The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-27

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s0hleri u inrur parasiAg The !. Mseklrn-
burg Muanaealsi Association" .hess
duly and affects all bs. lhs erection &c :
SUITABLE Munumenl. ia the iawn Il Char
lale. e.m eeRasa.ise = he M,eklenbuTx
Declaration u ladrPsndsnes On lie 20sh
d Mag. IFS
There % no State in our Unian Rh0se
eafly history i MARKED s1h eVsassr de-
soslqn - he cause 81 f.ibsr,y. Than The
Stale 81 Naslh Carolina. Tbs Eema rk
sill not b. miseansIrued. ahen !, il stat
ed. that neither 81 ho1ne % abroad il the
teai ebaraessFof The State. and Tie unssi-
lied psltis,ism af her ei'lIrns. knosn and
Apr. rialrd. The llls,ar,sa 10 compel
led. By examiRsllar. 70 saw that y so sfs-
lesely has The hlss ~ az Narih Caful,ns
been written. that the nsme. The arrils.
and The end. Of The 6,si Gostrnor are not
knnwn."s
Pre- and Rapreiending in character.
firm AMI underwriting ~ her devotion 70
principles. her SIMS seen rather satisfied
with . Consciousness ii the Eecliinde af
ihsr own innalinns. than 10 enuri ihe
praise which b, longs 10 merit. ar 10 de-
nsnd i"r their ancestry ,hsl need of re-
man. shlch . due 10 rx,l.ed patriotism
az ehissltic daring. .+ 4
Bot. We t.u.l. more suspicious mo-
'nenl has arrived ~hen the industry AMI
resssFch II her SIMS s,ll preserve those.
uema,ials Of her patriotism. 10 be hand
ed dawn - "a rich legacJ" 10 future
generstinns.
81 lar a. the esrly history II the COL
any oi Nnrh carol,na has been 9 xhlbiied
10 the curinus eve III The historian. IL is
iull ol lnride.Ft. elessiing 10 The character
81 The Stale. aud worlhy 10 be cherished
by her sons. Il was On her shores that
the adventurous anchor of The sifst An.
glo.Saxanf - Ills weston hemisphere
rested. A feet sustained ny the gallant
Sir Waller II ,lelgh. aud led by Amlnsdss
and Barlow. here found. IN she language
Of the historians of The day. "a people
most genll-. loving AMI ialihfal. void of
all guile and treason. and such o. lived Al
Ter ihc manner OF The golden sge." A.
lnong such . people. fleeing from The ap-
pres.ions aud peIs cullons Of the Old
World. our ancestors founded The q ,lany
u North Csrolins. Her whole his,oly,i
l'oln The Earliest period oli,s existence, 10
ihe tinal overthrow OF The ROYAL power OF
England. shows an indomilable sp,fil al
Liberty aud. ailhough obeiient to whole
some laws, that The least Oppression mr.
tyranny. was promptly mes;aud inarfoiy
opp"sed.
q" Areshere any who dub, mars cap1.
city Tor sslf-governmrrli!'' asks an elos
queni writer on her history, "lei them
study the history Of N.csrs,,ss. Is
lnhabaans were rcslless aud turbulent in
iheE imperfect submIssiea from abroad;
the administration of tie Colany was
firm. humane, anil tranquil. when ls(, 10
themselves" Tue irst Amsr,c 10 mani
fesiO against the eneroaehmen,s Of power,
The elective franchise, and The anwise in
reference Of trade. was m ,de III North
Carolina. a. early as 1885, and nearly
two hun he'd years befare our I,depen
dence was declared. Thus we're sown.
deep and broad, the SEEDS of Liberty
among her peap'e. with a liberal hand. |
snmetfnes these seeds produced the fruits
oil anarchy and confusinn: for, at an early
period. The Colony was under the control
OF rulers in open rebellion against the |
EnglIss, Crown. AT another period. the |
'mbecIle hand tina, thru swsyed The Eng
l'sh sceplre, Charles III. ured Of CONTEST,
Ieit her 10 her own eaurss. undisturbed Ell
Their De iheiyranny Of rulers, or the rapa |
city oil asarice.
Pursuing - The noiseless tenor of their
way" The cnlnnis;s OF North Carolina
peacefully followed the avocs,ions of la
Dor and ialns,ty. acknowledging No SUI
perior. and bending ,atir knee 10 no pow
er hu. iu Gnd Almighty. Towards ma
nv Of her colonies, tina, eloquent defender
III American rights. Lord Chatham, on the
flor Of ParIir,nen', denounced the course
Of the mother country, as tina, Of" cru
ei AMI unjust step mother" But awards
The Colony &c North Carolina. her course !
was otten like that OF The msthrr II the
faithful. driving her, IIagar-like, into the
there IN perish. neglected and
alone. Bat ths God Of Abraham com
foftsd her, in her exile. with the refrssh-
Ine shade and the gushing f.uniaio; and
declared upso her ,ha, she should greatly
81 that 4" her seed should no,
be numbered for multitude" II il moi
IN untpTltI that a neania thus ,a,fnaL