The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

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and l.r sss'rHa,n.d - I,a-sr-s il AZ; hi.
uesiih @ss s-lnrlsss.-anlrss h- esnii
uissain Nsi.s.li's ,inr. ard. TlrolFesed a.
fss:sa-e q. q uas ruhssnirnI q. M. pa
i1rr; h- nGrrrai =" give h,m I.r.u.s s,.si
.snase valuable nnr he slr,ira Il gor !
garden az he,b-. 1ll- nirsrs usrr a.rl.n.
ed l,y Ilsr tiqhtHi rrpl,. Inv .h.ll
cell The rsi.sIi 4Hrr al my iall,rtss'' Ini
= enunss ilor arps ard. via. nsa &c lh.se
Win nsnalls sustain ilr n.laism si vile.
ad,i-rd lhAi Ialsr witnesses shou'h 1e
faisrd NJ ia prove that NsLo,Ii lad bls,-
phtHr,i t;cd and The kine. The ass
danr; Nshnih MAS ssssszl 10 desih; las
vine, ard ras srnrss; hot illr fnd was
,'a ,ei. Tie PrnIhsi annonncrd lie
judginen .f Heaven; the dogs licked HE
hised at the king AZ Tire place here Ma.
tnh Was si"nrd; nnd dog. de,onred The
haaiy oi JIzrl..l. whose COUNSEL bad r..n-
uplir.. hun. Mag aris IL ,nkl.,.nrss
had pre-. r.lrd. hut hi, Was ihe cToanrrg
nne. The punishment Va. nai Tie rcsuli
OF The pi'phrl's warning. bur tie crnse-
gnenrr ot rfinIe.
Cuba y rnnsrnirni 10 our coast, lie
key af the Gull. u is.s '.rrrsl garden. .of
the rlriIesl ir,b-. rloIlIrd ~ perpetual yer.
dnre, aud inrxha slihie in The sponiane-
aiis prosiuciions ul nature. c,ha - the
,nhrTllanrr ul The Spanish Crown, and
Span dtriiues Ia sell that inheritance.
Fmrisners--ear avn riilzens smonpst
aiheis--dlslntb tie peace. inilame discon.
ieni. and rxere rebellion amongst the
proplr. Esasprraiiun. producing ylgi-
lance and prom 4 execution nf p.llce rrgG.
lalions. give rise 10 dlilirelies aud misui.~
,lrrsiandings. ami he wise or iusi Tor the
6nvrrnmrni 0i the United Stairs To rrck
this o'casinn fnr war and tonqueal For
ilir conduct ni onr own clilzrns has indie.
iinllc!y posipnnrd HE .,rnhabililv Of pur-
caasr. should the sensiilveness p,odu-
ced ly aggression be entirely overlooked.
and all oi cur resenlmrnls and sympa,hits
directed against The Injured psriyi sup
pose the scene II the operations lransirr-
red To any of the Southern S.aits-- con l.
nusl oppnhepslons al The landing OF adj
senluFers Known To be f,om nelghbor-
ing state. 70 nvrriurn all lhr institutions
recognized by law, would any one .ex-
perl The measures enher OF prevention or
redress To be weighed IN golden scales
In this view u Is. that. whilst in some of
1.-The rrasonines ofshr Executive and some
Porlinns of his policy do moi concur. l
cannel withhold The declsralion iha, he
has mlnifesird a lauJablr purp"-e 10
maisiain treaty re!alIons. To txerule Tire
} laws, and Irannoi ren.urc a forbearance
To reseni strongly what in other rirrum-
stances Would cal for Il Ear different
couise. lie fully understood The rause
of provnraiion. lie knew The extent af
the iiJury. and the ial,re oi Me .eAp,di-
toa last dlrerled to Cuba demonstrated
thai even The excuse of aiding The PEOPLE
in revolution was fallary, because the
people did mol rise, unite with. and Lad
the invaders 10 ,icl"ry. There Was not
such riscuntenl with the existing state ui
things as justified even the prcpagan,lis,s
of the principles Of frc-dun To eufbatk
IN the adventure, unless lhey took ileil
lives IN ilieIr hands. TO none hui these
who ro,pie,l The crown of mar yrdnm did
this enterprise uifprany Inducements.
sSr. iliibnslering has become a regnls,-
ly installed word in our language. We
have taken The liberty of al crlng il, and
clolhlng ilin an American dress. as rs o,
wont in such eases. Originality frccboai
er in old English, flIhuslicr in French, fli.
bns,ero III Spanish. is now in our tony ne
Eilihusler, but sill licebnpipr, and i, " Nh
mol be surprising if il should become nss
]. day the wa,ehaor,l of party. Il the prin,
ciples of any parry should crrresrondso
The term. lulterly eschew any yronnec'ion
aherewilll desire 10 be Explicit npon
!. this subject. u The policy Of any Admi.
nistration is to make The Uni.ed States
The brgaads Of the world; if We are 10 he
-come race, nation ui hurcaneers; il
we are 10 adopt lie policy oI falling nron
! our weaker nsighburs and approp,ia
ling their possessions, and lIus fill Tie
HNd7uN ~ 'Wt'u"dt HtlVHtNs utltt ~
J drnnunce lie policy. aud in the lace al
the conn'ryand the world. and OF high
. Heaven, dtrlaIe my hands 10 he clear,
! uasa oh N Of any such guilt. Ii is
. gill oi fhe deepest dye.
!, l adhere Ia tle Monroe Jmsrinp: Eu.
! Iope csnnul and must nnt interfere wil,
{ The na.ions OF Ibis continent whnare slrug-
: Cling Ger their liberty and have asserted
: lheir independence. Neither can tbs
: t;ovrrhmeni naard without or nee The
l allempt iO coloniZe nonarchical insiltu-
E iionsuPun the continent of America. by
5 this tsland in the fullest meaning Of the
. terms. also adopt The resi- II The Mon.
] roe doctrine in The saale message; tha
: duraig the siinggle between The Spanisl
/ COLONIES and Spain the United State,
{ maiutainrda strict neulIality--a neut,aln,
: as proper al This time rs then. An,
-twhIls, | do moi hesitate to say ll.al
a could not rnnsent that Cuba should pas,
: into the poss, ssion Of any other prwel
/. Than the uniled States. sm .quail, go.
= tidrni lha. unless circumstances i.atIy
. change. il is hes, for sls concerned ihai i
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