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

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81. 4 IN snasifsssnI ~hslhsr he reso-
lna,aas b. nns lsil BPnn shs sabis % de-
sEsssd = large. Add | rus ilIs Ssnsiass
go bath sasrs III Ihe chaa,beH. hos CO
Il sossibiy b. II sRy lmPa'lsaors Sup
pose he srsaiuiinns .houid Re lad uPan
he lahls. in r.-ufsrai,y 18Th lie uOsaoa
~ tie SeRslaE fnm AnIlh I.rs.lins. d.aes
n spl Posr lh.a all iRIsHuFl ihF progress
s.fIhs reRsidsraa on u Ils snhl~rh nis-
rnss.oa H.nss ts.Rs. ard | hsP~ c all
eoas: iaI { sn ersIaisd 10 iiRd that I, = II
not Prudrrs . .aunllsE dsgFee II sisTn -
sse eaunuy ~ thsl ~harh = debate lev
dsys ag0 pE0dassd.
Ma. ]. NJ. cLNrOS thea rose srd Oh
- Feed thai lhs SrhsI.T lIam A.Th csra-
i'm. bad s-na he aopld anse ~ l.y IhF
While slhIrri uPnn lie table. lie sssuIs i
gial tonnTahis Srh.IOr Ih-G whsLeteF be
id -. h,s u.n ion ,hUuld rec, ihe - lest
sne ulisI sul- b. sides lis eva. lie fni-
Is =. ncnIrei With him iLsi il Ought Ia as
: disposed nj. sd lhsI n VAS highly Im-
proper for lhe Seusle 10 gr"ee,d ~ lhs
disrus.i"n al this msI'er, except 10 Ia
ec.t yE :, sslmW. White negotiation 5 aeIe
gnm z ap. IL uus ed ihe S-na'or w0u j
sHttF "a ke lhe mo lnn u lieu he hsd pro"
g.n.,d. az .l-e sehn.i' prep"sIII"n 'u Ts-
a,o.r the s,hleri li"m t',r l,"glsi-li'e 10
he EAtrnhyr Iecmds. IL Snnld nrt
"sl. c. Ia the srU..irn Off heIe. i"r 'l,aa
@ss he apVtopl,le place: bat he regret
ted 1veIy stiuIl. every attempt that MAS
ms'le /" disru.s tie quesunn al tins er'sls
beire lie county. especially IL u wee
lhe ~ j-cI ef any person IN that deer 10
"prepare tie htatI. Of Ihe people for
wsT." In hrs "ptnIon the resolutions ne
ees.srily Involved an advisory poSer.
The Execu'iEe uas entitled To the inIlis.
tive 20 al lhtse matters. and u did not bs-
come the Senste n assume IL. IL Was
the duty OF the Srnsts, WHEN nsgoIsIion-
s.re opened, or were expected 10 be open
ed. TO Ssii until tie President informed
them whether he had made . treaty. and,
II o.. unul he had Prrssnled the treaty 70
then. II they were 10 express an opinIon
"a favor of the resolutions OF oflhe amend.
mems they would stand commltIed-eom-
united b. their legislative Eo'e m The, face
III lie whole county. II mus, be m.nae.t
IN every one that. ah ther they decided
Tor the iortJ .ninlh parallel or for the whole
Of oregon. Il would be prtjudgINg "fIhe
question. II they should scl upnn these
rrs0lu'inns before the Executive la &C.
ted aud had recommended acmOn To them,
il would be assuming the Inil,slive, which
I'D not belong 70 them under the COnsu-
tuii"n rfthe Uni,tl States. Put the Gaze
hh Tie resolutions wrre voted dow u anj
the amenIm' MS substituted. IL could no;
be bs very large vote, BY the Way.)
shat would be their pOsIIiung A maia-
riy would have lad az recommended .
sertlrm ent of the question by the p.ralrl
al fry nne. Aud suppose tia, the PIE
sideni could obtain belt.r term.; or SUP
pose, 10 Iae EXERCISE of his discretion In
comforting The negotiaH9n.. he should
determine to sc'epI twenty -eIghI degrees
twenty minutes as the boundary, taking
hall &C o eynn. would u not be mvol'iag
tue matter in difficulty and embarrss,-
,nent! lie w"nId not hesitate To meet
the question when presented farly aud
prnperly, but let u not be forced Upun
IheH; LEI IL come from TIE President; Tor
an him DE solved The whole responsibility.
LIT the. Senate not t,ke fon HIM aay
purtlus 81 lie r,sponsrblily which pro.
perly belonged Ia tin, nor assume his
office. IL repeaI'd thai. according 10
the leil.sr a. wed ~ the spirit of the
Comt,utInn, The S-naie had not the in-
lt,s,ive: and did not became hem 10
EXPIRE an opInlon: tiiey shouldseaye the
matter where the Cogs,i Uiion had placed
a.. 81
MIR. HAsNEGAN SAID that he enierisiu-
ed the must profound res, eel Tor the npi-
mons OF The Distinguished Senator from
Dels sare. but II certainly sremsd 10 him
strange TO hear .lrnn gentleman OF his
learning and experience TIE declHalson
lihai the Sen-ts had no rtgta 10 sumo
The IniHttIve under any stale Of fsrts. Il
seemed 10 HIM tina, the Repre>entativ- :
vi The uverp,gn States uI Ibis Union have
right T. ike the 'initlsuse upon any
question involving right 10 American
rrntO'y.s II seemed TO hnn thtre could
he no Powet brhlnd y hieh they were
bannd TO Conceal or to i,ide themselves
untIl The stripg- shcpli bepaII.d and hey
,ilnsrdtn pt0ceed TO acton. 49,
The Srnstbr from Delaware said ii
w,'uId be interfering uith negnIisin'ns,
Whaf ~ gntIation.! lad pot Che Pref
denton his message Informed them lhers
was no pr"positn,n nag pending; tha' the
isst propos.;loa frrm this Government h I'D
met with cavsI,er tfjrcnoD, AID bad
been insanity wi,hdrawn! ii d not The
President lGi them ii,at tie hrgotIat,ons,
Tor The present. a, any rae. wefe al IN
end? NegoIaHnns cDold now only be
resumed by an offer from The British
Government. for he fiji assured. from he
high and manly ground assumed BY the
President 10 bis ,neys-ge. that be ~ leasi