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

sEomfd EEch g numsnAs -
.,,h ne bellsl hat ne are eonlsEaaHs
ssasnsI . nobls Zee. ens wofahy o. en-
800 The eonnexioa 81 thas mslasT.
hewsysr, 9Th he sppoina1esl q 2 les.
tsnsnl gsnsrsl. 4 was loislly unable 2
eonpasLsnd: b1l. - hare already sad,
.nd snSsssosed 70 she's. ths eiIielsni pio-
secslisn 81 he uar depends. noi aisi sp-
n he Ile 81 lhs ronmander. but nfon
his personal qualifications. The honofs
he Ssnsior slso read 70 us. lfen smother
psp.r, he sentiments supposed 10 DC a.
less.inss BIZ Santa Anna. BY the PEasss
of Msliro. and The arisioersey sho sc-
here 10 Ihen. Il they are The sTisleeEsey. /
Well. cir. I DISCOVER in these Two pspfs
ons diIIsrnet-ihe difference 10 his: thai
mLeIss, The body Of The people call %
wirked nation. Santa Anna calls No per-
sd,Ons one. But. whsieter difference oi
opinion there may be in regard 20 cur
sel.ss. there is bui one ssn'lnens N re-
vs,d IN The ssr- Determination IN pro
vide for The defence and The prnIsciion OF
,hsir country. and . fslusal IN Wssi while
our troops oreupy any PARTON OF her itr.
ri,osy. I ecnfess. however. thsi shea
heard IN. paper read. and LEANED iron lie
hano,abIe Srnalor that IL was 10 dashi
pspsr uhlch spoke The views oil Soma An
as and those = no wsrs prompted BY he ~
! fusnes: when thought OfIl-~hsn lfs-
collected. sir, By whose agency SAINTS Anna
was enabled TO thrust himselfspon the,rs'
i M: ~hsa IrecOllseied Ihsihs sent there IN
cons, queEes Of orders from The PIe,I'ssI
,bai our ,qusdron should be asleep whsn
he paced; ubsn | reeollse,td The hopes
/ which wefs entertained from The clIenm-
,l.nrr of his re-enssring Mexico. and Tie
I. xrslrhsd return he made iof The favor no
had Hesised. I comics, il struck me that
the Transaction wouId fully justify rols
, Of wan, OF confidence Of the Senate IN
one. and pe,hsps IN both. Of The parties
IN that Transaction. Bot. Mr.. PresIdsn',
: there wa. . disclosure ~bich came from
. the honnr.ble Senator from New York,
/. ~ , reference made hy HIM, that confess
, sl.rmed the IN some d, gee. The views
: ~h,ch | had taken up previously 10 The
0 introduction of the mra.urs. were found
= ed On The different possible modes ,h'
e might be rrsorItd To foT filing this Office
= sfteT We have er.sIed IL: hut learn iron
/, the honorable Sensior from Ne~ imi
i. that no such siste oI uncerisinly exists
D and that lie 5ery purpose On the pat /"
! The President 10 asking Ne ior the creation
i Of the Office 10. ihs, c',ilsn. poll 'iciau
i msy receiss the appointment; that som
n man should be selected 10 hll. % the ho
o norsbie Senator ssys, . strictly millisr!
e appointment, who i, nevertheless expect
J. ed To discharge The du,ies sppsrts,ninR 10
y evil sppninIment-sn officer .hose p'in
o cipsI duties are expected 10 be those who
d do no, belong 10 a. military rs1. Thu
d norsb!e Renllemsn; and he also made
% releHnce-hs referred 10 The TACT Of a.
existence ol lieutenant generals in Fame,
4. aud very justly observed that they scene
D, TO have sumo peculiar powers and su,hc
n Illy. 10 occupy some peculiar relation I
>; the country. Distinct IRON that Of . mllI,;
10 ~ commander.
70 Mr.. DIX. II The honorable Sensior vi
e allow nc
Is Mr.. Badger. Certainly.
% Mr.. DIx. | must have been misur
.. dersiood BY the honorable Senator. NJ
i remark vas. that these officers, thong
9 po'se'sine military poser.ysi, in prov
d ding fur exigencss which might sris,
e were prepared 10 exercise CT, il function,
E Tbe" vas post Of the hrghes. delicse
II aud importance.
d Mr.. Badger. I.'hare listened IN. ..,h
II explanation 81 The honorable Senator, an
e 1t really seems 10 me that the only difI. .
g ence beiween us lie that he has shadow e
. out the result. and have merely sllude
u to The fact Of the existence Of such an OF
. nee as STATED by him. The difference i
!. like that winch | remember having re
u marked when was schooIboy: the wor,
6 negotum" being understood, and M
expressed. lie says they have militia
:. ~ power, but there may be either quail;
n 'ir'. Ths gentleman spoke OF the quail
= 'ies OF statesmen, and that ,ituai ons q
i great del'cacy might ari.e requiring III
. exercise Of b"lh. Now, permi, me 20 .a
. Tia, the explanation does no, =, all di.
). arm the snbiec, of ITO ierrou. The gal
I, Ian, generals OF France were referred tn
}. who occupied peculiar relations TO tn
country, different IRON those Of . mer
. military officer and We are informed ,ha
our military chief,siD. under The title o
/ lieutenant general, 10 expected, al june
l. .ure Of delicscy which may arise. to act il
}. The capsci.y Of = statesman. Very well
cir; let me call back The attention to VIVA
du'les were performed BY those officer
on the expiration Of . dyns.ty--to wha
D took place in the memorable DAYS in Ju
ly, 1880. Now. sir, If This 10 the pur.
:. pose OF tha present measure. I am oppos.
cd 10 IL on higher. I'm stronger ground.
than Al first. A military commander oI