The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

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even tie Ss@ndzrsl. xe should hope. would
have loo marh magnsnim.iy Ia insult The
h.as-s ~ me dad. A rhissirpus spini
w..uid d,<dan No kiek failen adser-
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sliss he bsrzsh had na him. Dai lhr
s,aadzfs ssssf s<aj shs.rpislle OF Ten
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+ shis sLe rew rs-kick msn when he's down.
whra shz &C. has knocked under 10 tread On him
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By sAs sst 81 ms ialher, Iblush ios lhee. Ben"
We never knew a wliness Who was
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,mir 60 often. Tie lsci Is. The 5 sndari
DIES MOI. helese ~ iawn story. Ii does
NOT believe that the Wing parry IS dissolve
ed. Like FslssaG ~ ths hattie If Shrews-
bury. d fears lls,s = gunpo~sler Percy,
ihonsll I've be down: aud ienee lis rnn-
sam ery lllsl he's dead. and its dasiardly
aiirmpls 70 stab kith oh the ground.
Blu, deed or living. Is members of the
great Wing parry. whose conservatism
l,aS more lhaa once saved The conntry we
do nol Intent Quietly 10 sdbmiI "a the
misrepresentation of lh- cnuri Journal.
We mean 40 charge npnn u and as parry
and inAellhly FIX urnn their own sktrls
the stain III bla"d wnh which they SEEK
" faint oar garments.
Thaiihr Why's wefe generally opposed
taine n.xwan War we s,lmn--and why
Because war. the Ultima ratio regum
aud che gtrasrsi ell with whiel, brl,ig.
nanl Providence in his merry ain els ,
people. shnnld mol be wagcd without /,
pressing AID dueful i...ssssisy.' In ;l.;s cas-,
no surh neccslay'"fkistril T'he va,
ur. Calhoun s'.nirinii--and il was ous
Rising 10 discuss certain oscillations upon
the subject Of The MEXICAN war. inir,'dnc.
I'd by himself ~ The Senate oi the Uniiet
States. Mr.. Calhoun sad
I'm ofrrins, Senators, these resolutions FL
your consideration. 1 have been governed by Tho
reasons which induced me 10 oppose the war. ant
hy the same considerations have been ever since
guided. I'd slludine TO my opposition 10 theva
do not intend 10 notice the reasons wiiirh gov
erned me on that occasion. further than Is ncces-
sary 70 explain my motives upon the present. I
opposed tn war thch, not only because consid-
cred Il unnecessary, end that il might have been
easily avoided; not only because thought the
President had no authority 10 oder a portion q
Inc territory in dispute AMI in possession Of III,
Mericans, TO be occupied By our troops; not only
because believed The allegations upon which il
~as sanctioned hy Congress were unfoundcd in
truth; hut from high considerations of reason au,
policy. becsose believed ], would lead 10 grea
and serious evils TO the country, and greatly en-
danger lis free institutions"
These were The opinions of Mr.. Cal.
hoan-a gentleman and a. chri-lian states
men who. hi. enemies we're ever ready d
acknnwIedge. hated The slime that sinek
10 filthy deeds. and in whose pririle life
there was ga daily heauy' that mad.
that Of most other public men .uglv.' =
HekeheSedihe Mexican war unnecessary.
lie believed that il nigh, have teen cast
IN acoidst. tie believed that lie Presl-
dent had 70 authorize. 10 orler a. r,r,ion
Of the Territory in dispute aud III posses
sina of The Mexicans, to he occupied by
bur troops. lie hpliev Jtihal the ariega-
nons upon which The war was sanctioned
by Congress were uafouaded ia truth
andhe believed thar from high consifera
iiot.s q ,easOa nai policy thai war should
hni irate bfAh il;ss nn,IpriAken. Was the
Mexican war pro!niged i, consequence
If these npinions Of Mr. Calhoun! -or
did thai COOL and great man leave a
STAN of blood and stigma of disgrace
upon his memory berause Of his having
rsasrianed them! Then why did The
D ,aprrarv Of Raleigh, af which the
= Standard is part. bear the name Of lhi.
aisgraced aud bio ,d-siained man upon one
OF iheirshanspareneies al their late jubi.
laian! Wee moi 'Clsy and WeJsle,
asso opposed 10 this same war; ni.y
were HaPir names also piraded ON the
occasion, If Inc Wings erred in opp,.-
ing the war. they erred with The creates,
statesmen and palrints Of the age. BIZ
they did M. err. Truth. Justice. mercy.
(" high considerations nj reason and mil
l,u $, -s.as ~ -.--
Bni The proIangalion az The war and lie
consequent ssct.sre az ssfl ere Land a, The
deer al Tie Wig. ~ the Stnsiard.
Fhr charge snakes i proper thai we
sbonld place the saddle on the fiyhl horse
and show who was responsible for lie
pfolonga;ion nflhe war aud foslhe ,lan-
sands Of lives that were sacr,lieed hring
us Progress. Vast Of The Wings. as we
have slready said. ue,e opposed 10 this
wars bur the country having been uane.
tfssarlly and wanionly plunged nio lsly
a tt.o 49,. IL.