The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-08-04

| task which they undertake. They will
na, again employ builders however veil
the: nTsI came rreammen.isil whose
| banking house or mansion tell IN ruins
beluIe ihe rnul was fairly on. IL will DO
n1 guod 10 get certificates III character
md competency; II wall do no good Tor
the mason Ia throw the blame upon the
carpenter. or the earpenter upon the
npasnn; the building i IN RUNS. aud that
IS enough In Justify the employment Of
anu.her sci oi hauds. y. D. Siar.
The correspondent 81 the Nat lnlelli-
geLeeI in rhr lnIlawing paragraph, gives
To the late party movsmentn New York
the importance winch We have been hon
the bret con.inred q deserved.
The party press every day affords evil
denee Thar Iammaay has not spoken IN
Vain, M denuuucing The metallic currency
and ayOwIng lis adhesion 10 cedil sys-
ten. Some ii tie party papers may
make WY faces al thus beng maGe TO
swallow Their prolesiallons against Banks
anu Bank rags: but there - no help far
them. Tammany has adeereed IL, sud
40 this complexion they nut cone at
Iasl:"
"Tammany is heard. told YOU but
the other DAY that Tammsny never
speaks 10 vain. The rag barons" of
Tanmany are. Alter al, the monafehs ,f
the U. States. Virginia, tie mother Of
empires, ungnI hare spoken Tor months;
Pensy lvsnIa, the keystone State. for
years. aud ha'e spoken IN saIn: oct 10
Mr. Van Buren,, a hmt from the bricks
aud aud mortar oi iamman! is signi-
meant. " hen few men ia Tammany
speak Jupiter Omnlp0leut vas not more
powerful when be shook his - amhro-
sial locks" New York humJugs, but
never permits herself 10 be kuujug-
ged. Massachusetts never hUHlbugs, Or
is hnaJuggsd. Virginia never hun.
bugs, but Is ever humbuggsd. Pensyl-
wanna humbugs, aud j. humbpgged.
These are characteristics Il leading States
which Mr Van Buren, well understands.
never knew. IA the history oi all our
politics. mure important movements than
have been gong on 10 the state Of New
York Tor three weeks past. They affect
the destiny OF this whole country for
years. Every man shou!e aich the de-
tails wIlh the keenest eye thank Godl
land write u With the devotion oT nv
whole heart aud soul,) ''lhe architects
Of rum" no longer reign. Satan and his
Idols are tumb ed down. A new race, new
men new lines are TO spring up. The
Go!hs may prepare 10 quit the Capitol.
The capItollne Hill is 10 troddcn by 9th.
er men: aud the way Of the crImonals is
downward, over The rarpeian rock"
The death of William ". King Of
Great Britain, is an event for which we
were not prepared by previous lnlorma.
ton, though he had been for some time
IN delicate health. lie will be succeed
ed, on The throne, By Victoria, Daughter
ni the Duke Of Kent, (brother III the late
Ming who, having already aualned the
prescribed age. now becomes Queen,
being the first female that has welded
The BRUSH scepue since tie reign Of
Queen Anne.
In the present state II the world, the
accession oil this new Sovereign can
hardly be considered an event oi much
importance. Ii vii bring with il. NC
suppose, no change ofprIncirles into the
administration Ol tie Government. unless
1t add 10 the strength ol tile Conserva.
tlyes.
by the death Of William ", how
ever, the Hano, erian possessions arc
separated from the British Crown-,he
Duke Of Cumberland lihe oldest survivor I
OF The Sons Of George iii. becoming, by
'llls event. kmg oil Hanover, by The
elect OF The SalIque Law, which prevails |
~ iha' Government, though rot in the !
Brush, and excludes female heritage Of !
dominion. This separation will be- no |
loss to Britain, The Government of Han
over having always been 10 that nalIun a
On'den' which the Brush People, Of all |
GRASSES aud all parties, will be glad to have
so' fd OF. Nat. Intel.
Hanger Of Moderate Drinking.-Do
lot say that exsggerale your exposure
/" 'n'emperance. Lei no man say when
lie thinks Of drunkard broken in health
nd spoiled IN intellect, 4" can never so
all. He thought as little oi falling in
Us earlier years. The promise of his !