The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Mr.. Nebsier'asspeccI:,
AT FansuII Hall. Boston. September
30gh, lisa.
Fresi.hs Nsw Yark Trlhaas. Ertra.

Fronahs Mes Terra Tribsns. Eua.
MaveryeaIy koar "a Fridss, Faneaii Han
wss crowded q ssfseasion, and bef.rs tle
time appainisd fer the meeting thsus.nds had
fsas sway aashie 70 proeuIs saa,issioa. Az
preris<ly "a eiciock, air. Webster rame ~.
aitsasea by eommitsee Of genl.emsa. We
ras iairodaeed . The sadi~nrs ~ me Nsysf,
In very neat ard tssielui Addrrss. 20 HnIca
NJ. webster replied a. foiisss
know nett kno~ nat how il 10.
Mr.. Mayer. but here 10 sonrlhing - ihe
esks Of these walls. o. 10 The sea Of up
tarued fares xhirh see srcond me. or
In The genius shIrh sl~ays hovsrs over
this pl.ct; f.nnisg into life ardent aad
psirislis feeling @nh every motion Of 10
sisss: I kno~ not how il 10. bsl there 70
sorrsklng ihaiexeIlss ne slieasly. deep
~, TOO deeply 10 sllo. sasqssis sxpres-
sisa fer my snnlicns. ID will not be
dsublsd by you ina, The ssluis,inn. that
this grsering. 10 greeting lelt here al he
heart Boston 10 my home--my cherish
ed hsue. Ii 10 NOS more than 6'e and
t~eaiy wears tincs came here. with my
fssiiy. 10 pursue here N This enlightened
metropolis those objects, both public and
rsivsie, for which my studies and edues-
uea were designed 10 Ct ne. lis t~en-
W years since The intelligent citizens Of
Boston asked me 10 Loan myself To the
public irus, az their Representative; and
II gives me infinite pleasure 10 zee hare
20 dsy, occupying ihose seats assigned
10 the gentlemen more advanced in life,
not lev Of Ihuse ~ho sere originally
insHuReaisl in indicating The course If
life by which | have endeivorsd 10 ssrse
the psog.ie Of this Town.
When shs duties Of pubic life hsve
Withdrawn me from this my homs-lhsss
fslt, aever,heless. aitrscled 10 The spn
90 which ell ny local affections tended.
and ma that the progress u time must
bring aboai thsi pef,oJ-sven lfii should
mol be fastened BY The progress II esenis
--~hss The duties ef public llles musl
yield 20 the coming of advanced ,ssrs-I
cherish The hope Of passing among 'hsse
associations and these lrisRis shat shall
remsin Of my life whsn these public SET
vices shsll hsse ended ~hich. for good or
Tor evil. are I'll ihe isheslisnee | have 10
leave 10 these she shall eone altar me.
The Mayor has spoken kindly Of ny
public ssr.ires; and espccislly OF The re-
sult Of The nesolir,ias ~hich hiss recently
been breassi 70 close. and IN which ]
~ss sassssd. ! hops. fellow citizens, thar
soaetoinr ~ssshss dous pstrasnrsdy use.
fsl 70 The sosniry. present no peson-l
eisiss Of ps,iicslsr merit endes,sred
% do my ssiy. ksd hard q suunsr's
work, but | an aoi holly UNUSED 10 bard
york. lhsd May asrisas days. sndsoms
slsspless RisAs. Bot Il The results Of nv
hbsu merit iks appreciation oil The eoun-
try. shall be richly rss.rdsd, and my
ether days -Iii ss hsprisr. 80 ny e'het
nishu will give ne stiil swee'a repose.
sasgh, 10 sisfefss The clouds Which
threatened . s,srn ssi~,sa EntIsnd and
Amsrica. Fer several year pas, her" has
sxi.ied class Of sursi.nas. sh~h DID not
swsys tAres,en var. but Shich never ,s-
sussd ihs aspect Of permanent Peses.
The highly lsmen,sa psrses. To .hom
20 just . tribute vas paid sy ,he Mayor.
Of sis iasseurssioa 40 Pnstses, IN ls4l.
sslisd ne 70 iks place Ino~ occupy; and
tkssgA | kasv m 10 in bad taste lo.spesk
Of sss's self. ys,. saors my friends and
nsigAsors hers. | will say . word or two
IL ysu please. l had The pleasure Of set
Ing him on several occasions al hia house
and elsewhere. | have never made any
boast Of The con6dsnee The President re-
paced in me, but CIRCUMSTANCES hardly
worthy OF serious notice have rendered
!, proper thai should ssy. tina. as soon
o. General Harrison vas elected Pfsst
dent Of Ihs Usred States, wIsbout ~otd
from me upon The subject. he ~rele 10
ms msIring ne To take . place in his
casine,, leaving me 10 choose. and askirg
nay adrire as 10 he persons would wish
atsccis,sd ~ish me,
He expressed rath.r . wish ,hu
shnuld take The Department oil The Trea
sury. because. he was pleased 10 say. lie
kne~ had paid some considerable a,,en-
tion to currency and fnancf; and he lelt
that the wants nf The countryside recess
siiy Of the country on the suhjec, OF cur
rency and finance. were among The eau
ses which had prsdaceJ the revolution;
that revolution ~hich had resulted 10
placing him in the Presid. ntisl char.
Itsc hspPened tha Ipreiened aso,hsr
plncs-thst wh:ch / nov occupy. felt
oil its responsibility. bu, can say truly
and correctly thai, " hatever at uion had
paid 10 currency and finance, Eel, m"rs
competent to carry on other concerns OF
te Government. AMI | was MI willing
TO undertake Ii. da ly d,udssry 81 trade
~as NJ, dssppo'ntsd 10 The ex'gsnct
thdeIsts4 in nui fore 90 relations. The
uhole dsnger "a. ., no time publicity de.
sslopsd; but The cause Of ihe difficulty
knew. aud | knew too Tia, an out
break seemed TO be al hand. | a!lHae 4"
that occurrence 10 which the Chs'rm n
alluded. which took place during the yea
1881, 9th which as eonat c'ed the nam~
~ "a A L.