The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-04

pAHlsipasipn n he Oovesmenl "a iils
cslholie suijsrls u &c King. Il was pRed
Bp0n ne House lhli sugh uas he exciied
slsle d things 10 lTeiand. sueh he bislsl-
ness Of snimosiiy. snch lie deserninsd de-
,aand Coz this c1ncesziea q equal pnsi-
legcs. sh~s he felu<~4 Of skzl measure
would insvlss IseIsad n s.xsva war. some
lords Who had nssef reea . b.ssle ssld.
who had neser seen . ksaz1dfoa N he
held, sbo knew nollsisg Of arms. ekeepi
those which we're used il spors. nezsed
with seofa The srgament. They ssid.- II
Ireland las not . Isxhl 10 deasnd these
conversions. we wsi sst yseid sh~m 10
her though eisii MAJ nishn follow he re.
fussi." They said. = lei risa var come,
who farsi" But reeollscs very vel
that the same a Iron Duke tho had par
lirip4ied IN hundred conflicts. far iron
entertaining sneh opinion. or believing q
would be al is~Pusalion upon his courage
10 yield ssre Than he might think slricsI,
dem zndabls 81 right. "a such conriiera,
lions. expressed himself 10 this purpose :
: My Lords, said he. II may n2lsrall,
be supposed that IRON The whole habill
Of my life. should be - Iiisle noysd b.
such prospects Of civil war - any oihe
member Of your Iordships' house. Bu
for one. confess I am alarmed. irembll
al the prospect | have seen waI; har,
seen eiyIi war and know what Il IL
That consideration therefore, however
NAV influence olher members Of ibi
house. Will powerfully interest my de.er
minalion."
Sir, my hoaorzble friend from Ohio !
FAR. Ear Drawer in this respect than az,
Tie is FAR, far Drawer Than Tie lrol
Duke" who would do almost any Thin
that could be demanded 10 aroId civ
conilicl-a civil war. would psrdn
much, IL murh there were 10 pardon. q
buster aud threatening and apparent in
timidallon on the pau Of Texar. Il ca
no, be supposed BY Texas thai The Unite
States can fear 10 meet her 10 a conflict
When, ihrfeIuie. Nc yield to ronsideIa
lions OF an sxcIsed Stale Of mind 10 lha
people, when sc come forward wiIiiagly /,
sellIe what Thai people believe 10 BE- goo'
title, and'whas large proportion Of GU
own citizens believe 10 be . good tile
although We may doubt il ourselves. W.
arc not yielding TO any unworthy fear. but
10 my judgment. we are yielding TO ihos
consIusrsiioas which high. an anriou
desire Ga promote The welfare az ibi
whole country should slwa,s induce us :,
suffer &. control.
Therefore. Mr.. President. 80 Ear as
am concerned, I do moi enter into any in
quiry whether we are allolling to 1exa
a little more or liule less than. according
10 any strict construction OF her right. sh
may be justly entitled 10. am willin,
10 settle this question and 10 leave lh
matter. Whether Eve, or tens or fifty NIL
lions Of dollars be paid for IL. 10 10 me
consideration mol equal IN importance !,
The great results 10 be Obtained. Iwoul
not put il Tor ono moment in compariso,
with any battlefield in which American
blood should be shed BY American arms
in which brothers should stand agains
brothers. with their eyes flashing hate. an,
plunging steel in each Others bosomes.
have not courage 10 look upon that. an
too utterly and absolutely cowar,lly 10 con
template such scene with any thing hu
horror. wish. therefore, 10 settle ,hi
boundary question. stand ready 10 voi
for the bill. But | have yet heard no an
swcr To the question pm, 90 promp,l
by the Senator from New Hampshire
(Mr. Hale,) whether we have any reaso
10 suppose that an fileclual protection a
liberty, property. and religion. guarantee,
to The inhabitants of this province. will no
be perfectly secure under The Government
Of Texas. st,f e
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