The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-11

nsllon. Iar the Senai0I sse1ro lopposs.
shils hs did I'm esednis ths gshl spsEIi
n me ciEirs,s 81 ne Unissd See. that
they aishl ferl sone sslsetsnro ssi %
ssbasina'ion 10 snsfkssF holdIno high
e. rsnk lksn lheasslyes. 10 10 Be- BE-
sed Ihsl our nobls Tsylos, lhsis ssilans
WORKS Il % be btllsssj thlhs ~bo
10 svIly called The hero II The o ksislss
lie RIO Gssncs. and he whosy silh
jUsIhsss be called he hero II Mastsy-l
10 il 20 be believed that these se msn
wllI grid less illins obsdtRepf cotdi-
81 eo.orsIsIiun 10 The LsFo olsnndys
Lane. bsrssss be bsEs Ihs sine drsif-
nation Of msjoF gsnsrsl. SIR. hsl does
this in.plyl II isPlts thai The etilceTs
are ds6cienl in hat slsssasd spl VI IN
diligence. that psHiolie dssoliOle heir
country. which should bslOngp then.
and which would indues tho glad
ly 10 follow gallant leading. u1eI .b,i
name sOsyer he leader might | called.
Bot If sc surross that there esls any
such feeling Of jsslOVsy in ihspinds Of
these distinguished officers. or Ilir other
sssorisles. are ne 10 elI,nguisifhsa isel-
log hy lsking . man iron risIllie and
pSIlirg hIn Over their heads, IN snuusi-
ing 10 insX peIIsnrsd hands the lu,lss 81
q .kIIfnI mIlriary commander! Pc. think
sou there 10 one Of that bravsrorps OF
officers Tho would feel h,mssIIllsh0nor-
ed by obtdiencs 10 known sd skiliUl
officer. and ~ho would yet willlRly sub
nit and cordially cooperate ~ta eiti-
Ten, taken from private lie, sndsiih one
long sep placed over the he,dse those
who Tor half century hsse bee engaged
IN the eoupiry's ssI.Irti Sm. ny void
for il. you could not sd"pi sueasuTs
more eslruls,ed 10 break the spirit oil
your troops, more calculated 0 dssuoy
the high and noble. the gallant nd daring
spirIt which ru.hes INTO DANCE ss 10 .
bsnqusi, than TO teach BY you practice
the doctrine that the honor of IN Officer
10 not secure from degradation. Sir. so'
j,ers Will yirld TO ,slor aud Intelligence
displayed IN former service; lltr conf
denee is unlimited IN HIM who comes Il
them ~ commander coveted siih glo
rious SEARS. and cosersd by dieorsiion
won by brilliant services Iron ihs ga
liiude OF his country. Slr. they car
little for the nsme he bears; u IS The i'm
psrsonsiIon &c the hero that they regard
10 tie person oI the gaIlanI and irur col
der ~ho 70 capable OF leading them int
any dsngsr. aud demanding Of ILen an,
sacrifices. What! Tssch The officers q
your army that. after they shall haze 50
paratsd themselves from their homes, froG
the wives at their bosoms aud the ehiltIs
Of their sHechons--sller they have gon
into those hidsous wilJs. under the burr
ing Gun Of that Islal elImse--sl,er the
have expused themselves 10 hazards and I
Isa.e, that the jusI merd as.E ssell-e.rne
shall in . momen, be swept away an
disiegarded! lie this the irestmsnt ~hic
you propose Io~ ards these gailsn. men
Sir, a. | have said, il u 10 the mere il
,ention OF this bill 10 ensbls The PIesideI
to confer The title upon the present con
handing general, II 10 idle. u 10 ussles,
he will regard IL as mn compliment. lib
TILE Of ms or general which he no~ bear
has been gained regul.rly in the ser,iC
of his coun'ty. end 70 The just pIiee Of hi
noble, gallant. and d,sIniersssd service
for more than ,he third Of a sepiury. ST.
il the lille be given 10 him il would pc,
sess no ehar0; il indeed il vtrs possIbl
III. 10 The dim and unread future, i, shout
be the design ol Providence, by q eours
Of almost unhesrd-Of miracles, that h,
should reach en- tminsnce equal 10 tina. G
the saviour Of bic country--if be shoul
bseons 10 be eonsijer.d BY tie people q
his country worthy 10 bear the lille Of III
second Washington, and i, shoplJ then b
rendered 10 him as token OF his country
! appreciation. as The b.s, reward short q
the s~srds which belong o snoihe
woIld--under thess circumstances, so ter
dered. hs might consider II AZ object G
honorable distinction; but cir, nov goin
there 10 take CON Dsnd uf thu, army, h
would regard !, as no dis,lnc,i,n: and, ,ir
let me assure tie honorable S,ns,or iron
New York that, unless I am greatly de
ceived, he misunders,snd,. ami the Pres
deai. IL the gentleman DISCLOSED rightly Nh
vie as Of The President. he nis,nder.t.nd
the feeling OF that gallant bandof oflicrrs
II he .upp"ses hst,hey wouldbe willing
BY this uncertain path, thus tevnus course
10 turn The flank Of nah!e cmm.ndinI
general. and allow another lo,e pu, owe
bin.
| The honorable Senator iron N. Yorl
read certain passages from M,iesn pub
hcslIons. j ii..end to them with ai.en
ton and with interest. | as Rrsri6t,
that the honorable Senator ,hCld have 70
a shor. time occupied the Sesls i,h III,
tr.nsls,ion - bIch he wss KIN, enough Il
give US OF The sentiments ex,sins IN Mex
Ico. aud the views they enteIilnsd IN re-
gard 10 this var; but. Tor mysouI. cir,
was totally unable 10 see. vi, every dls
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