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

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's'T'r m fire. h. Senate far discuss ON, . q
ia Il ,isruss u ~ the ralmrst m.nnrr.
AID Whta IL lTue grounds are clearly srsn
ard understood. W. shall rome 10 the con.
clHs'on to- aseii = war VI possible; hut IL
no, hal We shsil he united as Que m.n IN
suppH, al the cououg.
Mr. C.'s rfsolvunn. we're then read ~
L'.lnws:
Ic.slvei. That dc p LENT or the United
Sases has power. hy md with The a,lvicc ard
oonaolt of tte Senasc, 10 mufe treaties. pan,d, d
iwotni Is uttl'e ~co, :" TER tut oncnr."
k',o's"h Tat i'r Lower Of making treatcs
en1I'cs taat oI Hing aust ing hnun,larie, h..
iTcca the &" rit',", ami y's,r- IONS ol the Unii,l
st1ic- aHd tao Of o,lcr Powers. in cases OF con.
ilG,'as rl4lms between thcm in rei,renec 10 the
same.
Rc.o'Scd, Tast, hoNc,c. clrar Ihcifclaims may
he, in tieir oa'r'on. 10 "sae ropni,y included
wihn Inc paa.c'> Of TO pnd So iu' north la,i.
tude, and cXteudiag 'front.' Roxy Mountains IN
Tire ra,iic Ocean, known a. the Territory If
Otcson, tac-r now cyjsts. au,l have long existed.
conflicting ci3;q,s 20 The possession Of the safne
tc,wc1a them a0l Great Britain. the adjustment
otwbich have ir"E fcqGcn,ly the suhicct Of ne.
go,'a,ion between The II paclive Cove nments.
Resolved, ihascioc, That The President OF tho
United States has rehially the power under tho
Con3,GgiicUs By and With The ad,cc and consent
Of the Sena;c, provided lhsi two-l.ds Of tho
mcntcTs p.cscat concur, II . lust by trsaiv the
ellims of the Two eoanfes 70 the said territory, hv
fixing boundary between their respective possess
sia1s. @ $50
! Resolved, Fiat he nre.dcnt Of ibc Uni.ri
Statesin renewing the off,, inihc Split of peace
and compromise, 10 es;abiish tie 49lh DECREE of
north latitude as iBe betwcen the possessions Of
the twocoanlliess 70 thea sail territory, did not
.abandon The honor The character, and the test
Interests OF ihe AIleHcanFc1pie,' or exceed The
power vested in himby Tie Constitution to mako
treaties. ~ -
! Mr. HaSSEGAy ,ohstrtejEiha The two
= Gtst propositions of The Senator from
South Carnl,na be Supposed would not ia
contested BY aoy one. 4 nrstwa- sisted
in them. vas reclcc,lv cnrrsct-aI Is, Tor
oce, at least. entld hage no snrioi OBJ, c.
lion ieapy tiiing tial ,hey containst. As
! fhr the rfs'dfe, huveveF, they presented
matter.lnr serinue tonsnielatien. aflrss,
with him. fr they ltectiy 60, n cted viii
The pFineifiesz whirh tie lad lard down.
6II,s oGty iaehir'o al present, howetfr.
! wss 10 mike few remarks IN r. olyA,o
what TAD failea lran the Senator. Il an
South Cstohna, uhe ttsa taxed thar the
resola iahs m,rednrsl ii htat. fMr. HAN.
lNrGaN ny imrl O. I'D !. I: any rate. roa-
~ VIDA rers"te anoatae Ptesa Mt ofthe
! tlaaed Staiesa SIR, (Ssi4M-. H. Insd 70
f'nt"gilPn q easing censore upon The
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MIR. CALIoUS obsereeilhat ballad no,
irh.rae,l she SpnSt,r With sny such in:cn.
t'on. lie hs'i merely sid its,, h, i'm.
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a. Mn. iiA<NuUAN PES ,l,as,l. The. Sana-
tar "opth seet;alnly nnt leny tia, abe
~ bile s~rert,ol hing h.d cbanse,. >,nce
lie. 'ime .wise0. III cease game If he
pe,eMps"fr aus .laost ins len, refusal
W re Ran>h.rero;is OF sof tie pr.nnsl.
t'oa tot assitvisloe. Il ale ~ h taralrI.
1hAt proposition IVES wak,lrswn b. The
Ge'ethacai Il he Ufaied States: but if
i wers nnls.o, II ai*any t,nnp and upon
any qaesuoa ne. f'un,t huself titFerins
from ihs ESecq,ive. he was a free man,
aud eutitd tosthe free rx. rclser Of his,
own opn,on. A. d ah"reb re wss the no-
hHcai trend Of The Pre- ,dent. and exrec-
ted always 50 roc"nuane. vt if The Pre-
sideni, IN any cLcaSi"n, should assume a
grhoai ,shiea he co,ld not endorse, he
Claimed fcsshim>eIf the same right. and
he weUii exercise it, to express his optn-
ions, So the President had e. communicate
his own to Congress, without in,e, d, O,
wishing, or desiring tn cast any Gems II
upon HIN. He was the teptesentatte