The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-01


army - sHong a lie chose. and N ret
vhzlrser he ssw e. OF detmrd necessary
10 pioseeplr he war. And me sld Generzl
advised the Ecyenmsnl. ar. " bal % shaa.ld
dn; and he talked strong. and he talked
wet-he talked. cir. ~ wrll ne he fought.
IL ihs language o. P0wsn' wreck slass .
t'rsaf:
I6sssA sIzsell
There. or. what 10 yoa think 81 ihsii
And Il hat 10 not snonsh-h ny words.
sdied q lhrsr. hrrinriheienl. Dr.. Raynlon.
the mrsnssfis,. - here. and ran put yas III
% slrrp 70 yaur hearts rnnIrni. There
fore. cay IL is fal,e-EsI,,-FAI.sE
thar The President suihorizrd run up
On ihs hank Of Ih~ Rio Grznde. or upon
any oihrr hsnk. No. sir-in the language
Of The port Of all time
-Panirvn iiniesu slink.
hesico's ga ths china.
The eloek struck ora.
The nous ran dowa.
Hickory dirtay-"
Mr. President. the last line I see Is not
going 10 rhyme. and 80 leave the quota
lion unfinished, 10 burn inio and srrr the
eonseiences Of nur opponents. wh" wish
10 plunge the land uf Jackson and JrfIrrson
into the ar,erial evaporation 81 eimms-
rian dlssnluiioh-ss caniucius c0Efusedly
observes:
tchinOse sKtrses.l
Whs, ifiI was the object Of the President
TO eenquer Mexirp-was not America
eonqurredi did we not hold our farms
and dwellings by the force of conquest
nay. were no, sven oar wives and children
the trophies If our prnwess in armsi And
who should ohjrri, if oar army, after being
dishanded, chose 10 take unto themselves
/ Mexican Sabinas after the manner Of The
children Of the Pope. as so beautifully de-
srnhcd in he herokes version Of The
Rape Of the Lock;
a Huneko buncko honiny s,paw,
Winkum blinkum chousem sutofem.
Ga-ge-ge,-s-ws sughl"
| / think, sir. | see our brave and gallant
soldiers enjoying this new Paradise. each
with his Eve and little Gains and Abel
gambling ahoui him
Mr.. Clayton wished tn know 1.-THE gen
tleman meant PLAYING Al monte?
/ MIR. Fooie--I am not 10 be inierupie,
by the gentleman from Delaware, VIII,
Y cones here 10 install The deadly sirocco o
the WIlmot Proyiso upon the altar Of on
uprooied temple Of freedom, whose bite
! waves forever crumble beneath ihe pans
81 PTomethean des0iatinn. L would say
10 tina, gentleman, in the language Of Poi
phar to Joseph's wife
"TimeO dammc don't aious handslihus."
! Twill tell that Senator, sir. that scori
to millenial humiliation his charge sgsin,
the honesty ofthe Democracy. Sir. the,
are as honest as the Whigs-as homes. a,
the Sena,or himself
Mr.. layton begged TO explain
!. MIR. Fooie-I am satisfied. sir. and be!
the gentlemans pardon for what hav,
said--l beg all pour pardon's. gentlemen
- beg yours, Mr.. Presidents beg my
own pardon--l beg eserybod,'s pardon
meant To have calawampously chavet
M Mr.. Calhoun al the close 1t my speech
and to have reciied IN the Senate III,
greater part OF Childe Harold and Jeffer
4 sons Notes an Virginia. But inlende,
no harm Il hope no Senator has under
stood me
!, Several voicss.- Not one Of us.
Mr. Fooie-I am xa,is6ed-human m
ture is weak-as Shakespeare says:
"Ah, this ,cbellious mountain Of my thirst,
4 Pulsa,es, like Etna, for the crater gone.
And laps time in Eiysinm."
And now, gentlemen. you'll excuse me
but must 60 and liquor.