The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20

have heard nc The love poeI hears his
mnse. The adorslion I0ser fr-ls toa ards
llls mistress. aud The deTosaon Of . 1zlri>
u for HI country. bgl confess I have
noi safi-ienl knowlsdge 81 The Lex Par
liamenlsfIa 10 understand this love Of
parIs. Il u similar Ia The spirit &c pa
iIiolism! MOI al slll Cor il il . spirit
hostile 10 the mass af the community,
based on sel6shnrss. and leading lis 70.
taEies BY The hope Of plumber. Il is 4
spirit thai coniounds IN the breasts Of the
honest few Who submit 10 lie degrading
influence all just Discrimination between
night and wrong. and praseribes IRON ils
servIce all those Who will not tame their
nature down TO their dirty bidding.
for ne must serve. sh1 fam wouia sxsy,
and ssosh, and sue, and walch all time. and
pry Iat0all place,
And he living lie Who would become
mighty ting amongst the mean, and such
ase parties made o.
II was once supposed. perhaps IL was
an error III our ancestors. ihal honor "A
he qu,ck"ning principle Of monarrhIes,
virtue oi republics, and Iilat those Who
mlnlslered 70 the veslaI fame should Al
least possess spark &c lis purify. MOI
. virtue content 90 dwell IL decencies
for ever. but virtue that regarded polis
ucal aposiaey equally Infamous with pri-
vaie d,shonOr; virtue too pure. united
10 soul too proud Of filing SITUATIONS
OF constant measures and uncertainty,
at exhibiting N the world the mslanrholy
spectacle oi high republican funciions-
~ willing 20 be honest. yet afraid 10
ssos IL. who. when rallied upon for his
opinlon upon matters Of great national
importance IN the morning said Ave -ir--
and d nonn said No sir. YeI these thugs
have happened aI,nosi daily. and not er-
cited our special wonder ..'.
. since. then. the seduciions Of your GO
vernment are too graf for poor human
nature. lie. ~ return 10 the poverty and
simplicity II our ancestors; lei us ., move
iempssti0n which cannot b. resisted,
and the road I" offict will again brcuIas
the path ~ duty and of honor.
ltwas m, intention at one iImr To re-
Ter tbs peuIIcn to the committee &c ava
anu means, siih instructions 10 bri,s i'm
bill ~ conformity With the prayer Of
The petitioners. Upon refIeclion ! sill
not do 50; viii lei the petition g. an.
irammelled 10 The committee. and " hat
ever there NAV be 0f good issuing from
them may perhaps suffice.
perier this course. because nf the two
Propositions which have heretofore been
submitted to THIS house. decidedly pre-
Ter the bill For distributing the proceeds
OF the sales Of the public lands; i, Is less
objectionable inprineiple. and gives equal
justice to all paris OF the Union. That
this most just measure should have met
so much hus,IIiIy, is TO me a matter Of
great amazement. Perhaps il owes iu
pour success 10 the misfortune Of being
The offspring Of justly distinguished
American Statesman. II the committee
OF ways aud means would have il rehsp-
used with some Of the cant names Of the
day. Il has meri, enough to become even
one OF the pets Of the party.
To those gentlemen who are really de- ,
slrous OF wrestling from this Government
It's means OF bribery and corruption. |
would sugges, the propriety Of surren.
dering individual preferences, and adopt.
ing any measure which can nussibly aid
this hols cause. which can elevate the
tone Of seniimen. and feeling among the
people. OF can give them jusier views of
their rights and their duties; otherwise,
the reign OF misnle will be q perpetual
succession, in defiance az the continual
stirring Of the flsh Of Washington.
Yise * secretary Dt asE description ola
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