The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

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dllicuk Ior the SeAsioI % specify si1-
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m shis poin ed msnnes 70 hiss, iof hs hsa
sesa sueh iasin0alious 10 ihs Pablis PA-
psrs regarding bic e0BIss IN Tsisiion 70
The Msxlesn var.
SO. e. taen entered ini0 . ,lntissl'oh
Of his course ia regard lalhs or. Ttsg
we,e ioll lhsi there nould hsse Tern no
was il Tho snnexsnon q Texas bid mel
aiken plses and be sss ela'gsl With 70.
ennsisisney beeasse he had lastrd The
snnsIslion and sss opposed 20 NE wsf.
lie Was 81 pplnion h'msrll thai i The IN.
nsxsuon Of Texas hid not Isken place.
there would have been 40 var 9Th MsK'
lea. bot Ihsi annexation Was not Tie cause
af war. The immedi.le cause Of The ~sI
wac The marching n o1I lroaps iron Cor
pus ChIis 10 n RIO del None. u Cen
rrsl Tsylo had renamed with his lolees
uhtre be sss. there would have been M
Inssslon--thsrs would have been no con-
aiel.
! The Presiien., i, sppeaIso. considered
he Rio del N0lle % The boundary 81 Tex
ss. aud VAS governed by that considers
iion in diTtcIng lhe movement Of The -
nv bu, he question then aross, Dad !
belong 10 Ihs President 10 determine . In
our boundaries Hesel There wire bn
tao WAYS Of determining . qutsnoa o
boundary: one wss by negoiis'ion snt
treaty. aud the other wss. u The pariJ
cohiesling the boundary would not cam'
10 IeIms, for Congress 70 declare Sha
our boundaries should be. aud To main
tain il - lhe hazard Of sar. The e0nsii
iutlon never placed il III ihe hand III
President 10 determine such
II any body Sss 10 be held IS.
bic Tor lie war, il vas not the y. -
from South Carolina. lie dellarod lh'
wsr, for the manner 10 wbich q h,s beer
brought on. And here he might be ssk
ed why bad he mol taken some sep 10 A.
reel ihe march Of Gen. Tsylofi He an
sWeret. In the frs, place, that he jed no
hear II tbs marching order until lOnl
time after il had bten given. lie gothic
firsI information Of il from The Senate
from DelswsIe. And that SsUalor woul,
rems mber Thai lie had sald. ~hrn so in
formed. that he Did not think such Thin
could be possible. Il lu1ned oul. ho~ey
Ct, 10 be ,sue.
I Ai,fr il had been officially announced
be had aiaied 20 his itiends ihst the maicl
Of Gen. Taylor ought TO be arrested. 9th
erwss j, would bring on wst; and b
would have moved > resolution 10 arres
the march Of the troops bad be not ocru
pied The peculiar relslion hal he did .
that time w,lh The Executive iu regard Il
The Oregon question. BY moving sDcl
. resolution he would appear 10 s,snd op
posed TO the Executive, though not 90 Il
reality. and would have been prev,ntet
from carrying on, his views in relation II
'he seulemrn, Of the Oregon question b,
which war with England was sses
| Mr. CALHOUN explained al g's
the course Shlch he had taken
to both the Oregon question and t. ~
lcsn war. -