The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-20

- - ',i's ciiy Tor illegal purpose,
W." suggest 70 my honorable and learn
80 lr'ehi mat ne was speaking about
matter which was sub JUDGE; that be snok
NOT m,efelyin his own person-one - wbon
~ pay very great respect--but in II,
cna'acter of great law officer And ~
only mat, but by his side sat the Atfn,na, ~
s's' "e"sfal' ana u was quite clear that NJ
,poNc the opinion of the "A Attorney General
,n"feoNer' ne vas the only member of ii,
m'his'fy VINO spoke on that occasion -
'ras ne might be supposed TO be the oraan
~ tue administration il himself. tn
matter on which he spoke was then n,das
the consideration of The law courts AMI IL
expressed distinctly an opinion unon i !
thins itgOuld have been wise. ;r ~
aos'alned altogether from any expressian
/" ophiah ona matter of that sort. esneci.I
y 10 ms House. But the question beinn
sao Judice, We have TO inquire A. VII,
point ihe transactions then were.
II appears to me, sir. that they were -
acuy at this point; that the goyernnaa,
oe'i.ved certain things were beIno dona H.
The Confederate States Of Americ, i az;
sounfry which they held to be ILLEGAL: tbs,
s"ey naa brought tbnse things before ths
courts 81 law. and that, as far as we bavs
now gone, the courts Of law have dec;da5
asaihst the government. No doubt tbo.a
was an appeal. and that appeal n knna
no. what NAV have happened TO-DAY :
si,li SUB juiiee. Therefore. W. ma. =
,.a, me me government, on mere suspicion
i'e ao"at to demonstrate with tbe rnyesa
men. ai The Confederate States. Tbat :
~ nrst position. The next ont il thar ,be i
'irst Minister Of the Grown has st,,sJ - ,
- poiicy-and every other member or ,ba ,
'oseinment who has spoken on the snb;sc,
as saia the same thing-the First M;n;s ,
&c mas stated that they wish r. ma;nta;
'e IS s,',c'sst neutrality between the Fede. /
I, ana the Confederate States. Nav tn
e,'efe lhat the noble lord at the head of !
y government really desires 10 do th,, !.
= ! an afraid that the noble lord \, ,bs ),
rau - the government is not altogether n
as'er ~ The government. There ara n
he' powers m the government. AMI ,bers :.
one great power that | think sonawb.,
'e'shanows him and tie whole admins. i,
d'ien. Hear. hear. The noble lord 4
rirst Minister, has won f,r himself MI
~ me confidence oI the country. bp, Iihe
''Sse ahfcuonate regard-Thear, hear m
a"" ahythlns that he saws h. will do. we Ia,
IS perfect confidence that he means IN So
/. but there is another power nv ,ba az
: - ,'la' noble lofd, and a power such Lar
has always appeared 10 the liberal 90. in.
ln"eh' o. thIs country since The ,ays Of =,
W. Ls be,
we nave always bad some member or "a
y y called revolution family in 4 II has
~ administration. who has governed Cd
Nsfied, and destroyed il. usushter S,.
: pcrspa 70 whom allale i Earl pns csr
] ahu ! nay say that the honor of Egg nov
= ~ nls hands his not sbone forth with vii
pf'gntuess tha, | could have wished. Of
,aF, near. Let us 60, sir, from China war
.apan' tioagl' that IS not lar. T 4 lanrh.l oue
u 20 farther, il 20 to Poland. then ~
trnnars, and lastly to America. in 90. hsa,
'ase ! ind that the honur, tie name of givo
.ldnd, has bren tarnished by wba, has Is,a
-. ifdr' near. Sir, | have | ho
IN. i'''e'les ~ this matter, and the the
ins predominant 10 my mind was that that
ire humiliation. Iliear, hear.l / felt /
the hono' oi England was not upheld hmm
ought TO have been. and that lie s,rict unJe
raii'y witch the noble Lord. the First win
isicr, proiesses, aud processes honest. can
an sure, was not maintained. Wny anv
ihe tone used was, in the first place conn
4 =. y sucAaiooa or the scold- ings
= an angry woman. laughter TLe I rail
was most unequal 70 the beginning [ fan,
49,, aa'.;t,s Is'e o's out the deeds were The ask b
!, po.s' 's'. L., All |
~ | ,...L.; u; tne Foreign Secretary. strict
W ~ as"eu '.asa.a W the bluster Of the that h
raj government. and the mrment Mr.. ery n
y threatened war he crcuched b,iore p.ws, =
nenace, and England spsm.J o. - 80. !