The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-26

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stop he ~hrsl<uf he t;oresmneul'' ~
Withholding rither lhs nerrssary sprsopn-
alloAs iar tic support ~ II. ar nefrsing 10
provide ale means lor MEETING any expen-
dllnres which hare been already aalll0f-
lznd By law. Qsliie de contrary. Sem-
pulous rrgard iur tine public iaiaa. snd for
ule obligations nf contracts generally, j. 4
cardinal pEineiiiie 10 de Wing creed.
The Wings will. NE hope and lrusi. do
sEtTy hing dley ran 70 bring This odions
War with airxiro lo an honorable close.
Bu'. wisli TcteErnre 10 lie public credit, for
sliaieFer purpose pledged, We hare no
dunbl that il Is fortunate, even rs regards
tile Administration itself. that The Wings
are n1w certainly ascendant IN The body
shieh has original jurisdiction over The
Ways and Means. They will doubtless
hold The Administration. IN every depart.
meni al Il. Ia rigid accountability: they
may rrIuse IN lay taxes on the neeessaiies
al life. as proposed at the last session, That
Eoreign Injuries may come into The conn.
Dry ire 81 duty hut. should the War with
Mexico be prolonged until the meeting of
Congress. which Hesyen forbid = other
means not incompatible with national
honor and dignity Than stopping the sup.
plies viii be found to put a stop 10 The
var. MAJ. Intel.
Failure ofNegotiations. The WASH
ingion rsrrespOndenl Of the N. Y. Jour
nj OF Con mrTcr. writing un,!rr date Of
ANE y SAAt tbN NWA. FdNrs
"lwriie Tor the purpose Of stating that
q letter has bsed received hire by The
british. Legation, from Mr.. BsEkhs al,
the British Minis,eI in Mexico, ofteeeR,
date, aud by the last British Courier. that
conan. highly important information a.
10 our rslaIions with Mexico.
MY informant says ihsi tie facts and
! opinions gwen by Mr.. Bsnkhesd she's
rnnrlnsively that We shall have no treaty
of peace. through any regulation with The
present government Of Mexico.
! &" Mr. Bankhesd says that, in compli'
sIce with the instructions OF h,s govern
mtn,, he hss mployed every tlI"r,,o pro
mote peace brrw cen the United State,
and Mexiro, but that all attempts lnr Till
purpose bad isilrd and were abandoned
Tie adds that the disensioas among th'
Mexic ~ leaders and rulers READER IL i'm
possible TO Ell ct any pacific arrangement,
F." | never brliesed-nnr did any mai
OF sag ieily ever rTed,,--'he s,s,emen; sen
/ IRON this city thar treaty was in pro
press aud would soon be Isu6-d. and al
that. The members Of the Cabinet. ] al
lure, never surhorzed any such sta,e
ments. Bot. still, tits well 10 have Iron
the Bri ish Minister this authentic state
ment OF the utter failure Of his mediation
and Of our peace proposition" ~ dit
:, State Of Eaine.--ln the Senate Of III
genuine l.ocofoco Legislature Of the Sta,
J Maine. resolutions have been adopted aT
prnv,ng Of the War with Mexico, whil'
by the same body resolutions offered fo
approving Of the Military conduct Of NJ;
icr Generals Scott and Taylor were rejec
: ed.
. Resolutions against the extension oil sl'
, very, and adopting generally the doctrine
! of the Wilmol proviso, have passed Dol
: branches Of the Legislature. In the llou'
! of REPRESENTATIVES the resolves were snl
Q! ier,ed 10 some alteration or amendmen
/; and to a Iesultory and skirmislIng dcha'
$ but were finally passed, separately, b
b nearly unanimous vote.
7 National faftNigencer.
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