Psrmsneney an heI Pal,te-l msnsa., o
hss bsea siIsiaed BY Mex c.. nut.gn "a
Ihs c,RstiluuoR Ilssii. al witch ihe n,cst
sacred Nights nf hrr emzsns ar essea.
Ual'ks our can Wellington snd hIs -.
s.elaies 10 tie 6rld. tie heaLas Of Ir13-
rat iibssly SsEs Unaltins 10 sh.sIi.s tue
saofd. sad Fcq"IesGs IT. me Z. sIahls I'm
posed b. ths nss government. A.. ."ra
- occasions If .3itTrseDes atase ammg,f
iLsT, the lIw. uf lhen Own axmg wee
violated sIIlto1I eoppuheHon, md en.l
wsr IN al 1t h"TroTs burst opnu iEs c"us-
~. Tue blo"dy scenes &C inirsuns VIZ
lsnce. marked by cruelty sud o.vIss., n,
spread desOlall6n, and snrT"w lhrtusl OF
The land. The slcioriaus parry, bs.ns
Indeb'ed tor lis success to superior fmre
alone. mel with q sullrn submission an
ibe part Of the vsEqmshsd, Who only
waited better opportunity and more ei-
ieciual msans TO strike another blow ior
lhe supremacy. Thus The cOubiIy slerna-
ted between rival factions. without snjoy-
ing moment Of substantial pesc.: liable
IL al time, 10 become The sport of any
Tssslrs. and dlssffeeIed leader, who night
chonse 10 raise tie standard OF Tevel'.
A force Of three thousand men seems 10
haze been sufficIeE. 10 resoluuonlzs the
country; and wnh eight or len thousand
veil equipped troops, the hnle people
might Al any moment b. laii under ron
button. S,n,a Anna, With iotce 81 3.4OO
Gsn. oyerthIsw the federal consu'Utun,
which had been eleven sears the esiaLl III
ed government of The rspub.i", and .ut-
sthsd IN us place . central dssponsm.
Iha' struck al the ROOT of The Tree iDsiitu.
TOES OF the country. IN open offence 81
The popular ~ill. a lsrRe majority Of the
people ere SILL dfsiraus of rsclsiming
their lost rights, but the military power
10 too suoDg fur them. and they dead a
rsna@.i IS d'osr scenes that hare brought
ruin aud des' l.lion upon the land. How
Anna n .t n b faFs l4s H.
head Of the government.
In the mean time what security can
Ahets be tor lie aud property III the mdst
Of sneh perpetual change and uncertainty
With the constant apprehension Of scenes
Of violence and bloodshed. Liberty, even.
al 50 dear q price is scarcely worth the
POSSESSION; and the yrsny "i the Wee
roys night be far preftrsble To such a
state oil insecurity with the iorms. but
without ,be reality. If a republican gov.
eminent. Usder such Circumstance u
would be fortunate for the people Of Mex.
len. ,f some Anglo-Ssxon leader. iHbued
With the true sp,in Of free institutions.
should carry the STANDARD Of federsIi.m TO
the gates Of the capitol. and plant it as the
emblem Of substantial reform OF tie walls
Of ,hs, noble city, there To wave IN ti-
umph W h,le the ble -si"gsof peace a"dpros-
peri,y. under popular and veil establish
cd government, should be extended
.hroughnu. The borders o. land 50 rrhy
endowed by nature ", h ali tia, rs req,-
ste to huRsn comiOr sod hspPlnrss.
This would be rtvolunnn Horlh the
name: me rss,less and sab'toUs spif"s
that now ,n(ess he coun'ry would s'"r
6od their level. ami ,he Rsonbloc. WIS
It's exhsustlrss resources. nigh take iIs
pla.e smong The most favored end pow.
erfui nations OF the globe.
C.herico i" 1912. Pp.