The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-09

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sntsrtd into. | believe. By our1HQuest,
and certainly doae sith oDr consent,
Which convention was 10 continue Ter stn
years. aud 90 ssser. That roavelllsn
wss ssni 10 The Senate. with I'll the cor
respcndtnes. and u wss at ked and sp-
prossd b. sols o: syss, 80; noes, UUIs
--aH . EnI,-h T.
He found ih.l This convention vas net
satisfactory; Bal he Government sf tbs
Unitd States grew ANXIOUS 20 settle aHd
adjust The line Of DIVISION tetweep u and
The Europesn GOsernmtnis elplming 4. r
risOrisl rshls west af The Sony moIn-
talns. Russia and Great Britain both 49,
serted nights there. Russia IUrnishsd
pretty strong signs oil The EmpsIos's in
isnsion 70 maintain hers against sll The
world. The American Government. fai-
ter long delay growing out Of our policy
iouards Span, whom ss did no. wish 10
Offend by setting up onr claims prems-
iursly, j finally aeetdtd 10 . proposal Of
opening negotiations with Russia and
Great Britain about 1924, for . line Of
compromise. Our Ministers acre insiruc-
ted 10 get this line adjusted upon a CON-
prcmi.e with both nations 81 The sob pa
,alIsl, and We hoped u one time 10 unite
Great Bri,sin with ss sgainst Russia. Bus
Grsa, Britain. although 81 10, oceu-
PAM" with us. managed her diplomacy
better Than thsl, and Alter The ULi,sd
Safes had agreed With Russia 10 sbsndoa
Ill our rights. viz: 3" not To settle" north
81 The parallel Of 81 deg. 10 min. bis Ma.
Justly the King Of England, DC. made q
separsss treaty with the Emperor Of Rus
Ella, and took 10 himself large share Of
what we had surrendered lOur 81 deg.
10 min. friends ought TO 60 Tor il all back
again, according 10 their doctrines, and
perhaps England, with Russia 10 help
her, would favor US with fight, and that's
something In our negotiation Of that
convention with Russia, and in our Of.
'emps to negotiate al that time with
Great BRIAN, The American Government
yielded up her claims between 81 deg.
40mIn. and 6ldeg. unto Russia. Whist an
unconstitutional and disgrsceful cismem-
berment y And the same old compromise
line, substantially that y hich the President
re-offered in 1915, was rendered TO Great
I eIlialn and decliEeJ--Urged and refused |
How ohe's American blood bu,ls al the
thought Of ceding an inch !! The treaty
with Russia, which, in The siew OF Sens-
tors, so d,shonorsby and unconstitutional.
ly dIsnembered the national domain. flor
the benefit OF crowned heads tooD was
submitted to the American Senate, and,
with fUll knowledge Of the correspon-
dence. The Sensie approved IL all, by q
vote Of ayes, 4lino. L! ..-m
4" Who was il!" exclaimed several
voices. Where was be irom!"l
Ans. Rhode Island. His name D'Wolf.
All BtiiIsh." save one.
In passing, the Senate will suffer me
to say that this treaty with Russia vas
made within the very year succeeding The
famous declaration Of President Monroe's
Message against new European colonies
on this continent! Made by him. |, is of
itself contemporsneous construction OF
the meaning attached 10 that declaration.
Attention is due 10 the names of The for
ty-one Senators who approved of il!
There are illustrious names in thai. list:
but | have not time 10 60 into such details;
and il had. The Senate would hardly
have patience TO hear me through.
The President further found that our
importantly 80 6x upon the line of 40 deg.
ss compromise was again manifested 80
soon as the convention of 1918 was like
" to expire; and that, in the correspon.
dence preceding that Identical convention
OF 1927, which il is our presem wish to
abrogate by nouce. the American Min
lister was instructed TO adjust The con,ro-
sersy at this same line OF 20 deg: and
the convention was made only because
that compromise line could no, be got.
fha, correspondence also was laid before
The Senate along With the convention of
1927, where, in despite of the opposition
of my honorsbis friend from Missouri,
rMr. Benton, and IN defiance oil his pre-.
dIe,ions, the convention was approved by
a vote of ayes at, noes Z.
The " BRUSH" party seems to have
been snll strong party in ias American
Senate! The names of some of them
stood high on the rolls u Democracy.
and some are now in high places. | will
not tax the patience OF The Senate by read
ing them over,
He found that, under the Adminislra-
lions succeeding The ratification OF this
conven,lon--slI OF them-Adam's, Jack.
sons. Van Buren's. Harrison's, and ~.
ler's too I'VE made no complain, OF
Grea. Britain about Oregon. and sounded
no alarm TO The people To prepare for q
reputation OF our Owl offers 10 ccmpro,
miss an inch below 81 deg 10 min.;
bu. quietly submiued to let things remain
as they were, until October, 1913. when
! The Message informs us that our Minister
, in London was authorized to make an Of
. fer OF compromise similar to those made
; by Us in 1917 and 1927; in other words
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