The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16

might be diihcuii al accompaniment nul.
SIR, there is another mode that is much
more congenial. much more compatible
with The course we ought 10 take. The
exiles from suffering and bieecing Hunga-
y are nov scattered ihrnugh all The quar-
iefs of The glDbe; some have reached our
hosnilable STORES. some are now vending
lI,eir way hiIl,eI. and msny are scattered
Ihronshoni Esf0pe. Let lhe honorable
Senator bring forward some original plan
Cor afIordine snceor and relief 10 The exlles
af iinpgary-somelhing that .halI be wer-
Inv 81 their acceptance. and the bestow-
ing OF wlIich upon brave and generous
people shall do honor 10 country rich IN
boundless resonres-somelhing that shall
be worthy The acceptance Of the gallant
~ and patriotism with which those exiles
fought ia defence Of ilmir own rouniIy.
When the Honorable Senator shall have
done Tins. then he may call ON me. and
call mol in vain. Tor succor and support in
behalf Of proposition such as | have In
diraled.
Why. sir. great is The incongrHiiy be-
tween The premises Of the honorable Sc.
major and his conclusion. Tn recall nur
charge d'sfaires. Sir think. instead 81
pursuing that course. by which we shall
clnse The door Of intercourse with AnsiIia.
By which We shall gain nothing in behalf
OF The suffering llnngarians. and the SUI
frring cxilcs from Hungary; D very DIFF
ferenl course, indeed. would have been
The one that Ought 10 have been suggested
by The honorable Senator. Instead Of sus-
pending our diplomatic inierrnurs. ! would
have senI from this county some eminent
and distinguished aud enlightened ei,izen,
some one who possessed The confidence
OF Tie eonnlry--,hes honorable Senator
himself would have been very 81 and
suitable representative on such an inter, 81.
ing occasions-l would have sent him 10
The Court Of Russia, 10 plead the Noble
cause Of the llnngarians. and if she would
mol open her cas- To The dictates Of huma-
nifty. which might be infused inlo her
through an agent such as have described,
would have instructed him 10 demonstrate
in The name of suffering humanily--in The
name Of Chrislianiiy--lo rebuke her for
her inhupanity.
I he honorable Senator, among The 9th
or documents which he attnred on the
occasion Of his interesting address, refer
red To what had been proposed by eighty
three members Of the British ParlisieenI
10 Lord John Russell aud TO I.ord Palmer.
s,on. What did they propnsel T1.sf;sss
iniercoursc-to deny 10 Inc. Atyif,ss~h q. :
yernment any access 10 Afstfia--,o recall
in moment Of regiment ard passion
the minister w-hac Represented them al lht
Cont Of ->k1ennsf No. sic, no. The re-
snxfIion Of these members OF the British
( Parliament. consisting Of Lords aud Com
mons, was that Austria should settle llll
question between herself and Hungary
upon sdme groun Is that would be salts
factory 10 buili-to suspend the air0ciou
executions Of the victims that had fallel
into their power. In short, The cnsrs,
proposed by the eighiy-lhree members Q
the British Parliament was TO keep opel
tire door, and not Ia suspend all iniercours
+ with Austria, But. sir, TO look q liiiI
, further into this subject, we naturally in
quire, what is the object Of a foreign min
lister, The honorable Senator from Mi
, chigan does not propose, as some Of III
writers in the beginning Of this cenlur
, did, 10 do away with ambassadors alto
, gelher, regarding them onlt as sor. 3
, privileged spy IN a foreign country. IL
does not contend that there is no occasion
under certain circumstances, OF maintain
) ing intercourse with Austria. lie puts
on none of these grounds. He puts il o
the sole ground Of Austrian tyranny
r Austrian excesses-iuslrian butciery-
, Austrian disregard Of Hungarian liberty
What, sir. do we send minister abroa
, for the sake Of The country to which Oh
, minister is depuled! take il TO be 70
i American interest that he gres and reside
abroad; that il is 10 take care OF our rom
mercial affairs; to TAKE care Of our seamen
to see that the treaties existing hetwee
those countries and ours are faithfully oh
served aud executed. These are some o
the duties that apperlain 10 foreign min
lister. We are asked, then, by The hono
rabe Senator from Michigan, by way'o
Furnishing Austria for her harshness an,
i'll usage towards the Hungarians, TO pun
, ish ourselves, 10 deprive our merchants ant
the sailors Of our country Of what bene
fits might rebound from having a minister
resident al Vienna.
Sir, my worthy friend from Michigan
among The consideraii MS which he seem.
ed 10 think entitled him expect my sup.
port, did me the honor 10 quote what
hare said on f0Imer occasion, and parli.
cnlarly upon The occasion Of a proposition
made by me for The recognition Of South
American independence, the inlepen.
dence Of the Spanish American States.
The gentleman seems 10 think that the
course which marked oul for myself on
thai occasion necessarily calls upon me TO