The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-18

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tnrlpaed. aid holds OF hls hsna. leg
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of ek0Fss, lie sats snyshng aud every
.thiuR-assh, Esh. al especially lsnia.
"The chief Essibie oreupatsnn ol The
Irpsra il 10 smass hims.iis and The eiiY
81 Mexico. 10 l'naenf pssee. doss noslaek
etesa smusensnIs."
ANNEXATION AM RS c0NsEQUES.
GEs.
Some II tie difficulties in the way Of
1hs anns xailon of NJ, S,ea ~ lie unned
S'atss-n0w, - &c behave. seriously
Contemplated. ere sHeRg:y p.eseaisd BY
, Washington correspondent vi Ihe Nss
NoEk IleT.ld. lie sag.s
- Bul suppose &c resolve upoa This
plan ri progressive al eapaEon, and eel il
successfully established. end proclaim
the Il e Republic Ienil"ry of lie Unlied
SlaIesl Viii Irn years II such eccupa.
ion reduce tie people 10 Submission, or
& erminsle item! Handy. But suppose
IL durs reduce them To ,eEns-how Is The
Territory In be divided be.ws en- the Moth
and the SyuIh! Upon whaG footing. 10
cmzens. are The P'e.bald, nesro.m,xed
mnngrels e Mexico 10 stand! What he
games of tie eluEeh and lie church pro-
prftt! law are We 10 blend an sxelu.
slEe rehgi"n With freedom Of religion!
boa associate lie iwn rscGs-tae one .
compound Of the sh; c tribes Of the
N"r.h, The other a mixture OF Ihe dark
fsres 0i the Son,hl What hue, What
l,nge nj c"lounR. what line Of shadow.
what shade # Complexion, shall designate
lie Ire Whit eimzenIrom the fIee'bisrk--
the slave tom his master, lire to Us are
PrsseHIed msup, rattle difficulties To the
admission vi M xieo, and it, sub vision
into STATES on footing with The rest oil
The States oi this uuion.
"agsin. On The dsclsraIion Of the alb.
sorpIlcu OF Mexico, We assume. a. . first
psoposr'on. The pay fsixty million.
Ia her British creditors. The extlngulsh-
mss' ri Tie nationality oi Mexico would
MT 0hlneraIe HE nstlonall,y nj that debt.
And We doubl not The United States Gov
ernmenI would promptly assume il ss
righteous inheritance with the - il TO " Lirb
Il Is attached. ProfliDg by our example.
Great Britain might negotiate with Spain
I"r itei.le Of Cuba. giving The Spanish debt
OIL fo'iy millions in part pa, mint. Spain Is
poor, aud Pslmerston threatens her. Cuba
lies alongside oil Mexico, aud poor old
Spain, fearful VI the inroeds Of American
anne xs;lan, might be induced tn make The
most oi Bad bargain. Could The United
States permit such transfer oil Cuba! Nol
a. all. II would never do. War would
then iail"w--s continental war, which
- - Al,s. Al a. liz aish Irom
the conI'nent--ircm Mexico end CaliiUi.
NJ. and Oregon. and tie Wesl India isl-
ands and C.nsda; but where should We
be lonnd hen the smoke had cleared
away! Uni'ed aud ptospeFous!-or diyi.
ded and involved 10 debt! .. +
= But suppose We we're 10 buy the ISL
and III Cuba and satisfy all foreign de.
msnds in the purchase! What are we
to do with The hiack i.land OF Hsyu! II
would he a troublesome ntishbor, and so
Would Jamaica. and, 10 lea, We should
have to annex them all.
" We believe in the wars Of God. We
believe In his $, persi.inn over the acts of
men and nations. We believe that he.
IN his infinite wisdom. So mysterions tn
Us, has permitted this var with Mexicn.
and lime will deseIqpe his purposes
I" man. We shall he held responsible
i"r our arsTire, or We shaI. he rewarded
I"r our magnsnImity and SAVING discretion
We haze Ia th In the Constitution Of the
United States. Ii might be expanded over
Ihe Continent; buI stretch j, ton abruptly, |
and II may snap in pieces.
z" We approach The line OF compromise,
lie line ol discretion, and the line OF peace.
We mean the plan OF def.n-iye line, 10
p'op"s"d by Mr.. Calhoun. If no. The ex. |
'ct bnndary.) lie line recommended BY |
Gen, Taylor AID rn,lm.ed by Commodore |
Pety, and Various oflisers Of the army
md navy N Mexico. len thnusaod men
would defend it, and a rigid blockade Of
he MEXICAN Pnris would a, least paw the
"sts OF such blocksde. and perhaps go
~ 10 indemnify the expenses Of the line
! armed orfnpaiion. B tween the Rocky
fountain chain and tho P.rlfir, auhe, |
rom The Paso del Nor,e, or from Monte
ey across, there Is vast j, scrt. winch
Would need no garrisour, bpcsuse The /
"nntty is pninlAbited. and tmpssssble N
D army from the southward. The Pa>I
'fe blockade and Gen. TayIor's present