The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-15


AfirE hsEiag gsssn > gFrsi ersa ~ sitsn-
ton % ths snhjeCi. be I'D arrived - ths
eoEEsrlan iasl Il d. aNi bseams tie S.
nsgs - snsrEiehs - ne @stssE II pEssen.
lie hal . Ers-an~eas - n6asnre In the
Prrssde~S. ed insssaRrh =. he eahsI 10
una II tie sauHlTy I'D roh'esEsd % han
the powsr Of eOhdurlins Ihr nsgali.iiass.
lhrFsiaHe. uull he ssH TraPsE u ra'l o.
The 80 u ne SsnaHe. or uhali he SFEsse
Iho1sht q Incamh~ni 90 thsm - aisiss
hia = Surrender - rss,Ii .iiss :. I'D tie
.1tlsr e ,hauld he lrsnsieFIsd "a ahe Ssnsie
isEinn.asly. ard lie ENssuase should
haF~ ~.slasd LIS h-nds 81 Il. he s'sEushi
Until sh,s I0ok Place ahs 80 ae ~Onid b.
-eling ahPTOPsTiy 20 IaisTefs ~ ate act
isT. Bat Hhsn oner lrgllssisie y i'sRs-
fruea 10 lhe Srnsle. hr W"si5 nrn b.
ready. n Ihs l0ss Ut cuRhIk sad tie iesf
OF CD. IN take pars in the ss,llsmFnI 81
tie guts sea. But uunl ten lie sAaS'd
oppose I'll PIocs, dis g ~hirh ~oLli hsss
The sasel either ol stRsnnng nr ~ land-
ing shr prssideRa sending ale nsg"I's-
ions. In sskIrg the IensTk he rld noI
mssn sEy more than Hhal Tie SrhsioT
iam SauIh csrnlIns hlm..li meant ~ Te-
f-Esner 10 the orgihal re-. olslion.-rame-
~. that esnsurr might be undsrs'o".' &"
be conveyed BY ims lie .ll"n Ih-. tie
passage Of . resolution d. Glazing Il . sI.'-
ls'inn Of h"nOr In suurrdsr sny pII II
Ong.n vas an Implied censure u, nn the
President who had authorized pI"pUsI.
ZION iOr such surrender.
lie "a. on this graund. .d,srse 10 The
original resOluIIobs. snd he " qune as
much opposed 10 the smendBsnls; be-
Cause lhey might be eon,iIered "a csh-
veyihg a species OF praise which he vas
not prepared 10 admins or 10 the Presl
dent. When The QUESTION should come
up heresiteI, he InIendtd 10 make no
non ~hrch would. II il prevailed, preelUde
al further proceedings upon The subject.
He intended TO move that The whole sub
jeci be laid upon The table.
Mr.. CALHOrS disrlsined any intention
Of laud ng the President, nor did he ac-
cuse The gentleman ir"m lnd,.na nf any
intention TO eensure Tin. IL wss very
csIt.In, However, that the sense Of the
5. nsie. when taken upon the original re-
Solutions aud Ihe smtndmen,s. would
sho~ very clear:y HE views enter aimed
Nth reference ID the settlement e the
Oregon difficulty. Those Who agreed
with the h"nor.ble mover # the original
resolutions would Z, jeeI I'll further neg"-
i1uons: those on the apposiie eide would
he disposed 10 continue the nego iatons.
That was the whole amount Of the mat
teI {; and his sole reason for m"vIng Ihe
amendments was that the SENSE OF tue
Senate might be July 'sstn.
Nh ARCHER said il seemed To him To
be matter OF no great importance Whist
disposal the Stasie might fnslly make
Ol The tso p'oposiiIoEs nov b'inre them.
He considered j, eli, hy Of consequence
as displaying The siess entertained by IN.
d,y,dusi Senators; sud he merely rose al
this lime Tor the purpose efexpre.slng his
profound sauslscuon al the course taken
by the Distinguished SeuaIOr from South
Carolina. He had had occss On 10 expre-s
hIs views upon tie subject Eefe'olorr.
lie came here lmbUed vi apprehension.
hut he hailed the alu,ude taken BY tie
SrnsloI as an undpubted omen of peace.
And Why! They OF that side Of the
House found on he other SIDE members
enough 10 sustain them ~ the ground
which they were gong I" take.
SIR, Laid MR. ARCHERY when | speak
OF peace, d,sdsrn 10 say thaI the word
msaus no oiher than an bnnorsb3z peace.
II there are any in tits Sensis no are
willing 10 make any sacrifices 81 national
honor, they will not. after such deiIn.
quency, dare 10 exhIbit themselves in The
face Of The popular Indignation which viii
meet them on all slier. Sir. The good
and bad men here. n there be apy Of ,he
.lauer description, wcll equally befaEd Z,
concur IN this. But ~ho ever heard un-
al few days ago thai, The honnr of the
country was involved! Was 10 PreeI-
deht Jackson sedulous enough for lie
preservation of the honor Of the country!
DGrIng the eight years OF his sdsz R'strs-
uon IL was thought no dlshonor that HE
Gogernnent should allow question of
thts sture 10 be srb,trated. What has
produced so great change nov! Are
we more sensible of public bonr than lie
wass are we mnrs sensible oil the public
bouor ihanour predecessors in The Cow
erHment Of ibis canHiry! SIR Ihe,e Is
no di.hnn0r 10 the further Conduct Of
pscfEc o. EQUATIONS. Nav, IN my Opinion
there wAl be more honor in combining
the negotiations than tnIntesrupingt them
by hs.ty and Iil-afsised conducl upon
this Aoor. What IS The aspect ~hirh We
should present 90 the cOuuiry. supposinp
The case reversed, and The question
brought up in the British Parliament, and
language of iosGl, and contumely indulged
IN! Wood any one under such lrr tston
be disposed 10 listen to cosc,llaioy Terms
OF pescei We ough. not. then. TO do
that witch, # done by Others. We sho,Ad
be dispersed 70 resent ss the highest ind g