The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-18

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said 81 my speech thsl il xas q spesrh /,
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] Ne. Hsansgan sid Il was quils inm,
tsaisl .hssher The Ssnalor hon Nor
I-rolias gave daFses answer 10 Mr.. H.
laqaary or nsL Tie Senator had ssid
mai ahsEs was no mesalng IN Isngusge,
no truth % man. &c the Psessdens had sny
shese eommsllsd himself 20 die line q
80 40. Nc. III. would say, 10 lsFn, Ih.l
lasse 10 rs'thsr a.esuing in language. 40
lrush IN nan. Il he had not so committed
himself. and Ina, in language shang as
that oi the haly book itself. Before 1hs
bsltmats Convention met he stood alrea.
dy eonmnied 20 the whole Of Oregon ap
10 81. 90 before al lhs World. Mr. III.
soald 60 back % the year 1854. and call
me SenaIof's attention 20 Mr.. Poke re.
ply 70 committee Of the citizens Of GIN.
eihnasi. Their inquiries referred 10 The
snnexailan ~ Trxss; but, IN replying,
Mf. Polk volunteered opiaions m regard
10 Oregon also; and this While he u,s
before The nation as . eandidsus for the
seat he nov occupies.
In reply 10 a Question % 10 the date Of
The lesIer. Mr. ". said IL vs.. lhs 23d
April. 1874. EMr. n. here Quoted the
letter. Here Mr. Polk expressed the
opinion that the Union ought never 10
have been dnmembered' by the sepsr..
.ion Of Texas. Did the speech OF The
Senstor IRON North c,rollns sustain the
principle Of this derlsrailonf hIr. n,
would leave 10 10 The world % cav. |
lie further quoted the letter v here i,
declared ne oughI 10 essert and hold our
right Of dominion over the whole terrific.
y OF The Republir.1 Who defined ,h.
limits OF Oregon Dad not the President
iiuself.-GMr. II. here quoted the fol.
owing passage from the Presldent's mes.
age: "The extraordinary aud wholly
nsdmissible demands Of the British GOV.
'inmeni, and the rejsciion 81 the promo.
iiion made in Difference alone 10 what
lad been done BY my predecessors, and
ne implied obligation winch their act.
eemed TO impose. afF.rd satisfactory ev
aehce that no compromise which the u.
tied States ough, 10 accept can be sifsc.
ID. With this conviction, the prono.i.
on Of compromise which bad teen made {
nd rejected was. by my direction, sub ,
squenuy withdrawn. and our title 10 The c
hole Oregon territory asserted, and, ss IN
believed, mainisiasd bv irrefrsesbIe n
CTS and suguments. What did thi.
ngu'gs meani The offer OF 490i VIVA, i
'mpfomise could he make shprt of the d
ussssa lane VI Va 1U'f Hiu uu nus ss- ~
ri oss title 70 be sleas add ind.spas,ble n
The country between 49o and SIC 40'l d
esides. Mr.. II. held The language OF the v
,cretsry Of the Stale 10 be vittusiIy the b
nguage Of the President; and had no, 10
q. Buchanan clsimed the who'e ierrilo- p
up 10 540 40'! He had. Mr.. HI. here G
ad from the closing part OF Mr.. Buchan- oil
Is lssi letter to Mr.. Pzksnham. Mr.. m
here declared that a. was shllt ot.in- "a
u OF the Pie,ident that our title was the I
81 10 Ihe sorld 10 the whole OF The ter 10
ory. Did not the Secretary here speak W
the PiesIdspI! And did not the Pre- u,
lent see this doeument before IL was I'll
nj! And did TO, the President sdupt W
language as his Own. and plant him m
I upon $40 40! II vas his own doc. p
ns-his own position; he planted him pI
{ on So 40, aud nothing short Of ,ba, re
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MIR. ii. well remembered that Mr. Polk ia
j not bsen he own 6r.i choice. nsr SO
II Of The Senator from North Carol,ns. be
'ither Of Them had preferred him for 10
office OF Chief Msgi..rs.s. They Of
III preferred another: but he Vas hap co
10 see tina, Mr. Polk had won his way or
last 10 the regard Of the Ssnsior as 10 in h,
CO him to volunteer bis defence sgains, hI
J attacks Of men who never made any, tls,
But Mr.. H. would here say thai IL The ne
ssldent had betrayed The standard Of VI
Baltimore Convention 10 us enemies n
he would not do as the Senator fram 81,
r'h Carolina bad lhrssteued to do be
q his back upon che Pre.iteni-(far he 1t,
her 10 supposed the President would he
e but insle II they both turned their re,
ks upon him but l,e would denounce
n 40 recresn. to his own syowsd pr,n- Je
ls'---sscrsan' to the welgh,y trus, con-
I'd to HE hsnds--recreant to the gene- .
10 confidence Of the American ptorle. =.
/. Ill. would not on that account aban. '
his. principles, nor ab.le one jot or ~
. Of The den,nd he sstup to the " hoIs '
Oregon. He would speak Of those who ~
IN the language Of truth aud fearless =,
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The Senator from North CaroIins had ~
ierIaken 10 give 10 The Senate the lam 1,'
ge al The resoluuon Of the B.llimors r''
INVENTION on the subject Of Oregon: ~,
understood him as prole.sing 10 read y"
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