The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-23


wss, together. Is one object Of lhis hlsi
and. Ms. Speaker. il only ihls rould he
accomplished. Il wnuli br worth I'll nsr
pssn<. AMI be the greatest achievement
vel Witnessed IN lhesr halls
E.en cor ih,s. fnr lhis alone. wai'ld
H. sacrificed; YES sir. il ! could bal sre
sectional prejndirc. lhai hateful isfsni,
die wand ne willing Ia lsil also 10 rlsr
na'mnre IS ralliieian.
Bul IL we rsul.l klIl a and slsn redeem
N.nh ealollna--il Ne sonld pass sprh
bill a. this. and starr n. Car.lina ON
bright rsferr uf prosperity. gimy and hap
plness, iheh. indeed. would most cheer
falls surrender al nv hapes nj prefer
mrn,. il that surrender would purchase
The result. aud proudly die in triumph.
Honduras Question.--0n Friday. The
Cosnmrilee on Foreign Relations IN the
Senate. 10 whom was referred the message
of the President 81 lie United States con-
eerning lhe alleged British r"l'ny 81 the
! isay al IsIanis an The enasi IL llnndurAs.
and 10 whom was also referred . resolution
al The Sentie insIrueling them in inquire
wheIhrr any measures should he taken IN
the part az lhr SENATE IN ennsequrnre oil
The correspondence between The British
and American ministers with regard 10
the ratification of The treaty nf April 10.
1880. male report arr"mpanied with
The following resolution:
Il i2esolued, las The opinion of The rom
mil,re.) That the declaration on The par,
fof The British government. and The reply
therein by the SECRETARY 81 State, as pre-
liminary 10 The exchange Of raiitiaiinns ol
The treaty ronrlndrd al Washington be-
|. tween The governments of Great Britain
and the Uniled States, on the 18th April,
! 1850. import no hing more than an az
. mission ON HE part Of The two govern.
, menls. or their lunclionaries. al The time
: al such exchange. that nothing contained
in the treaty was 10 he considered as at.
: feeling he title or existing rIphIs of Grea
. Britain 10 ,he English srlll mrnIs ii
: Honduras Bay. Aud, consequently, ia
: the opinion of the commiIIer, thai nc
+ measures are necessary on The part of The
: Senate 10 he taken because al such deelara'
: l,un and reply.
r, By the way of SET on to the recent
n detection of Bishop Ives, we publish
the following article from foreign pa
: per:
E CONVERSION OF ROMAN CATHOLICS
: At meeting held in London, Dee. Is
in aid Of the Society for Irish Mission,
: TO Roman Catholics, Rev. MIR. Bicker
: steth made the following statements
1 "Between thirty and forty thousand
/ people have within these four year.
: abandoned the idolatry Of Romanism
: and made an open and bold profession
of their conversion to the truth of th,
: gospel. In one district in the Yves
il Of ireland alone, in union where thi
: movement commenced, aud where, be
;; tween four and Eve years ago, Their,
q were not more than FIVE or six hun
!; dred converts, there are now between
: five and six thousand. In the Socie
J. tvs school there are between five an,
six thousand children regularly attend
2 ing and receiving instruction in Pro
4 testant truth. In the Western part o
e Galway, the Bishop has confirmed n,
II fewer than one thousand nine hundre,
!. and forty eight converts from Roman
;, ism. In the same district where, a
Il the commencement of the movement
! there were only two Protestant clergy
!. men, there are Row eighteen. Eigh
:. new churches have been erected, wher
e crowded congregations assemble ever,
Sabbath to hear the gospel Of Christ
II many additional schools have beef
u built in which thousands Of the children
n Of Roman Catholic parents, are laugh
/ from week to week Gods Holy Word
e He spoke not Of heassas or report. III
bad the privilege Of witnessing the OPP
: erations of the mission himself, and o
I seeing with his own eyes the reality 0
!, tho unrk