The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20
PANTISoCRACY.
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gelcer.
II 10 admitted on ell hands, Messrs,
Editors. that the being or becoming clti.
zen Of the United Slsies--whethsr naiu
rally or by sdopiion-eonsuinies q man
a, once (even though unable. perhaps, 10
govern his wife or children or self. CON-
pIete politician, and able 10 decide not on
IL what. in the ma teis that he knows
less, Of. 10 best for bis country. Blu, for
al others. Nay, so clear j. The fac. lhs,
EVEN European nations are forced to ac-
knowledge il. They see what an enor-
nous growth Of wisdom America has. far
even hey ong our own rrodigious consum-
piion; and inst al Of being offended al our
usddling with their affairs, are delighted
70 get the fruits Of our over production,
Of our superflaity Of political sagsci,y.
II is manifest. indeed, ihsl me civilized
earth is falling into state Of pupilags 10
US, and ,hst alter while Providence IT,
self viii be able 10 shut up shop. or. .,
most, only look at US. while zoe regulate
oil the rest Of the world. and deal out the
duties and the fate OF paions as Heavens
yicegerents.
OF this expensive state Of thing. Gen.
Washington was too 81 ort sighed. fsr ton
little the great political philosopher to
have had any conception: for in that ia
nous Farewell Address This las, great
legacy OF wisdom and pa,riotism) he in
culcstes /, as the leading, the supreme
rule Of our foreign policy, that we were
10 shun mixing ourselves with the affairs
Of other nations, maintain friendship with
all. but have eptangleihents with hone.
OF course, then, all these narrow notions
Of his are to GO for nothing. |, is oul
business to thrust ourselves into the inter
nal affairs Of all countries: they ell desire
nay, expect il Of us, and will take it mos
unkindly if we allow them 10 regulate
their own matters in their own way.
/. is evident that We are here to keeI
The earth in order. and are Gods dele
gates Ter thu, purpose: we. TO look aite,
The rest OF the world; and. in return fuI
our taking so much trouble OF Providen'
ce's hands il will Of course take such ex'
cellent care Of ours that we need pay ne
attention 10 them. Nature, it 10 wei
known. does nothing in vain. and the
enormous surplus Of public discretion
which has been bestowed upon ns, so fa
beyond wha, we ever make ose ofat home
can only have been intended for expor,a
tion 10 other countries.
For some time human affairs have goa'
rather i'll. To go back no further thai
10 the time Of Observation-Disclosures, tina, 20
,entste treated tho Jews very FOUL, ant
The mater ought TO be sci right. BY Ses
OSIRIS. by Alexander the Great and 6nall.
by Titus. the Arabs aud many more hos
! poor Hebews have been kicked and cuffe
aud buffs,ed without end. We ought i
there il any sympathy, and brotherhood
any are 10 US for the cause Of huma
rights, 10 60 and restore them TO their sac
red city-a thing that calls Gus with ID
mos. sacred invitation; for as every dod
knows as soon as we shall haye don
that, the millennium is to commence.
/ Didn. Cyrus rnslare Lydia and on
republican brothers, the lonians! An
shall We suffer that wrong 10 freedom I
remain uDredressed, down TO The preser
day? III is time to bes,ire ourselves, an
, take Asia Minor out Of The hands Of thos
! barbsrous Jerks.
VIVA, RICH, hal the French 10 Gaul!-
Why. they seized il from We cant exac
. ly say whom, that had half expelled tt
lsaua,s, whohal taken il from the Gsul