The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

~ lie singular Ened toftrnr Mtih nhhrh
ihry l,ase ssrapfd she halaEai annseq'arn-
ees q lleir anlaf jlalkmeni ard iersHsl.
The sRglrssirs amhili0n af this pesliou
of me Demncrsey i l-snndlrss and unap.
prssahle- Nl,en il shall III is Iool srain
under lie snspirrs Il Nj. tass Il adj b.
planled IN Inc Siena Made. Iielnsnie-
per. and. perhaps. t.slss.
/ Dis. FtlOTE. |. lie Senator opposed
10 nrti,ing srrrssi.,ns Il leTEiloryl
Mr. MANI:UM. ies. sir. an or
posed "a the sequisilioH nj Eonl ii lr4Ti.
tors By nonquesi, 90 ia any nllsrr RiannsE.
unlrss Nth HE g.neral eoneurTencr 0f
/ my couEIismen. prize ihe harm,ny.
mutual cOnfdrnre. aud kindly lsfhngs
aiming ilie sIales Of Ilsis Union. zb,se III
srqnisillans made. 81 ever 10 br male.
Mr.. fOOTE. The Srnalor las an
nounred himself - being epps.ta - tie
peaceful acquisition of Cuba! $3.50
AIr. MANGuM. Yes. sir. I IN or
posed 10 The acquisition 81 il. bot there
may be greater evils Than I. e acquisition
Of Cuba. Jo moi desir io see Cuha
change is nationality. ! shonld be I'M
wiling l8 see thai great ley. thai rapn-
manh,ng position in The Gull. IN The hands
of any great and formidable naval Power.
Il might be less evil 10 arqnire il. u
might he ease repairing the inierpo-iliOn
Of all cur power and resources 10 prevent
/ il. lirl these are hasly aud unronsidered
inli,nannns. and ! shall reserve 10 myself.
in imitation &c the Senator's mohel states
man, Mr.. lass, the liberty Of giving q
new edition. il upon consideration shall
deem il expedlenl or necessary. Regard.
ing Mr.. Cas- as restless and aggressive.
as having but lilile appreciation Of any
fame bni that which is enihToned under
the shadow Of laurels stepped in blood
seeing him always ready to augment The
Executive power, even now n,cIshadow-
ing and fearful-seeing him always the
apolngisi Of Executive usurpaiion orshusc;
having seen him for the lasi four years al.
ways howing al tile foo,stool Of power ;
in word, believing him as yielding 70
power as he is unsteady in his policy and
opinions should regard his election
which nnbody now expects, as great ma
iional hlundcr, perehance catastrophe. A
race Of intense ambiIion is always DANCE.
rous 10 the virtues. have slough, thai
| have seen in General Cass devotion
aud real or stimulated huinage 10 the blum
} ders, the weaknesses. and The vices o
this Administrator, wholly unbefi,iing /
high. proud. pure. Intelligent and in1exi.
BILE pairiol. cnuld hope ! have bern
mistaken, Got owe him personally no
unkindness, bat the reverse. II gives me
pain To have 10 deal so freely with his
public character. lf | speak in light
aud irreyerent time of mnrkery and scof.
ting, il may he that u lurking feeling re.
shains me from more stern aud burning
indignation. u he shall miscarry in his
enterprises of ambition, as frnlH present
appearances he must. could hope thai
no agonizing grief shall falI upon him "a
embilier the remnant Of life, such as Tar.
tiinal Woolsey wriihed under when, ii
3 his extremity, he exclaimed, Had
served God as diligently as have served
the king, he would nolhaye given me ovel
in my grey hairs"
.e. Sir, | turn from these reflections, ant
look out for a safe resting place Tor tht
!, country and its great interests in this cri
sis Of troubles and porlentious change.
think see safety in the great and con
servaiive principles Of The Wing party
and the representative of that party.
meas Gen. Taylor. And here len mt
say to the Senator from Mississippi iha
have just read his printed speech in .hs
main with much pleasure. There wers
a few things regretted TO see. ! regre,
ted to see such labored tiisparagement u
Gen. Taylor's understanding. lie writes
nonsense, says the Senator. am yer,
sure. when The hea, and excitemenior de
bate shall have passed away. The hnnora
bic Senator, true 10 his instincts Of jusiic,
/ and grueFositv. wil>resret The passag
even more than do. Again: the Sena
tor speaks of a letter concocicd here. de
cciving and deluding." Sc. know no
thing Of the origin pf the letter This j
certain. whether written by ten. Taylo
or NOT, its sentiments we're his aud pub
! lishcd by his authority. Now, | appea
10 the gentleman's candor, to say, whe
!. Their he believes that Gen. Taylor woul
Intentionally deceive OF delude any homa
being! Again: speaking Of MIR. Fillmore
I The Senator charges him viii, being favors
: BILE TO HE" Wilmoi prov,so," notupon an
word lha, he {ur. Fillmorrl has spoke
a or wriaen- neither is alleged--bat upo
7 circamstantial evidence detailed in q let,t
of Mr.. Croswell's. and upon divers es
Tracts from divers newspapers, &c. Nov
n submit 10 the Senator whether angry e,
+ tracts from partisan and perhaps ,ena! an
i subsidized prints, is the sort Of esidene
Il ilia, should find its way into this body
e impeaeh or exculpate any one Of opposl'
d politics -not by statements Of facts, .,