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

inns ~ lhr r..wrrs af.Enrope- Ihr -.
iiey which 0ni int rrsi indlraies Is Ia ir4ss
cuhs IN The pas-rssi'.n Of Spain. he, relb
iul "uurr. and Ia The resi- OF ihe world .
disnsrrrsied siskrl.asars. and leave 10 llls
future the desrlnpnrHl a ihr lnpprs
eour-e ta Ne p1rsaed. Annexation al q e.
r'l"sy Hsy brr.ure indispensable; anil.
si,rn q y so. arpIosr Ihr ari. adro-
ra'ed ii'r snnrssl'"n oi 'rrxas:l appiasrd
Of The psrllisr ii Lrais:ana. Tie nonlh
II The MIssssippi. md llr mili,sry Impair.
lai.rv "i frssr, Rendered halh ladlsprn-a-
biz .ie our sHirresis. aud ware ol para
hnunI inponaner. And uhslsi sn adj
rorale snd defender ol the MeAran war.
belirving il q be just. and one 10 which
The roun'ry was properly engaged. ! was
inrlinrd ioiske Iu-i as small a I,eIiinn of
irrrisury. inclesIn2 the war. pnIrssenl,r
" iisesiSa ui pnpUlIiion, a. Was rcssis-
tent aiih our honYr. dur rnunlry pros
perasss a. u il j.. needs nolhi.g so much
ss rrpnsr- nolhiUg 50 important as as
drl,y-ranre from yexaiinus disputes and
the disturbance anI misdirerIinm az lLnse
enfsgies now go successfully empIo, ed
for nur prosperity.
II wee with great .salisfscliaH that
read the remsik. uf ihe distinguished Se-
major frsm Virginia. Mr- Ma-on. The
chairman of the cummlIlre an Foreign
Relations. With his views. rs there sx-
pressed. | entirely c.mcur. The llonor
and the interests of the rounuy will al
ways be sale when guided by sncI, policy.
But am lar lIom surprising, with sone
others. Thar our ,nanifss. dsstiny. our pow.
rr af expansion. anu our ,iul, 10 propa-
gate free principles. demands So yxlen ed
. theaiie rs iHs renIInrni. aud the islands
adjacent thereto. dissent from The opn-
ion lha, We ave 10 be propa AN lists ol.;Le
principles Of free government ~ any 9th
er mode Than by the bright example oi
success sid,ome. Uf all people, lIlose 81
our own Count ) sl,ould be laosi aversc
10 intervention in The affairs ol others
most jealous Of intervention by others in
our own The good .rnse ,f The people
Icbuked the designs Of distinguished. uI
rather notorious and splead,d. Wandered,
who shur time since sought 10 involve
vs. ia The Wouhles &c Eurnpe. lie suc-
ceedcd al leas, in finding friends enough
TO give him Thai lmaferiai aid which re.
plrnishrd his exhausted excl,equer, whici
he now may quietly enjoy free frn@ III,
demands for coupons by the holders q
Hungarian bonds. Conservative myself
lrrpresenl people aho are strictly con
servaiive -conservaiive in The highes
sense ~ requiring a strict adherence I,
the Constitution and laws, and an un
wsveImg regard for lhe rights d all Nd
iions; conservative in The protection .
individual rights; denying tie right o
ali 10 intervene ia the social aud domestic
institutions, ready 10 resist alI inierier'
ence with their rights. Il Is Tor this .ressol
,lia,l hold that those who intervene mus
take The consequences Of their owa con.
duct. u brc0mes . personal concern o
their own, aud The result must be fell b,
tnesn-elveS aiuAe.
We cannot be insensible 10 The spiri
Of propagandisn which deeply affects
portion oi the people. II II be either en-
couraged or losierrd by the Government
il il pass without rebake, il IL be MOI re-
pressed, our people. must rome To b,
cunsi leIed the brigands OF the world, GO.
ing Iorlh 10 seize upon the possessions o
adjoining nations. and. AS a natural conse
qnence, concentrate upnn ns ioclfs q
indignation and ill-wil rf all lie world
/ This ought 10 be so. The intividua
wh"se grssping disposition. whose insa
liable rapaciIy. leading him TO oppres.
ihe poor, and orerrpscllahe feeble, may &C
qulre prosperity, bal ihe end will be -tlie
asitous. There is but one code Vi mi
aals for all; the principles OF Justice ar,
eternal. Observation as well as expert
ence. passing events as well as the re
cords VI the past. have hrcn bui liul,
needed, ii this lessoa has nes been learn
ed.
| have already said that nur Make
: Furnishes nations IN this world. becaus,
they cxls! enly here. Mans lnlislduall
: " EXITS IsFeyer. Nalipns are Of lh
! world alone. Their rise aud their tleca,
are NOT accidental. Virtue rro,laces ih
, one. and crime aud wee The n,hcr. Age
! intervene, until The cupoi iniQuily is Toll
! The kinded wrath oi Heaven sends Tort
e the tire Of dessolalon, to sweep lhel
. away. Countries which ,heu.ands !,
years ago we,e filled with dense pop,
lauon. rich in ,rerRlng abundance, who's
{ morhanls we're princes. aud whose rii
! zpns lords Of The earth. arc mnw barre
I wastes; their ruined capitals The ll,cal
$ for antiquarian research; their inabilan,
: wandering tribes. wnh whom the know
$ ledge of Turner grandeur is so dilute
9 with fable AS only TO mislead lle inqui
2 rer. commend lhasc who are so Iu
ol our destiny. to see It's fulfilmen, in lh
!. absopiian Of Canada aud Cubl, The con
I tineni aud the adiaeen, islands. IL an in
!. stractive lesson found ia the history of
certain king OF Israel. Surrounded b
I wealth, aud all that heart could desire. h
{ saw the vineyard Of a poor aud humhi
|, neighbor living near him. IN which h
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