The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

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Observer ssmt III these federal ar Hsau.
arehacsi ssctrsness - svowsd IL whsl
psrperts to be = sp<eck e As<xxader
H4maitoa. IL - esr dsty 20 declare.
tAsa toe Csreiisizn spsll kHszps that
ws hare stser Advocated any saeh
doctrines; and - caaaos be charged
vita satrrisiaing sacb wlshous . Via
tsiioa u ssery principle ot truth and
lastirr.
Bar sbsre dsrs Che CsraIiaisa
6sd sseh speech 81 Alexander Hs-
millonf IL processes to be . speech
delivered 10 that debate on the sdsp-
ssoa sf lhe constifatioa of the uuised
states. Nov II is we'll known thai
that Consentiea sat sCifk closed doors.
sud that consequently 20 sceosnt Of
Che debates wss Published ~ the time.
8incz xils death Of Gen. Hamilton.
Which took place In 1904. several
sersiens Of those debates have beea
published. from the notes, or memory.
Ut members Of that body. Gea. Hs-
Malon therefore, WIN. ssea during his
die ssa<. sas The subject o. sress mis-
representation. probably never had an
eppartsaisy d Affirming or desying
Che Language Imputed To- him. His
pAofe life esstradicfs IL In r774,
81 shs ase Of IL Alexander Hamil-
fos sisidsd one Of thpss pens which
BALD and ably asserted the violated |
rs8hts of The American colonies. In
a775. when hostiIilies broke out. he
catered the American army. He now
became one Of Gen. Wsshingfon's
tsnily. ~ his aid and confidential
sr'ead. He maintained that must hon-
cradle, dafhcsIt. and dangerous reIa-
fasisa. I'LL The close &C The war: VAS .
participant In all Of w ashing bn's gIo-
rious achievements, including that n.
aal one, the seige Of York and can
tsrs si CORVALLIS. lie MS . mem
ter Of the Convention which framed
the National Constitution. and
'srea5h he 10 represented BY the Ca
roi1nisH - advocating mousrchicsi
10 VAS The principal su-
hor oil tbe Federation. . series Of CO.
'ass. the object Or which Vas 10 80. :,
'srs The ratification OF the Cunsfiiu- !
ION - q WAS adopted. II wns his !
treat influence and prsdigieas izlents, 4
'xertsd In The Ne~ York Cssentian. !
nal induced that body 20 raiify The
!. constitution, and come into ihe Uui. n
pss..ases Washingian's 6rst Cabi- =
sI. And Shea. after Washing tone u
etiremeas 10 private life, he was q
gam called on 10 take the comm and o.
: the srny. - Lieut.. Gsn. In i7ee. :
. repei the sgsressions Of France. he y
clecled Alexander Hamilton - his :.
ecoad in command. On the death
I Washington, Hamilton succeeded
in % commander In chief! Final &
7, he met his death &C The hands OF q
10 traitor Aaron Barr. .,
Such is brief enumeration OF the "a
ersices of Alexander Hamilton. one II
I the Purest men and most devoted u
siriots whom this country has ever G
hsitercd. Insults The purposes Of The p
resent Tory party. rs doubtless II N
70 Ut The Tory party OF the revolu- y
oa, 10 represent him 10 an odiuus y
ght before the country. The public y y
aaaut fail TO draw . parallel between
10 services and those of his resiiers.
specially when those resilers cherish :;
I'D sustain in their ranksa man &c. :,
. ingersoil, who. even In these latter N
ays. declared !" that IL he had lived Be
The time Of the revolution. he would re
ave been Tory" lngersoil. In The III
ofthe Tory party. is wor.
y Of all praise; whilst Hamilton. .;
DO greatly aided 20 achieve our 10
hfrties. and then 10 perpsiuaie Them %
procuring The adoption OF the Con. no
slasion. il denounced as unworthy
IfesPecti To have enjoyed The CON- :.
aface VI Washington. ono might we'll =
eosteat 10 reccirc the abuse Of The .
Dries.
We arc no Fedcralisf, and never az
we been. bst that 10 no reason WI, ID
9 st,oaid rssils those vim we're, bui fra
10 81 the same time, were patriots sr,
~ statesmen. periIing their lives Vi
% fortunes In defence Of the liberties pc
their coaniry. Tie old Federal co
sfsy. - il well known. was long r.
10 dissolved; and il IL perfectly a'
'iorious, thai iis members now be. ~
ng % both the present parties. ri 81
ere be any party. Federal In H. ~
'saciples aud practices. now In This =.
anfry, Il is ungueslionably the Ad - =,
'aistra'ios parry. which 10 iaboring "
10 al its might to sirrng,lea The