The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-16

emit. The only souic- al any difference os
opinio. Wa the question whether the general
lp,lataton of the roper, that tn aygres.ioas
must be slapped would be Sufficient fr the
present, without gly,ng the President means
aud power tosop the aggre>s,ons now. Sane
Senators thought W. had gone far enough,
considering ih.t we did not know that the
British had given any order just'fying the
acts OF aggression. aud that the President had
already sent naval force I, prevent further
aggres,lons. But, on the other hand, It was
u ged teat the orders 10 prevent agsres-inas
we're not sufficient and wuull be useless a. the
means III a,eaging the injury dime To oar
hunor. Oar ship. of war soulL never have
a chance to resent tue Bntish assumption.
because il wonid never be exercised IA their
presence. A Brit,-h cruiser would say 10 an
American war vessel. As y0u are present
sou may search f.r ,ourself; your own law
can be executed by Yourself" No cullision
cnuli OCCUR. But il was necessary that aur
ship. III war shouAl be distracted I. i'llow IN
thu track Of The Styx. the B,zza,d and other
ntfrnjing vessels, AMI capture them and bring
them ,Dto.purt Tar conllgn punishment. IL
the British govern nent dsawed the acts nt
their officers, then il would GENE an inter.
nat,onal question. Bpt L the acts were dis
a,owed. the offenders should b. dealt with
as pirates Mr.. Hale offered an amends
mpnt providing tina, the offending British
cruisers be caught AMI brought INTO our p,rts
a. prizes.
II The war fever was At il, height when Mr..
stanton, at one O'clock. ius sted upnn the
special order, when wa> the navy approprm-
ton bill. and Il was taken up.
A. the next week j. the last week oil the
Session, il Is necessary that all appropriations
bills shall be sent to tie President by the
middle Of the week. The President has lie
ter,nined not to be crowded with such bills
on the last day 81 the session.
The orders 20 our ships nf war are very
general. but hardly justify them IN ding
anything except far the purposes of protect
ing Our ,essrl> trm future VISITS. But
LA, ne, Of South Carolina, remarked that he
would mi be suiprs ed Ia hear IN ten da,s
that one III our ships II wal was sunk. tie
believed, il seems, that our officers would
undertake /, do al their duty and mnre too.
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4 SILas WRIGHT, n EaLrn.-.lhc Daily Wis
consl, e,llte.i nv trainer. formerly Of ALBANY.
speaking oi thr wealth Of the most eminent
American stae.men. caaclndss his li.t with
+ The lnllnwing reference 10 Sllas Wrigh, |:
! /" Sias Wright, with his estate of - 000, was
really weather. than many others are with
sl00.0n0. He owed M man ANYTHING; he
, met his obligations ~iih the u,mo,t pr.,apt-
, ness. aud never INDUCED in anv luxury that
! he Gould not pay fnr. H. Was mmlel 81
republican simplicity.
IL should also be- uni.rsiood that he VA.
. not mean ~ -, Ing n.ney. There Wa -om..
thing glnr,0u> ~ witnessing a great st,tes-
mah like S,l.s Wright. never a,king u p-co.
4. mary favor nr e,rn accepting pnr; vet pas
-essIng Uhl, an income that could s,ppori
hun and his vile 10 ifngali:,. When he
, va, elected tiuy.rnor u the great State II
! New Y"rk, he wa> known Ia b., fna pnnf 10
! furnish his avn house. iii. rirh friends eoi
together and without his knowlr,lgr made
{ up a subscription which was rendered to him
a. sili, ~ RIDER TO furnish III. maasinn. This
lie re.pseiInll, but kindly declined, saving
wiih true Roman grand. ur. that hr Could
not Consent 10 receive such is,or from any
: nne-e,en Tram has mu,; esteemed friend,
; he Wa elected by The people, 10 b. governor
"i Tue stdit w GNtN fhk, dhl Ht COu-tncf.
ed . his Imperative dut, To live m whatever
incun,r Tie prupir had appointed ~ that .liicr.
, aud lie did live nn that income While liz VA.
sos.rnnr. ia so,d sI,lr. bi WITH No o.tenia.
, ton. such an example an the part 81 ~
mInent inah ~ hr ass. IL Que III thn.r
: pres "u. lrgarIr>. iaat the s"uug mru ii the
J present ,lss sh"ull brar ~ mind las M trar
: greatness can EVER be ach,c,-d :. long a.
ilas are The preunis,s siasrs Of even their
nrsiest irrnd.. WLen public man rr
cene. f,sor, that he Garnet rrpa,. he i,-r,
hat starI, independence 80 essential To usr.
fnl nr.s. aud an enduring popularity. Live
WiIhIH s"nr a1H me ne. y more nnIort4nt To
"nr wnp ain. be an influential and n,riui
I ,Iatesnsn, than any otlrr MANN"
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SaUrHERS MASuFAcfuRE.-Th Philadel-
phIa Ledger has an article on the rapid IN.
crease Of southern manufactures Il thinks
that the people Of is section are not aware
81 the rap,dity d is progress. IN the CON
: Guiding part Of the article are the following
reflections:
The enlightened patriot. even if. as
Northern man. he may think the interests of
has own section injured BY these Southern
factories, cannot bot oJserye tier progress
with qualification. The ~ stake Of the south