The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04
OPEN.N.. or PARllANCAT.

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into immehsa.e execution hy the seiIse
eo-nper,liua ii the Isn paEfrs On the
cna.t OF Alr,ea. II - NV desire thai "u'
nrsssnl union. 20 llir good understanding
ahleh :" h,pply ex ST. beIsFrn u. may
slAaVs he nj,.yed Ia prom ne 'he In.tr-
..ts of human &. and to- seer the peace
of the snrsd. lreerrt that the c"nil'cI-
ing rl,tm. Of Great Britain and the Unl.
tel Stale. IN re.peet of she ;err'lnTy 0n
the Nnrlh Ne.lem Cost of America. AZ
though thev have teen male the subject
of ,epea,rh nsgoi4 i'm. siIil r-man IN.
ssuIeI. Y"u nay b. assured thsI No ei.
fort consistent with naI0aal honor Sha..
be wanting an nv par, I" bring ih's qa's-
ll"a to an earls sad p. AZ. ful 'ermi''stI"n.
Gea'irmta Q ihe House Of Commons:
The e-uma'es Tor the year will be lad
b. fbre ,ou Al an early period. Although
an dee ly sensible "i the importance al
enforcing ecOnamy j.: all branches "f the
expenditure, yet have beeu Compelled,
by due regard u the exIgencles al 'he
public service. and to the sI,le OF nGr ~
val aud In,l,iaTy establishments, 10 pIcp"sr
s0me INCREASE 10 the esum.Ics which
provide for their iEicIen"v.
.Ny Lords aud Geaiiemen:-I have
observed, with deep regret, ihe sery IRE
qutui inst,nces IN which the crime oil Je.
liberaie ass ,ssihsp0n has been at late
committed 10 lr.l.nJ. II will he your
duty 10 consider whether any measures
can be devised calculated to eve incTeas-
ed projection 10 lIle. and 10 bring 10 justice
the perpelrstnrs Vi SD dreadful crime. !
have TO lament that, in consequence of the
failure NJ he poistoe crop il s.~e'sl paris
IT the Uni,ed X nsdhm, there will be a
deficient supply Of an article Of fnod
which forms the chef subsistence Of
great numbers Of my people. The dis.
ease by which the plant has been effect.
ed has prevailed TO the utmost extent in
Ireland. | have adopted oil such Precsu-
lions ss il was in my power 10 adopt Tor
lie p3rpose 81 slleyiaI'ng The snHeIings
which may be caused BY this calsmiy,
snd | shall cOnheri'y rely on your CO.
operation in devslDg such nlher means
Ter etTecl,ug the same benevolent PURPOSE
a. msy require he Sanction Of the Lrg'
IsaIure. have had grea, s1tl,iactlon III
giving my assent 10 The measures Which
yuu haze presented TO me. calculated To
tx,end roE inetce and 10 STIMULATE dnmes-
| Tic Industry. by the rrp. a OF gi"hIbIt"ry,
sad The relaxation ni protective gu ies.
TIE pro.p-rou; state ol Ihe Revenue, the
increased dem aud t., lob3r. sHi tue gen
erel lMpr0y e.neni ShIch has ttken place
in Me iniernai coudl i'm f she county,
are strong tesunonIes in favor Of The
conr:e you have pursued. recommend
,ou 10 take mo your early consideration
whether the principles On which you
have acted nay not with advat tage be YET
more extensively spplrd, VIII Their il may
not be IA your 2'wer, after careful re.
: Wow VI EhS EAF'thS AuAWS upon udiN
articles, tie produce or manu- .cmre Of
Other countries, 10 make such further re-
dur'inns snd ren,ssI0ns as NAV tend 10
insure the continuance Of The great bene-
fits - which have sdverted, aid, by eu-
larging our commercial intercourse. 10
strengthen the bonts 81 urity with For
ergn Powets. Any measures which YOU
nav adopt for ellectiog these great ohlecrs
wall. / AN convinced, he acc0mp anted By
such pr cautions as shall prevent perms-
nent loss 10 The revenue, or lnlnrIons re-
suits IL any VI the great interests Of the
Country. | have full reliance on your just
and drspassInnate confederation of mat.
'ers So deeply affecting The public wei
fare. 1T is not nv earnest PRAYER tina,
with the blessing Of Divine PtovideUce
on your couhcIls, you may be enabled To
promote friendly feeling betwt en- differ.
eni classes of my subjects, provide adii-
t1onsl security Tor the Continuance OF
peace. and MAINTAIN cOaten:ment aud hap
P'"ess 81 home. by Increasing tue cou.-
i"rs oil the great body hf my people.
Ga The mex, day in the House of Com
mons, Mr.. Hum int oduced the relations
oil Great britain and the Unit-d Sites.
lie .ald he hoped The Prime Minl.ter
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