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

ao.i eA.riaallv secured rs ll.r rnnlinnrd
. snrrsil? sGs SPIN. PHrrhase - t"r
~ Trrsra, . az ne qnrsIinn. Spain
his Frfnsel "a sell. The course az our
"@n people Vas mainly inslrnmrnlal in
lhss determination. The only mode IL
hesides is hy ronanrsi in
wa with Spain. or adarxaiinn zfier
rrrnla'iaa has heen snesrssfEllv prasf- /
Ruled Ia .iaarpend~ne. The first ran
oaly. he iasHhed hy wrangs inflicted and
hv Spain upaa the United
States; for no Jusi man can far moment
tolerate he mansIoas wirkednfss &c
war nf eanqaesi-was. the greatest trm-
pnrzl esii. rxrepi naiinnl di>hnnar. and
never ju-,i6ahie except as ,he ultimate
rrsnn. War. dunjnsi. is the errairsi
rrme which siaias ihr- world. For this |
there can he M preiexs. and Il is presumed
nsae will arise. The secnnd involves
Consequences of The grasesI .rhararier.
Nnnr can We Ignorant that the irne ranse
which makes Cnha desirable j. in ihr fari
iNi il Is rHlliraIed Nv slave labor. which
4 me gives value 10 agricultural pursuits IN
n ,pieai countries. Would not Ihr insiinris
OF selfprrsfrvaiian. as well IS detrrmi-
nation 10 render vaineless possessions lnr-
sibly wfrsled from The dominion of Spain.
cause them 10 iihera,e The slaves al Cubs
in order 10 arss, The spirit 81 aggression
nv foreign advrniurcges Should this
he done. afwhai value would The posses
sion hrfa the Snnih' What nuisance
woullh he established upon nur coasi. "
liberated hy The Queen and CORES. there
Is not. neither ough, there 10 hc. any l.e-
gislaiive power 10 make them slares again.
l could never role Ia rnslaff anv man
who hld ever possessed a right o. liberty
according 10 the laws of the Government
in which he lived. Sir. IL Won were M
command Of an army in the presence
&c an enemv-if you hal large maq1-
zine nf the muniiinns of war whirh wnnld
PROBABLY fl'l in'o that enrmy's liani..
world ynn not destroy them 10 prevent
that .resnlil The Russian An'ncrai en-
vcsed himself with glory by burning hi
capital 10 destroy an invader. Spain
exasprrsied. with The power 10 infiei III,
injury upnn ihnse with whom she was a
war, would loihe same. Surh an annex
alton woald ind ell he The npenina'of Pan
dora's hox n Ieg1ry.nf evil never I, b,
exhausted. The greatest ani INST FAR.
seeing frienls of the Sonlh anil Southern
institutions looked npan hrs question q
the acquisition Of Cuba with the ,lecprs
concern. And haze. sir. ! would will
piops and rererenria care prrfnrm a duiy
which | owe lq'ibe mem,.y of ,hslia
pgished siaiesmap. whose unriouded an.
gnequaled mind consianilvrcilrricd upnl
aud studied the Interests af his rouniry
generally. anA Ills section IN PARTICULAR
whose pure henri 10 us latest ll,roh wa
flied with lore 10 his country. and whns,
mainrcd jplymcnl. made him The sales
guide. refer 10 The great S.inh Carroll
man; who hui two days hef,re his deaf
charged m. ,hal should he be misrcprr
scented up,n This suhjsci. 10 give 10 III
world his irue opinion. lishas bee
sail Tint Mr.. Calhoun was in farnr /,
the annexaiion Of Cuba; thai lie was r.
annexation q, all events. This is no. irur
feel honpi by promise made Ia him !
garrett The statement. lie said If Cub
ever comes u US. il must be bv treaty. hu
norahle lGd salisflriqry Ia both countries
piherwise il is Inrblien fruit Ia the u. :
This was said in reIcIeuce la The intllrrc
npde ,of acquiring il by annexation alter
revolu ion, rendered successful chiefly b
aiven:urer. fro this rnllu,ry. The cnr
yesalion related 10 an interview with cel
tain persons. inhabitants Of Cub, WI
CALLED upon him Few days hrfere.
gen,lemin nov present in tn. ilau'
was wnh me when they called on NJ
Calhoun; we rn>e 10 leave the room. 1
requested Us To remain mi witness III
conversation. They ~, lie 10 him u Ill
expected revolution aud The operallnns
Gen. Is,pez; b. sand what We all kno'
10 betsuc. s"tsepllemcn, you are mist;
ken: Cuba is nni ripe FIR revolution h
people. are pol ready for such . state
things, and # Lopez Inrades Cuba the el
urprise will lie lsllre, and tel yo
thai under no Giro instances can "a
tsayernmonl he complicated with lh
revoluiiau." lie often SAID 10 mr.. t'ub
from her si'giIion. ran never be alien lie
10 any oher Bower Than the UGnp
States. and SPAN, the owner, is The be
stakeholder; hest Tor us aud best for III
world. Nothing bniiinavoidabie iirce.
sily Could jnsufy force u taking il. III
purchase IS improbable. ald we now h,
mast Of the c,mmerclai al anlag IS with
oni the expense Of administering the "a
yernmen,. These we're Me warls an
opinions Of one whase name will eve
irradiale The piges Of our aaisals. Pars
wise. patriotic and Just; nae who rhersl
ed no marrow views. and vhase pplnion
aKJ CONCLUSIONS were The rssu!t ql pr
found thought aud impartial nvasigslisn
statesman as coniralisl,ngnisiled frqm
mere politician; a man who had he iirn,
pess /, be nsl amidst the on brsaklny
az seq .pirss cltpnr. an,l whose expect;
Mons Of lae Iuiule alul Isl aiRpuq:el Z
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