The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

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in Truth. ani noi in emPsy premises. la>k
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rpnlleusen. wi,o snppnFiei tile hin. ih1, il
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nav naw he ton iaie-ioa late fnr lhe
Ssuih u esraae llae chains nf political
sergi,nsie sl.eas!y thinking In her ears. u
the wi,lirs. tas | heliese thrm In exist n
some gentlemen are IN nc raFrie.i ani. 4
NAV NJ lno late Elr me Constitution and
the Union. II he true that ana asking
in vain. IL Is not on that acr0nni the lFss
incumbent upon me Ia Discharge iny dIiy
faithfully and feaEles>ly. ! shall never
cease 10 make the eifnri until the matter
is adjusted. II IL j. true ihri Il Is nnw lna
late. 4 heavy responsibility rrsis same
where. Nat upon me. ar tie party "a
. which helnng. "'fhnn canss n"i -ay !
did H." is the cansala'nTy rrnerii.'n Which
is lell Ia us They are guilty. wh" have
ias'igaIed AMI s"ppnsie,l shn Executive
in his rec klcss disregard Of the CoHslliu-
ii"n. and his ambitious and selfish pro-
iecis Of personal aggran,lise'nrnI. With
,heir =. aid AMI rnmiari' he has. under
the false prrienre that national honor Was
endangered. hut in truth w'th the sc'lle'i
aud determined purpose VI illustrating his
Administration hy vast exiensinn GnnG
limits. preripiialrd IA into u war with i
nrigkharing Republic. thur armi's have
overrun her ierriinsv. tlesn!aied her fields
laid her Smiling riiirs in smoking ruins
! and rrddenrd her rivrrs with tie blood al
her citizens, until
" II scemei a. il THAR source had some mighty
heart
Glshed to is DEATH"
The ffuil of il Ill is this Territory. which
has hranghi such disirarlioa TO onr e0un
ellis and To our country. The indemnify
for the past with Mrxiro. is threatening
the security Tm the lu,nre" II home
This crisis might have hccn lnreseen
The history oflhe past was full nfa;lmoni
ton. We have once before been in ;
e similar situation. Once before the sky In,
.. lowered. the curtained atmosphere grows
dark and heavy, and the deep muiierini
or The thunder iu"krn UIIU" "nr CARE !
compromise brought us a rlear SKY. an1
the joy with which the first ,ay oi hop'
was hailed throughout, the whole connlry
told too well the deco sense of the DANCE
we had esraprd. We were not wiIhun
: warming. This crisis might have bees
avoided; and. warned rs we were by pas
experience, why was il voluntarily enconn
tered! Sir. the answer to that question vii
he found in the blind folly ar mad amhilinT
l of the President and his supporters; am
D happy, thrire happy. for oar country wi
i he the day which shall determine, At one,
G the exis.rmre of the Administration au
= the power Of the party whirh supports IL