The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
Arist0cracy.
TALE-BY JUAN.
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cmaPrER v.

CHAPTER v.
Charles said Frederick as they we're
iding along together. = l do not take 50
mash pleasure in the chase naa ~ fore
narly. could not have thought that
nv disposition would have lh0s changed
IN The short space Of three months
Frederick replied Charles. who was
| sOl unsequainied With The cause. il is
the fate of al things 10 change. whether
inmate or inanimale And man 10 Al
Sssl irh0ily the creature If eircnmslan-
ces and under the control nf whatever
shaI. prove Ihe most powerful. One ~.
Iisldual may Withstand and resist what
would influence another. Bot there 10
an ilauence so great that m one can re-
si.l: 50 general that like the suns rays
/ MS ieli by al: 81 beneficial that IL de.
vr.ns and gives growth 10 the social and
klldlsr feelings Of our nature. This
universal and heavenly influence. 10 alone
srrrlsd BY the undeinable charms Of
sOpaa.' .=~*."~
.Caarlss. you have spoken correctly;
sour remarks seem designed for me. |
will aoi dlsssmble. but own their appli.
easaa. aud confess that love Helen Sc.
Uur' .. ST.
Bat Frederick. have YOU considered
] he result
The rssultr interrupted Frederick;
Yes. Wrh her consent she shall he my
sde. have anticipated the objections.
gmandlrss and founded IN any Ihing but
rs,.sa. thai will be made by nv lsiher
j l.ppreheRd none from my mother lie
uoali marry me 10 Sophia Sharon.
xao:e anly recommendation 10 the
wealth Of her falher' IL
Bot bear mr. Hsgrove--snd his ele
ulei voice and hrighIened ewes esInced
B hs earneslness-' ,hey will be disap-
pointed Their arrival ~ town pre- enl
81 further conversation. and they seps-
Ialed. ~eM~ .s @:
!, is time the reader should know
something abOu. Charles Hargrove. He
vastssnly four years old. handsome and
dignied IN his appearance. Much a.
,snIlaa had been paid TO his edncs,ion;
and he had devoted the last four years 10
,he study Of Law HIS highly cultivated
mind aad pleasing manners had epncili
at d the esteem and friendship II snme
sho we're capable VI approaching ms
worth Blu, there was a circumstance
inseparable from The cons,dsrali'u Il MS
me'lIs, BY the people n large ii & ie
tracing nature He Wa poor! A CIR.
cumsIance which. by the senseless mul
liluts Is often regarded m, only a. 10.
jnr'us but damnine IN its ehsrlc,er Lei
a ~ smile in derision Al The ssrntn
. = expression. Ii rs a lamenlable
tra1! and ruth cannot be clothed IN
words too plain or be told 10 language
100 forcible.
Here then 10 exhibited the deep ground.
cd evils Of aris,ocracy. For wherever
this self created class Of would he npbIlI-
" exists, there Is extended ihroug hnul
'hc populace a servlle dependence an
IaeF favour; and from necessary fear
Of offending, they are ready by any
means 70 act in concert with. and carry
out heir will, hnwevcr subversive Of the
principles Of RICH, and equity. Thus Is
body, not only submitting 10. bul sup
porting the grievances which they have
the inherent power 10 remove, and which
hey individuality deprecate.
Charles Hargrove, after residence o
six months 10 p, found from IN,
real state Of Things that without infoen'
ual friends lie, would have to surmoun
difficulties to Insure professional success
Which, with his limited means. he Wa,
afraid would occasion much embarrsss
ment; and although, as before said, hi
lad made . few sincere friends (anonl
whom he Knew was Frederick Clinton
and he would have almost persuade,
himself thai he was moi looked upon wlll
indifference by his amiable sister,, b
had already made up his mind 10 emI
crate 10 some new settlement in the ives.
Andbut for the preference he had con
'elyed for Louisa Clinton he would err
This have been gone. Blu, there is feel
ing ~ human nature that binds indisldu
Dis with sacred tie 10 scenes and object
Thai are beloved; aud from which yolun
:1rI'y TO sever and separate themseIye
;"sl more than they are ofieniimes vii
!'ng 10 sacrifice. Ii was this feeling 3
'tteciion which had determined him
Notwithstanding the opposition whic
might present itself, 10 address The daugh
Ter Of old Mr.. Clinton.
cH PIER VI aszsr
Wife; said old Mr. Clinton one day