The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
Debate In enc q, 5, senate.
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lrnrrtd 10 ~ S.nalr - 1'hars.izy i-sfs,n
he suhjeri II cRhs. II ssex ga, ~ re-
solution al Nc. Nss.n 81 Va. ehsirmz..
NJ lh- t;aama ,e an Farrirn A Halrs. ralI
ing N the Prrslalrnl E.g Jeapses &c the
lao'fs iFn.n The English snd FnHrb gav-
ornaments. rrserrrd 10 in Ihe Presidents
Message. prapasing iriparsile treaty. ii
which the thrre rnnaifirs shanld .Iis-iaim.
pos and Tor the future, All in,eUfian IN
gei Possession Of Cubs. and should bind
themselves Ia diseounlenaaee al attempts
By oiher Pawers 10 obtain IL.
Nr. Masan spoke 1t s.me length IN
me suhjer,: and. We njaicr 10 find surll
Language as the following uttered by HIM :
r.Naw. sir, | am here free IN declare. re-
presenting as | da a section az the country
ss deeply interested in the future rrlaiians
.oi Cuba 10 This continent a. any other; IN
NV plare. a. Senator fron The Sanlh.
and nPan my responsibility a. statesman
Of America. ihai am content Cuba shall
remain On the possrssinn Of Spain, unless
u ran be acquired, l,pp her by voluntary
crs-ion on her pari. or unless the peaple
!of Cuha. hy their nwn aci, shall sever all
pnliiieal ronnexion with ,hrir European
ln"her, aud v"lanIarlly propose annexa,
lion.
.Sr. the hon e. The dignity. The good
name oI America. fa all lime 10 ro.np.
demands II the hands sc The Amerc can
people, nal only that they shonld no,
sympalaizr with - encourage, hui that
They shoald Indignantly frown pm and
suppress any attempts. by vi"lenre. in
any firm. I" wrrsi lrnm Spain any psrt
Di her posse. whether III. Y be sli.
INFLATED by political ambition or hy 4
.rpisls " speculative mar4nding ON The
pan Of those whn engage ini.."
Asa,n: /" Any aurmp,. whcihrr made
by individuals. i, volallon al the laws of
lhe,r rumniry. pr ipa,.e by the Govern
meniln lis pnlIlic;L capari,y. To dIsn,rnhrr
Cuba from Spain. would ,arnlsl,. fnrever
talnish. ON nali"nal fame
Nr. Mason regarded The proposition &c
England aud France as an inIimalion that
they are leagupd 10 prevent Cuba from
falling inio our hands. but. said he,
/" we knnw tina, IN The iullne-s of lime the
fruit will ripen. and fall from the parrn,
stem. When iliri Time shall come lis no.
litica coal i'm with This cnniineni is In
evilable. Interference BY other nalions
may hasien Ibl. esepI kni the combined
poue: 81 Europe rannni prevent IT,"
Pelleri good lanli to Spain. lie said.
will expedite iis anrexaiion more Than
any lining else. Bui !. whenever The i,nnr
rornes. when ia go,l fanh. and with due
regard to nliional honor, we can incorpn-
rate Cuba az one Of lhe.e United States,
]. will be done. and Europe my find il
best then TO hat her Praps.n
Mr.. Cass followed. cnn.urring in The
views of Mr.. Ma>on. . So hong rs Spain
Trl9ins Cuba. (-aid he, or should the Is
land become independent. truly aud hun
eslly, we have NJ righi TO in,r,ffe with
II. And, for myself. | should b. willing
in.lred--ai any time 10 pnr,
chase Il Of Spin. aud NJ a liberal. even nj
30 ex'ravagant prirr: hui no transfer 10
another Pawer. either nv peace or war,
and lle resistance az such an attempt bv
all The means winch t:mi has given us.''
lie apnrnyrd of the recent rondnri of
The Adrnpisrra,ion in relation Ia Cuba. +
aud reprobale, the rni,lnri nf The fi.ihus.
lers. lie cnndennrl the conduct 81 Mr..
law, IN >eniing an offensive person in
his steamers 10 cuha-juslified the an-
il"r'lles Of Cuba f"r refusing 10 permit
his entry; and commended The course of
pur Administration 10 that affair.
!. A. 10 The general ~ jpci 81 apnexa-
lion. said Nj. 'ass.) have no new
views 10 disrlose. Its pretty vel known
Thai have copdcious sWailoU f.r TERN.
lory, though am free To confess thai 1
IAN wait awhile patiently. if necessary,
md spead The time in ,l,g-siing nur last
acquisitions. They i, i,ghlly upon The
to'narh. and promise 10 promote The
le illli Of the body polite to a degree
nrpass,ng the most sangnine exppcta-
1
'ons OF those who expected mos, from
ne measure. And we canna, employ !
his interval Of waiting heller Than bv the
d"lil"n Of wise and efficient means 10
md our recent acquisitions "a the resi- al {
le Cnnfederacy by The ties 81 interest as q
'rll as III aQrciion. And il is my decided q
thai one nf The most important E
eas'res-Ille most important, indeed.
= this Goyernmeni-isl The conslrurli9n. y
far as our calsiiiniinnal auillnriiy ner. I
IL, OF i railroad fn,m snme point upon ;
g Mississippi 10 The pa.ifc orean. pl
y me- pun, upnnlhe Mississippi, Tor Z,
is perfectly Indifferent Ia me where IL VI
and ] trust the friends. ol This great oh "
4 will mol frlIler away heir strength by u.
re inral questions II dirrei i'm AMI de. pr
Lei those matters he srtlIed
eoila.lssmnprs, or IN some nher prac. I
al nlanndr. but lei Us lend dir undivided
re Ia The great work itself. When raj
lipteted. as II is sure 10 hr, u will bind AN
; great ltrpabic i,gellers literally by Ia
Ills Of iron. and nv the sub stronger The
ds Of cnnlisIrnce and lnlere.j. aud San tn
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