The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23
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i ssHIsGros AM FRANKLIN.
Amessage was receiredTrnm<lle House
announcing the passage of join, resolu-
ton in relation 10 the presentation Of the !.
sword Vf General Washington and the
cane of Benjamin frankie which rrso-
luton having been rea,-
Mr.. ARCHER rose and said that, as the /
grounds Of a proceeding sent from the
'theE House of Congress 10 this for con-
could noibe assumedto be known
necessarily, and the resolution before the
Sena impaired a distinguished rompl-
nent to natl Of his own Safe, he hal
been advised, and had yielded 10 The adj
that few words from one of
he Senators Of Virginia might be regard
I'd as not inappropriate, and perhaps be
expected in explanation of the resolution. |
L was known 10 svcry member o. the Sc
'a'e that Gen. Washington. by his will.
'eqneathed swords iolour Of his nepi,ess.
Jae Of these swords, plain and the leas.
alitab'e according 10 ordinary estimates
# value. the gentleman to whom the frs,
:ho.ice had been permitted had had the
''>t tas.e tn prefer, as that which his rIo-
ioas anee: tor had invariably worn. ia
f1t sfroice. from the period Of early lie,
then he had, in the cause nf his country,
hen in colonial condition. first etm-
nanded himself 10 honor and through the
n'lre progress ol that great conflict which
ad re. n!ted in the establishment of oar
i5cslius aad his immortal renown. There
'ls mol room for lestiom that the
'"apon which had just been laid on the
lhle of the President was the identical
ne 10 which these Interesting associations I
t;ached. II might have been proper for
in 10 have stated the evidences Of this ,