The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

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81 seaport. - SEER - coarse - he mighl
90 easll.T The sdsrsuoa a The poor
has n-rer br<n ai,ensrd - IN Nisgshia
and esher soasheFn sits (nns. INDEED. ~
cH u she neslheEpl 10 The nsrneris i'm
posn.cr demands; bar IN lhase days thsrs
were essn lrss heilillss ri a-qaising .
eonmon sehnoI rdoeatsnr. than exist a.
ne PRESENT day. CIresnssaetd - yoang
Harry wss. he nd fes oIpaElnnines 81
Improving bis raihc BY means % insHue.
Iiar: iar him me !. seoulmsstr" sss
rarely .sbrraa." usrally the children
Of The wealthy wsrs insuurlrd by Trissls
ssehers brought into the family; hrnes
she paar. nnshle has 10 srqaire an tda-
esuan. sere se,ntily supplied even wiIh
radimsnis ai lssruing. While
IN lhe High cogri Of Bhsnersy he Eli
the cant &c thai eduesn0n ~ .hieh pow
cry hid deprived h,m. aud avaiied HIM
self ofthe opportunity % supply. . Far
% Il vas IN his p rwsr 10 do 80. his d. iri.
eacv.
BaI Il he Owed liille 70 The srhoelma'-
trr. ne ~ss derply indebted N boUnle-
Gus Providence Tor an understanding clear
spi powerful: dI.pasI'lou social. lively,
end winning; and depnrlmenle easy. man
", and 'uPessiye. II night with ruth
be sail.
"The elemsaIs
So mixa IN him. that Nature night stand Up
And say To III the world. TAs 70 : msa."
Obseue. oppressed By poverty, 81 6rt
nnknosa, with No fr1nd % whom be
could look fH counsel or a.,i ianet. lleIe
must have heea moments when The OF
pllsn I'll ell the lionel ness cf his silua.
iion: and, with those inward long ring. snd
ss.i.s tions which powerful mind e"nd
nal ba, have oeeasiora ly prompted. he
must have sometimes exclaimed, 10 Bit
lrrness u split,
. Ar Who esa tell hov hard IL il 90 limb
The steep where Fame's proud temrle sEines
Cheek a By the seofT Of P.ide, By En,y.
fronn,
And P"verly's uncOrsuerablr barr'
But po,,r nv in vain oppo, ed TO him
her" bar" In he Chsncery Office he
had occasionally !" irsu.srl business vii
some Of the mott distinguished men ihrn
A. The VHginla bar, aud on her bench.
Henry Clay US nol made to as through
the sn'ld unno,icet: place him IN q
etowd 81 thousanjs. amt, though entirel,
nnkn"wn. kis commanding manner and
marked features sould soun strsri al
lsn,inn and inspire tsspsct. lie wss uu
~ re dssign.d by Providence,
"Ia lifr's Law ss'es remote to pine alone,
Then drop into The grave unpi,led aud IN.
known," "
q IN Ca ar. Napoleon, IRA Chatham.
Such master Spirits 20 no, I'll down and
pine. nor give way 10 de.pondebcy.
They sse as cons, ious Of power to rise
upon ihf strength Of their osn powerful
sihg. and by iheir oun uns'dsd ,ne'gies.
a. tie eagle ihs, scars sluiI In The blue
vault Of heaven. II was his good fortune
o. at act lie notice and win the fr end
ship OF Chancellor W.ihf and Governor
Brooke. BY whose persuasion. a. the age
ri nluetetn. lie commenced the study Of
If law. and read chiefly in The Office Of
the latter, then Arorney General Of the
S'ats. and unter the suspiee. Of tie Tor
mer, Tor whom he &C ed as private .err+.
iary. Tie lriend-h'p &c these men 81
eminent worth and ahiliies, he retained
to he latest day OF ihrir iires,-no Sigh |
evidence h he possessed a spirit and
principles congenial wuh Heir own. and
Ihs, they fourd in Lin MAT ah:ch g;esl
shu soou mtu cen aCnHe.
Young Clay. for We mu.t no longer call
him " the nrphsn-bov." was licensed 10
prartise law by the judges Of The Court
~ Appesls, in Virginia, 1897. when he
was but twenty years Of age. He bad
row 10 select place to locate himself: |
The world was all before him, where to choose,
4ad Providence his guide
Ills only surviving parent had been five
Yeas seiil d near Lexington, Kentucky.
aud II il probable hat I'll al affection had
~ little influence in directing h,s steps 10
The west Tina, state was then ne =. and
be doubtless saw Geld where he could
Tni in his plough and sickle. and gather
q harvest. But { he calculated on find-
ing . par DESTITUTE Of able lssyers and
eloquent a,!yoea'ss, he was much decei-
'fd; for. new AZ the country vas. The
bar at Lexington, where he settled. w.s
Al that time distinguished FIR the e Dinent
ahh'iy Of lis members HE asp rallons