The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06

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rrri g ataard puip.asr. Wnsid inesiiuils
prnFakss We must derline - assori,-
aion IN N inquiry . proposed. hni - Ne
same iiae. nc Fri perfsrsIy sore Ihal i
nndsr sHrh circumstances. Gen. Tsylos
aoald answer the inquinrs, he purpose
Eoald noi e arr0mpli.I.ed.
We uill. ho~eErT. naI ~ sesperl .
you. eve 0fhef reasssns. What Zen &C.
aneSi - a tain - sskiag 4. shat are he
s;eurrai's vlews ~ u ne jastiFe nf lie
Meairan VA. he mode n H. prosecution.
Ar. Pe1re having heea rnneluded with
Nsrico. We think he question ii he jus
Iirr ~ ilae Mar rests entirely between Ihr
Executive II Ihe Inilrd States. Who COM
lnrnrrsi IL. and he people who are ID pass
upon The arts u bis administration. Tie
warbriongs 10 pzsteyenls-and 9 slinuld
M s"oner ask u al t;rn. Taylar il,nalgill
IN The abstract npan is justice. Ihan IL
anlEe what his apinions weIe - 70 she con-
quests al Alexander. The dlsmembrTmenl
81 Poland, o. the lorrihle acquisitions Of
the British in ille East Indles. or any Olll-
60 matters III hlslnr,eal saei. As 10 lie
prosecution oi The war the same remark
applies. n u sow part of tie history
al the rnunlry. and ihr cass and Rnller
Club musi surely have heard of the parI
Tea. Taylor reformed, Of The brilliant
vieiuries II palo Alta. Resara de Ia Pal
ma. Monterey aad Bnens Vista. whirh
co'eTrd our county with such food III
gluiy.
Then We arc asked 10 Join son in re.
guessing Gen. TayInI's npinions upan the
Wamol PnVis0. l"u do mo- say ia
what respect YOU desire inform nation on
this subject. whether IS io the ronsiiiu-
lionaliiy If such provision ia law Ie-
iaiIng Ia ieTrilnrIes. or a. 10 lis rxpcdien-
cy. As - The FIRST. the consiiIuiionalrly
81 The law. We presume YOU cannot nor
be very anIiOu. about Gen. Taylor's o.
pininn. since your lrading Southern Sen.
aiurs IN Congress. Houston. Benton. and
the President. the head of your Party,
haze upon their nallls derlaled such pro.
vi.O r0HsiiluliOnal-ilIe former BY voting
ior. aud tile latter BY approving the bill
fnr the government uf the Oregon Terri.
Tory. IN which ihe Wilmot proyiso was
expressly aud deliberately inserted. A.
To the eNpedienry sf the proviso in rela-
Iinn 10 California aud New Mexico, we
have M reason TO doubt that Gen. Tay.
Tor will do every thing IN his power "a
project the rights aud interests OF the
i South.
/ We have Tins respectfully, as we trust
answered your communication, perhaps
more At lengih than We thought necessa-
~, but our answer IS drawn sd ~ TO pre-
vent any misapprehensIon Of our motive,
for declining yanr request.
We would, with great respect, suggest
that this, the Second communication from
your Club to ours, should be the last
We can perceive no good To arise 10 Ell
/ Their party from the repetition Of such com
munirations. We think we can cenduc
our canvass without any aid from ypt
and we certainly have no disposition Il
interfere with your appropriate iunctiol.s
Very respectfully, | remain
Your ob't. spry't.
| GEO, w. HAYWOOD,
Prest. Rough and Ready Club.
! To d. n. McRar, Esq.