The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13

I've tne spirit and transactions of Alva's
'aancil OF Blood"
The experience Of three years Of this spe-
IS oil policy still finds, as every sane man
ew It would. the Southern armies in The
Id, strengthened in numbers, more effec-
E by discipline. and breathing hate and
Pance. embittered bya policy pursued to-
tds then that has no warrant except in
lpractlte Of The most barbarous nations.
bntlnunce Of such war and such 90.
Unjust 'nly widen the breach, and rem
ukpara ion certain, and reconstruction
"1sIble Ii asked how | would propose
'okle tie issue of The hour, nv answer
wq be tar OF Burke, in the House of
Iopns ~ l175. From the commence
mea thebreaking OUT of the rebellion
70 'Nolones against the mother country,
Mr. Ike {rected most diligent attef,-
noh plal Of cenciliation. as involving
taep lterests Of a great empire. BY
mainVag constant intercourse with
many be Heightened characters of the
dinereleloAl provinces. he acquired a
more lslyApd intimate knowledge OF
the phAi al moral condition Of the
eolon'seth Neir real vie ws, disposition
and feses, hn was attained by any of
, ms cute iarsA The result Of this inyes-
ugatlon aided convection that he
: boldly af pc d through every stage Of
,hs cohl,fy tht the exasperated feel
I ing aalcitel The colonies conld only
! DC ahayeq ID dr aiienated attachment
resNea afd.dentally secured by plac-
ing them the looiins they stood
. previous 'te'S lion. 1.-THE men who
j no. c.ahope and predict separa-
y TON y hu' teClwere traitors, so was
Mr. barAe iunal life Of the moth
j er couhustu5 as much endangered
"a there oy u Ic Of the rebellion as IL
. IS now. h man in England who
nf haa shs 'eps pared 10 charge Burke,
or and such sd as For. Chatham, Pitt.
o. Barre. Lutte onpsll and Others WIN
:, sustained h' as traitors. disloyal 70
the S.aee' red peace because IL
= could have be then withou, the dis.
81 memaer'hehv Empire; for as lie fore.
I. told, 'e" ~ Of war, and the peace
Il would nave " but with the loss OF
:. he very co,op hlch the ministry had
- held on WIN cath grip.
-. NV ptoPe said this bold COM
Il. noner' y peot peace through the
'.a mediam o. NsRcace 10 be hunted
~ through I've Ia' of negotiations; not
al peace 20 rise ,iversal discord 10.
- mentca in ~" the empire not
~. peace 10 uepensiudicial determina.
-, ton OF pesP'sAr ions, or the precise
: marking q he boundaries Of a
~ complex oeser Il is simple peace
sought ~ ~ irse, ITS ordinary
apna haants. - pSht in the spirit Of
a,a peace, a"u 'a.u plies purely paci-
:. : nc. J pt"Pos. the grounds Of
~. differences az" 2g the former un-
80 suspfe.'hs oon" he people in the
~ - mother county manent satisfac-
:. :, ton 70 your pew Rn 10 give peace.
light there has been NJ g;aaa," 49, ,s"en' @
cilia,inn does i'm amor conres.
ion on ,ne one other. In this
uiHS sta.e o. thinss u make bold 10
anirm ought to cr NJ Tie -.
pcrior power. wrod ionics NAV II.
WI. =, .r ,ou think they ! ng.r ne,cs
y = with honor aud sal .n oty.r frnm
.uch power will ID 70 o,gn,.
al uimity; but the c"u the weak are
~. the concessions ot
.srss The words Of Vi 10, hooded
rose by the vigorous pro ,he.war po.
rnnsh li,icians Of that day Rr;,s;n last
ta;nIy her colonial possess sans blind
exa:. obstinacy. short sigh insane van.
sor,h. ,ty that may yet do uaion. and
now. secure the final inde ,bs saa,h.
bukc ern section. Admit ar arms bad
nJers been attended with .ess which
: Law. the most sauguinc + ths war
!. hat have aattcred the g had the
;, .rnsh soutn been disposed .esats and
inc AZ suIieriugs to sue Tor p Iity Of Re-.