The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-31

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ssz,s of opinion u he lxo hols<s -
s2seiiFsiy. and rn.l<sso< 70 foss<es vhsl
would Be tlss ssIssi of ss~h . hill. II e.
b . bill son'sining he pr;srip's Of srela- |
s.oa. ~s know Il could sos pas ih's
Hessss n il BE- Ill uish~4s fhe principle
Of sxrl1Ssa~. &c know What dlfhrsiilss q
would enco1Risr sIssu herv; 90 ihzs ws
sesy liisls relieve ourselves fr.n the EN-
ksrssesiur rirrumstso<es Of The condition.
in vhirh ue are By ,akins np callsornsa
and acting apcu Il sIone. I'm. therefns~.
sir. decidedly in fssor ofYpsssing the hll
In he firm m Which il To- But, or. ii u
ne he r'sssase a The Sensis 20 vois
upon The mosion fha il u proposed
70 make 20 lhs srszis siscrlly. lss lay
ing this Whole rneasprs on the sble.
and ihrfeby TO dispose n ihis bill. !
esn nnly Tor ms say. that IL ihis msasurs
j. defeated ny that proceeding. o. any
nsher. hold myself ma only inelined. but
bound 20 consider any other measure thai
may be proposed. because The Gaze 10 pres
sing. the Circumstance ri ihe country ere
Urgent. When. in This country. have we
had airy foisign question I'll may so ray.
any exterior question that has occupied
The consultations Of Congress Tor seven
months like this, and yet come 10 no re-
suii! When have we had subject be-
FIRE Us thai has parslyzed all the opera
iions If Government. that has displaced
al The regular proceedings Of the two
Iiouses Of rongress. and has lefi us 81 the
end Of sesen months Of the session with.
oui the ordinary neutrality-suspicious. billsI
When have We ever had before, in ihe
hislo.y ofih,s Government. snch an &C.
eunence as ihsr What j. now proposed
is 20 make a Territorial Government Tor
New Mexico and Utah without restriction.
feel authorized 90 assume. from The cir.
sumsisncrs before US. tia, il 10 in the pow.
er Of the gentlemen Of the South ~ deride
whether these Territorial governments.
without restriction. rs provided in this
bill. shall I've established or mot. have
voted against restrictions, COT ressons
which I have already given To the Senate.
snd may repeat; but j. now lies viii
Southern gchemen to say whether this
bill. thus providing for Territorial govern
ns~nts without restriction, shall pass or not;
snd they will decide thai question. doubl-
less. by reference 10 what viii happen II
they do moi pass il. Now. sir. I am pre-
pared 10 say that il this measure does mol
pass. am ready 10 go for any proper
measure tha, can pass and will pass.
shall never consent 10 ieavs this session
II Congress until some provision he made
Cor New Mexico. Utah 10 lees important
Let her repose herself on her salt plans
on the borders OF her salt lakes. auoihe
year. if il be necessary. A laugh Bn
asto New Mexico. situated as she 10. will
the controversy on hand which she ha
with her more powerful neighhor Texas
Ishall never consent 10 the ndjonrnmen
ofCcngrsss ill proper provision be mad
far svsdIng collision and settling the qnes
iion Of The hiQhes, Importance betweel
that Territory and thai State. No, sir.
have the strongest objection 10 a preHs
,ure creation Of Ssatss. have stated tbs
objection al large. ia the Senate. fw'
years ago. The bringing IN Of sinai
s,nss. and with very small number Q
people. with an equal representation y
lie Senate with the representation Of IN
largest States in the Union. deranges an
disturbs the proper balance between IN
Senate and the House Of Representative
in Congress. II makes the Senate kin
Of oligarchy. There may be six or eigi
or Ten small Siaie.. in the Southwest, ha'
ING as many Senstors in Congress a. the
have Representatives. This objection
founded upon the incorgraiiy which sne
case produces in the constitutional rel
tim fine senate and House. II disfs
rres ,he symmetry Of The Government
and inthis respect il does moi make Il
siigh,es, possible difference. IN my esiim
lion, whether they ave 10 be free States
slave States. am not disposed TO mss
Territory that is immature. and not
10 come into the Union on account Of II
van, Of population. State. That II vi
be . free State does not weigh with me
hair. But my objection has heen and
az I have stated. or attempted to eiase. III
The admission If such States with sms
anoun, &c population deranges The syste
II, makes The Senate what II was new
intended by The constitution TO Be. u
nevertheless. sir. rs favor the adnilssi.
OF California. although she presents he
self befme Ne sfter some irrcgnlai
ties in her course Of proceeding. the
are greater evils. in my judgment, th'
the admission Of New Mexico as a Sta
NV at once. or than the provision ,hatsl
shall be admitted in certain time her
after. do rot think that so grea, an e.
~ IL leave New Mexico withou, Cover
ment, wiikou, protection. on the very e
~ probable Institutes with Texas,
far al | can discern. aud, 10 my mir