The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27


sered 10 Congress BY lhis amended ar
licle.
kThrse sie some Of lhe difIir1llies that.
] ronfess, meet me 81 the threshold. J.
admit thai. in my mind. there are none
of Them ABSOLUTELY insuperzblr. Show
me lhsi The great interests of his country
ran be served; show me how the angry
feeling seissiing different portions Of isl
against The other can be romposed and
quileJ; show me how she bonds OF attach
ment and COS fidcnre among The several
portions Of shis great people. now broken
or weakened. can be reunited and strength
enrd; show me how this prarIiral adyan-
iaee can ensuc from admitting California.
and. az love this Union. ss Ionk To lis pre-
servsiicn with anxious jealousy. and would
s,y with General Jackson that IL musf
be presers~d, every previous usage. every
formal difficulty. every minor consideration
win be sacrificed. and give way under the
high demand of that duty whirh owe !
both TO lhe constituents | represent and
The great Union Of which they form a
member. Saius popuh will then be with
me spprema Ter.
owe il 10 mys' n. SIR. President. TO |
cay that have cautiously avoided slluding
10 any thing connected with the formation
ofshis California constitution. except what
was necessary 10 explain the objections |
feel and have stated 10 the Senate. And
! am sorry my friend from South Caro-
lima (Mr. Bnller) shougilt Il necessary, in
urging strongly asNdid. his objections 10
that measure. to EAST some reHce,ion-for
so think he must have been understood
upon ihe President Of the United States
, in relation 10 the formation Of this consli-
tuition. Entertaining the opinions do.
and having endeavored 10 express them
frankly and fully 10 the Senate. il is pro-
per and just TO say, feel satisfied that
that high functionary. aud noble gentleman
has done nothing in regard TO this iransac.
lion but what sprsng from The most pstri-
oiic motives; that he has used no power.
no influence Of this Government. 10 siile
OF coniroi the opinions, or direct The ludg.
men' ana efforts OF me people oi Cs',lor>
ma ana maue no Suggestions even 70 inem
as 10 'ne moae o, FORM IN Wh'ch 'hey
should establish iha constitution under
which 'hey desire to live. lie has done
noshine-and confess that cannot see
lne impropI'eiy OF ilia'-out TO Intimate
70 tne peop'e ms opinion mat u would DC
proper u iney DESIRED ADMISSION INTO mrs
Union, 70 iorm constitution ana ask adj
.n'ss'on. a'her nom MIN IN opinion as
" "e eApeo'eney u aum''ung mem un>
oeI P,es.n' s''e"ns'anees' 'a on. 10 mol
aHoga'e 70 n'ysen any superiority Oh Jug
A. Rur,r. I;mn,,.J ro,b;,u n ,ho
p,ss;dsn, ms,s,. s.;J ,ha, ! ,honah,
,h., n. co,r.. or naI;., 80. r.,h.s g.
for,nn.,e e. ;,s ,s.nI,.
Mr R.ncs. a., ul.,, - hoo. hi
.xnl,no,;on-vsrv ol.d ;rd.ed
Mr. Foorr n he boro,shi. Sen.,o,
will ,llow me
A. R.nav. csr,.;,,v
-,
M -. =. ''o''o.ao'e oena'o' ,ss
sP"Aen g'es' uea' auou. pleeeoen.s. lie
- Ano"n ~ oe suone'y 'h 'avoI "' 'o'low-
ing p.eceuen's["orc SO. perhaps, tnan
any o'ner n'e,hoe' o' inc Seua.e. ne mas
s'a'su 'la, 20 n's op'n'on .he rleslaeh' OF
'ne o.l'ea o's'es u'u no, interfere 'mpro-
perry ~ .ns question o. 'ne S'a'e uovern-
neh' .. os',o'n's; anu ! shou'd IKE 10
nave nun 'e., me y nc ever mel WIN
Pfectueh' me 'h'r. ne mas ulaue 1he
can'esslon una. 'ne rfes'den! o'd 90 some.
mug anu ! ,,'nk ne wl'l hnd h'mse''
mucn ~ ioss T" J"su'y 'ne course oI me
rIes'uen''
Mr.. BADGER. ] did not make any con-
fession with regard TO the President. |
know no more Of what the President has
Gone than the honorable Senator from
Mississippi knows. All the information
! have is contained in the Presidents
message and The papers accompanying it.
called Tor and promptly communicated;
and am sure that he told the truth, the
whole truth. ard nothing but The truth. I