The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

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| 80 msE. ios ne msrs FEASIBILITY. orehi
10 6e raflieienI 10 deter . wise pseIl II
iron . POLICY ahieh sopid lssa 10 sch
tsssssrnus Frsults. - wesli long ard
pHlsac'sd aar. in slisaTi'rg 10 snhslre
Mckee. and ahsEe especially - iI.sls u
10 he gained. What can ws gsin. il sur
csss .hould finally eioan eur efnns BY
srhdu,ng The cepnuyi Mhas serld ws
10 wiih a! Shah se spnsx lie Stats
If Mssieal IN nnH uulung t'an ne neoE-
ror.ie people 50 d'ssiH liar IRON - in
s,sry rrsI ESQ l,lils qualified ior free
srd popular gossTnmen'-wnhanl ref
iain dssmustl0n 10 nnr pallilesl lnsiian-
lions! Or rsa &c hing into orr Union
slrii millions ef people I'll prairsslrg nns
religion. snd I'll rnrrenlts,ed under =
pnwtr,ul and wealthy priesthood. 9th
OCT .rtjsrnng The r"nhIry IN lie most
~ lent Religions co. fir,. and bringing
he gosernmtnl in The snd Under ennlrel
If a single sect! No. Thsse dsfIirIl.
ties sre insnsmonntshse. The question
,hen rernIs. chat shall ~s 90 Nth tie
ceunm, Shsil We h"lh in ~ sutIerl
rr0smres Consequence not less fatal
will result finm this disfnslten II il. II
would end in the loss If liberty, - il sr-
er has, where fee States undertake In
hold m suhjeciinn extended provinces.
The process would be short snd EASY.
n would be fellow ed hy enormous pat
ronsge. and that again by eertrsp0ra-
ing lnrua se Of The power and influence
III The Executive. and snd finally IN des-
poiism. nv making that department ahsr-
Lutte. Surh would be he inevitable re.
sul,s. IL you should nntenske either To
incorporate lhem in,n The Union, or n
hold them as sutiect provinces. unless in.
deed The s.ern conflict between the slave.
holding and Notwithstanding States, =:
10 ihe disposition 10 he made nf the terri
terry. should give different mrn IL III,
congufsI, and terminate The whole in ;
dlsroptnre Of The Union.
But " The dread of ihese results shoult
ieiermine o. to shsndnn. alter We hat
suhdntd it, what We shall acquire by I
further prosecution al the wsr--as We
certainly would, IL We actsd wisely
how strongly II would illustrate the Inll'
III what is cslled a vigorous prosecution
Of The war. II would. on tha, suppose
ton. leave u, - far as The acquisition q
'sssnnrH !. concerned. after all nnr NIGH
" sacrifices aud the hszsIds and disaster
10 shtch we may be exposed, where W,
now stand, and where We may stand al,
mslbisln ourselves with perifci cerlarnly
with liule or no sacrifice of men aud mo
ney. and wnnou, any hazard vi dtsastrou
cossquepces.
| We would he fortunate, among Ties
sacrifices. 10 escape without an appallinl
loss oil human life, ard an immense bur
den m The shape NJ public debt, 10 b
followed by permanent and lrretrieva
BILE loss oil free trade, far generations &
come; Ia say n"thIug Of the disssir"n
chnsequencss which the vastly increa. e
patronage Of the Government NAV has
upon our free institutions, aud the loss 1.
reputation and standing as a goseinmer
snd people. sh0uId We, alter putin
ierlh all our efforts 10 subjue The coun
ny IN vigorous war, be bsiliei ia ,h
atlempt.
I "Heu S6lu tseIE WAS fnNskeflOU
connection between the fate ol our cour
nv aud lha, Of Mexico, had refsrerc
10 the great tact that we stood IN such ~
lanon ,o her that we cuuld make no d..
pns'uon Of Mexico. as subject or cor
q"ered nation. that would not prove di.
as'tous 10 Us: nor could We Conquer an
suhdue her without great sacrifice aud in
JurioHs E fleets to our institutions.
Hence my opInion. already expressed
thai II is onr true p"l,cy not To weake
nnr humble her, hu, TO desire To see he
under sale and stable gosernmen,. al
capable Of sustaining all the relation
! which oughi Ia exi.t between indepent
eni nations. situated as the tws cour
tiles are In earh other. nv conviction
deep. tina. The prosperity Of each. and III
maintenance ri Tree and popular msltt,
Mons Oh the part oi both, depend great
opnn "nr pnfsning toward. her Just All
liberal course Of policy. In this view
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