The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

siderins sf Il. and rallin' and Iossiu' over
hike eramp 10 the siomseh. NOT knowing
Whist % do; 81 last ] sol sn idea.
Extension Of suffrage. ssys |. 10 the
card III play. That wlll take The mass
&c. and masses 10 poser. Tor msjsriiies
rsle. A thai lane, squire. ne had the
foriy shilling freehold qusl.6casion. and
q extended no farther; 90 ] weni for uni
sersal suffrage; Coz. thinks I. IL | can ear
~ thai. | can 20 far Governor 6rsi. on
the strength Of The new votes. and prssi.
deaf srteswssds; aud IL did seen plausi
bic enough too. that's fact. To al APP
Psarancs il vas The bear eard IN the pack
SO oui jumps IRON bed. wslkIh' Vp
and down lhe room in my shirt TAIL.
sofkln' away 81 my speech like any
thing. and dreadful hard work II YES. TOO;
Tor u Is easier u forge iron any sime than
. speech. espeeislly IL yum amt brought
en- up 10 the business. had IN 20 over
j. and over iiever go often. for every uos
and then I'D sIirksfssi, gel bothered and
forgot where | was, and have 10 begin
sgin; but when day vas cen sbou, break
IN, | vas just draein' 20 . close, and
had nesrly scored and rongh-hew'd tout.
when all Of sudden ! run agln the bed
post, in the dark. and nearly knocked oUi
nv brains. Well, hexl night | worked
al il sgin. only lelt The candle bornin'.
so as mol 10 be sslumblin' Up sgin things
that way. and The third nigh. got IL slI
finished OF complete; bul GOT shock
in cold in my head. walking about ns.
ked 80, and leli as weak ss a child Cor
want Of sleep. was awful puzzled 20
Ok on xhM 10 do on account nf that pls
ygny cold. diln'l know whether 20 vail
all il got better. OF strike while The iron
was hoi and hissin', for ] feared some o.
the speech would leak oui. or The whole
&c, Nat, II KEEP, IL 100 long; 30 No soon
as the house was opened. | makess plunge
fright into il; for what must be, must be.
and ii's no use eonsiderin'.
| So | ups and says. Mr.. Speskrr. says
III, (I.ord ho~ thick nv tongue felt; ID
seemed 100 thick for nv mouth. Ike the
clsppef Of an old horse lei me PROFOUND
this resolution. sir, says !; all men are
free and equal. No one doubts il, Mr..
Slick. said one old member--no one de-
MES iha'; its irueism. ] didn'i soms
how expect iha, interruption; j, kinder
put ne out. and never got goin' alto.
geiher right sgin afterwards. for los, my
temper; and when q man ain'i cool. he
nigh, az we'll hang up his fiddle. that's .
fact. Have freedom OF speech. sir, OF
hare ] not; or 10 TIA, last rag Of liberty
torn from The mae, Of the constitution too!
| stand stock sdll avalin' for your an
swer. sir. Oh, sartain, said he, sartaln;
you may talk forever. il you like; 20 on,
sir. only no man doubts your proposition
LIS a lie, sir, said |. il's lilo ~ri,--Or
Observation-Disclosures! chair! says some
J Knock him dowa-'urn him ou,-whsrs
did you learn manners! says Others
Hear me out, says |, will you!-sp'
+. don'.b be 60 everlsstin' fast, what's the vs.
Of jumps afore you come TO the fence
4 lis q lie written on The face Of the con
n stitution. Oh! no! saws they, 10 that u
7 Yes, says I, il is. and contradict u IL yol
darst. We are not free; We are slares
a one half Of Us is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! onieelin', ovctbearin' tyrsnis, and vile
i usurpers; and The other half slaves; ab
e jec.. miserable, deg,aded Slaves. Thu
u frs, argument advanced, sir. is ihis--an'
I The cnld in my nose began 10 tickle, tickle
. tickle, till | couldn'i hold any longer, an
: let GO saeeze that almost bake tn
. winiers out. Oh. Hord. what haw haW
they sol up. The first argument Is this
: sir; AMI of went bath barrels Of my nos
4; sg,n like thunder; It fairly raised the dus
Z from The f1or. IN a cloud like a ~hirl
c wind in the street afore rain. II made al
e spin agin. Why, he is a sery rns.,al
5 roarer SAYS The members, regular sneo
:; ger; and they shou'ed and reared like any
= ihiag.
n Thought | should a died Tor sham,
!. one mint. and the next felt an coonisI
b u had half q mind TO fly at the speske
:. and knock him down. dld'ni jis' Gle
}. verify know what to do. but al last wen
' lou. Jiu Tue UtSk w t"uu
), Tor fnriy shill,ngs! Was Bunker HIl
b. Ifnugh, out to loosen British chains. mere
Z; lly to rivei American ones! Was il for TN
y 1.-The pc ,ple covered with gore and glory
d on the bed Of honor! Was il The for.
n lshillngs alone that fought the revolU,lo
e Of The polls! am for the pulls. Tsxs
l. ton and representation should GO hand
= hand, and freedom and equality likewis
}, aIso. How dare you tax the polls with
out their consent! Suppose they va
y la 90 fur TO tax you without your Cot
$ sent. why who would be right or VIII
e wrong then! Can two wrongs make
u right! II is much of muchness. sir.--si
" Of one and half dozen Of the nther.
rd What's that teller ,sikin' about! say
M member. A vote to help The pols
sgin' Russia, says the other; what Gus
fill ed fool he is. l, put ne quite out. an
'ellinggled me 50. couldn't make snn,h,
'layine strait, couldn't see the Speaker Q
,ardongef, for my eyes watered as il | HI
snd,een a suingin' Unions for week, and
nan j. A - rnSo al. -. l..