The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

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ss~m. de bid hlnssa fessised shs II.
sesse 81 his lssasfs. bsi pssmshrd Is
-sis y Isseh flsrlf ebil6ssn n he Ansla
Ssxan lousas, Is shirh sic lad hesn =.
essaaneds o. az bsskinR OUT isf re
sssaletoa. Lis s@as hss "a arms, snd
Iained tie sssadzfd % per eaunlry. Ca,
q ihs@ iels s.ahsbsl.ls al Breolisn. on.
Pas,is Mes Sssk LEAVING % la.usns b.
cary All. yesng md bsrsssed wjSs..
@ha had.siaes lsksn %. he's rrssdsnee
1t;hhef hshtT.in-lss. sad VI vs. one
oi The FnuaF women @hom,tle Casnl
lad erhsld kneelIng a, Ihe lamaya altar
Ons efii,s daughefs..s year or iuo pre-
s'a1s, had bssr larn. by HE hand Or
desah. Ire abtaaiilulsnd blooming fow
90. lfoa lhs1 p genl stem. aud had bsen
ai.ssded 20 III lemh 81 ne tears and h.
snthfstions u DC young md aged lof ms
ny miles xrounsk fadf Of his sons were
a,sfilst ilne sih wsshinelon. on The
Psnnsylvania side of lie DeIsasrs shar.
lnessa the rig.fs and deprtssians Of thai
Zoo glsamy psr,ad. returning ior mo-
men; occasionally BY stealth. iorbehoId
and % snconrege The friends lIiey 80 dear
" loved. Bvfgo rtilrn- The Count. sf
ler listening shorliIms (for Il sas again
The psnod y essnfng prsyeI) 70 . hy nm
oIpra,se utlrrelh voices sllied 10 ethesisl
melndy. knocked al ,he door, which vas
opened BY Nc. w,nmaer. and although.
iEsn LisunIiotm. not selcame guest,
he Vas Si,lfs coid paliirness admitted.
Ssairj BY The comfortable iiie.ldr, aid
happy 10 be. onte mare. ~h.re his native
tongue c.uld he understood among tue
iaasly circle. the C.,uni poured lor.h his
shaIr heart. lli. noble brow aud RaIlan,
brarisg won upnn hIshearrrs--,cl chill
ctap, through that sssembly-ihe Count
was snsnger. aud as such. m, no sym.
pa,hs and the sons and daughters Of
struggling A1srica.
tIiAP.u.
Who thai knows The workings OF the
hnman heart ca~f account fr the sppa
ren,ly impossible changes which besei il
--shsfe prejudice yields 10 lave. and
sha,s. frsi seems rrpulsire and unpleas-
ant. 10 oi1entim@s taken into favor and held
AZ an idnl 10 rs Utmost core. This 10 one
of The happy oId,nances of nature. and is
oItsnumrs observed in tie ordinary az
well as The deeply important events Of
life.
Two or three evenings afer the tine
we have related, Count woburg isfl his
companions, and wandered he seemed On
conscious and almost regardless y hiher.
rsll aud elegantly Prnpnrlionrd, his form
aud fee weie splendiily set OF by The
becoming uniform his profession. lie
.aun'efcd car, le.sly along, his arms fold
ed, is - eli pnIned sabre touching the earth
as u hung dangling by his side. and his
plume falling unhe. ded bnlerscefully over
his brow as II the owner were sesrce con.
scIous u power of snimslion. P,etnres OF
The past aud Of The p'esen, aosted before
htm-a hen he was the idol 81 his ia her :
prncely pal4cs n his native Germany.
VII, re each knee bowed, and every heart
scknaa lodged with gratitude hisapproach
-shers Tie young and the old blessed
the hand that administered To their neces
sites, but nov, oh how the scene,is chang.
eJ-when the words Of The aged patriui
still ring IN his ears" iurn bsck The
hearts uf those who come but for plum
def, TO dssecrale our he"ths and homes"
And oh God, he exclaimed In agony, is
It really so--ls such tho work my snve-
reign has appointed for subject hose
ancestors never knew STAN or dishonor
ami hireling-my employ ment 20 in-
jure the oppressed--io assist IN destroy
ing brave and noble peuple--als.. lear
u is tho tue--snd the Coan, groaned
| from the inmusl recesses Of his heart.
| Ga looking up, he lound that he had i'm
percepubly stayed to the vicinity Of the
mansion where bu, an esening or Two be.
fore lie had heard the voice of supplIcatlon
and PRAYER. beheId that aged couple who
seemed like the chnsen ones Of the E,er
nal, and those lovely forms and faces
which seemed 10 his mind liale less Than
= e,herial. As sltesly stated, the charm
uf beauty Was not new TO the young
Count Wolburg. Tue idol alike If The
b.ll-rnom aud the social circle, all the
enchantment that gay and brrllan. lille
could present, had been familiar To bun
--s,tll there was something indednabie IN
that ancienI ,nsnslon. and he de ermIned,
wha,eger nigh, be the hazard. TO INTRO
duce himself.
CHAP Hi
II was they rosy mnn,h of June. The
sun shune in urrloujed splend"r-Nsturs
poured forth her riches, blessings; the WIN
Ter had cinwned the arms OF America with
victory. ani hope aud 'y once more be-
csn 10 enl,, en- the bosoms OF her children
Two Of the Suns Of Mr.. Winmaer had
been home lnr some weeks recovering
from the effects of severe Wounds. but had
again joined their commander. animated
with PATRIOTISM and hope. aud going GA
"cuna ueting and III conquer. "sl,he Young
l,d,ss afer the perlormsnre oil t'mtly lie