The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08

TAE AHOuD BLAND TNSUR.
GENTS.
We bshsss Azue d SO - psrsra in-
frssnsd CO psraeipslioa. - ~ he wirk-
. sna unpiaeiplrd isssrrresian. Near
IL 81 the msn tzkrn IN arms were dismis-
So siisr . sight lnrrsdgsslon. Oflhuse
we rssuzinel. the Whale have been Iibs-
fzisd On uking "a oa,h of sllezi.zus %
the Gosersmsas. and giving lhsir ouu
bands % kesP &c pesce snd - cf.Fooa
bshsslnr, AninsuueeilaR. which ihrrai-
coed 10 invelFs THs-wIiofe Safe IN Ire
hnrrsss Of evil var. has bern pat down
wllhout A exeeaiion. and almost without
9 panishmeni. Men wha. b The laws
Of every coaniry thai lbs . government.
hare fsrfrilr1 heir llberiy and their lives.
have b-ra recessed with nc oshrr punish
mrnf thzn ncriscssion a their failure and
de eoaiemps Of fhe public. And this |.
1lfgrrhss trsslig. this The military dss
poflsas. this The inf0lerable opprsssi0n Al
the 0osernmeni of Rhode Islandl We
ssa.nrs ne'hing in saying that no Co
tenmeni can shuw theparaIlrl 10 The L.
nisncy with which ihese violasors Of DE
Law hare been treated.
Pr3siiases journal.
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. DO or sy what we mar. there viii
ever be party in free eSanlries; and he
would be mistaken. though perchanes
swell-meaning FREUD Of bis coualFy, who
would sxlinguish h here. No Re
pabIicsR ought 70 be opposed 10 party.
since il is ualuesiioaahly the trae con
servsiive principle against despolism.
The storm Of patty is no doubt bad bul
il il 80 bad a the stagnanl calm OF des-
p0iismi
Equally nnfounded Is the idea ihai be-
cause msn differ about parry they must
therefore be IN mical in their personal re-
lsil6ns- To agree W disagree Is not only
The rule OF true republicanism. bni Of true
philosophy. In 300 millions Of human
beings who inhabii lhis earth. Ihers arc
no TWO precisely alike: and if illis is true
efphysirsl. how much rner musl il be Of
moral and mental mani Or. Johnson said
thai no two men ever shaved alike, and ma
snralisis affirm that no two leavns 10 ihe
illiniisble millions Of The forest are alike.
Men. then. will. mast, ought 10 differ.
and il 10 this difference which produces
the collision OF iniellect. and ELECTS truth.
II was 50 intended, AMI Of necessity. for
wise purposes. Richmond Hhig.
IN Uneirl Governor the British
fInuse Of Commons, on The 18th of
March, Captain Sir Charles Napier
brought forward the case OF the Cover
nor Of 81. Kills. for throwing overheard
a midshipman who refused TO convey
him in boat to Basse,erre, the excuse Of
the young officer being that il was impos-
sible for him 10 do so, as il was contrary
10 his orders. His Excellency had appli-
Ell for the boat 10 enable him 10 eyerlake
the steamer for England; and on reaching
the destination 10 which he had perInis-
sion 10 be conveyed, finding she was gone.
be wished 10 continue, but The midship-
man refusing, he threw him OVERHEARD.
The young gentleman swan aflerihe boat,
and holding on by the rudder, was drawn in
again by the men. On the demand to pro-
coed being once more declined. the Cover
nor threatened q repetition Of the punish
meni, when gallant old tar rose from his
seat andsaid, Ave have no Governor here;
our Only Governor is that youngsler, and
II yoa throw him overheard again L II ram
this oar down your throat" Thus cir
sumsianced, they proc ,eded to the shore,
when the midshipnan landed, got a few
provisions and sail. and generously re-
paid his assailant by running down two
hundred miles to ST. Thomas, and over
taking the steamer in tims. Sir Charles
said this was authentic, and he thought
ihe Governor :. ongh, 10 be uRshipped."
The Maisoa Rouge Property, Id
A new and mos. dangerous competitor for
,his immense estate has recently been urg
in, her claims in the cour:s Of Louisiana.
Th is the estate unsucessf.l.y claimed