The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-24
THE SPIRIT OF 1910.

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most excellent sriiele, from which we
make the following extracts. They ron
tain truths which our adyersaries will do
well 10 ponder on. Il 10 vain hope 10
suppose that the ERE Of 1910 10 not yet
burning; hsms 90 pure and bright ran
never die. Like truth, il 10 - immacusate
and immortal"
"They sho. looking npon the Revn-
luton Of 1910 as temporary excitement.
gotten up by the stimulus Of " hard eidei
and psgeaniry. suppose tina, with It's e.
fervescence passed into noihingness iis
power, make . great, very wide mis-
take. The volcanoe ceases ioemil smoke
and fame. and its ihunders are hushed
and sull-but the sub,erranesn 6res are
notsquenehed. neither have they lOsl
their terrible and tremendous energies.
Far down in the bnsom Of The round
world the earthquake rsposss--it 10 net
lher tanned TO enduring submission. nor
are is strong limbs felered that il cannot
stir. Anon the ehoked crater will be un'
s,opped-lhe mighty voice Of the re-. ava
kened Titan, as he hesres 10 and lro,
will be up-llfled. and wo will be 10 the
dwsllers in false security who have build.
ed their hopes upon bis rest being eternal.
So with The restless energies Of The PEG
pie Of this Union. The "pomp and
show" and psgesniry, with which they
signa,ized their march OF freedom 10 1870
--,he joyous shout and song, the homtly
ins'gnias Of pslriolism--hase passsdaway;
but the spin, which gave birth to these 10
living siill.in the hesu, Of the people
fresh, vigorous. and il possible rendered
siill more indomi,abls BY The ireschery
which has made OF none eirec, their endea.
,o~. II will have its course! We repeat.
twill have lis course!- for IL is 10 it's es-
rencr, the same Love OF Freetlom aud the
same Sense Of R'gh, which achieved Ihsl
other Revolution in the old ums, and
wrought out, with the bsynnel and the
sword. the miracle Of our Independence
OF British tyranny md oppression.
John Tyler. Arnold like. has dream.
ed that his self,h bargaining with Locofo.
coism-his base desertion aud betrayal 81
the principles which bore him upward on
its swelling tide 10 the place OF power he
now occupies, may crush and overwhelm
the Wings Of the present day. Poor
usdman!--hs. dsubly damred." will
go down
To the vile dust from shcnre he sprung,
Cnwept. unhonored and unsuug."
Bot the patriot rause he has proved trsi,
tor to will 60 on and ,riumph-'s surely
a. our revolutionary anctrtors achieved
their grea, victory. just go surely will IL
triumph, completely triumph in The end
for il 10 founded in ruth and right,
end must prevail While everrssson hold.
her seat and virtue guides among men,"
An INcIDENT.-The following was
related to us by friend who was
present al thelale DanyIile celebration.
IL occurred IN The grove willis, Col. Johns
son was addressing the multitude. The
CoIonel was describing The battle Of the
Thames. and had just arrived at the poiu,
where Gen. llarri.un gave the order IN
charge. when gentleman in the crowd
called out. D." But. Colonel, they say Gen.
Harrison was a coward. how is THAR
The Colonel paused, looked direcrly a, the
speaker, and answered mo, nv friend.
he was not coward--he possessed a.
brave and pstriotic heart as ever beat in
the breast of any American. General
Harri'on's eye was always brigh, in The
presence oi his enemy" The words
were scarcely uttered befro there arose
a shout such as had not been heard on
that day before. IL, was an evidence, a"
said oar narrator, 4" that the spir, Of 1910
was still alive in the b'esis Of the people.
and looked upon il as an augury in "a
vor OF 1874" PoHsUiHe JourncI.
Great Defalcations The New York
Custom House. and the New York Civ
Government, have mads rapid stride,
towards rivalry ofthe late Pennsylvami
Bank Of the United States, in The matter
Of defalcati"ns. or embezzlement roonery,
fraud. anil perjury. Aud indeed. 80 far
As regTds amjuais actually emhezzIeI,
'hrre is no comparison.--the Rank i.
onldons. TLe enormous capital OF the
alter Psrh,Ps twenty millions of it, is