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

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circp,nssansas siicli Is marked lhesilna,ion
nf Mashiagiog. slasy1nen. Il was 10 be
hoped. were desaned. % ihal progress OF
free Institutions wlscbs marked Tie Ca
facsfr ~ he ace. . II lie. iamIers nl'
libesy iarilsas 1 Il counlfies anil lines;
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siop m!koa;ce a washinsion. lie was,
probably sappsinsed by the ordination of
pfoyidspees u prQss aas founder Of IL
berry l6~ sl's fsapaD race. IN All Times,
Prom he gefan x1lieh he had planted
IprJmiscd % srres.s sheanfpeace which
wasalestihed, il Rie2s bs hoped. 10 gather
nalipn.aiier naiibn usldet IL gha low. and
. yield Hleysusiaiihg fruu % al periods
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= And Frshklin, whose nasrs was also,
fialed ssnll " ashinginn's n the pfesea-
niipn 81 these srIics! IIow curious The
feineitlsacs that they should have heef
associated BY such sym5pls! Franklin.
secdnd Gully to- Nysshinelp n one N the
fenadefsAot ear Repnblic. in science a,
losNldt gfeater still. Recent develop
msnls made. il not Improbable thai the
paNef.o which Frankffn had been the
6rst 70 bring is scqaain,ea with lis laws,
vas. the ose noss efficient and dilIused
&hfohgh the eaiife PROCESSES Of physical
nanlfe; lhe thorough knowledge Of which
was reproduce results the most impos-
ips and most important which had ever
heen unlockel 70 human vision. These
were The men associated with the relics
now presented 10 Us, and which, as en-
bteas, these relicsNere appropriate to re-
call y memorv whenever they were
viewed; 10 ihspire admiration of the wis
dom they hatl.tlisplayed, gratitude for the
benefits they had rendered. yeneration
for the virtue which had adorned lheml
We had brer' accustomed to call these H.
iusaFious men onrs.; But The time would
come when they would equally be exalt-
Ell as benefac;ors oi human kind ,as they
had heen ours. and their fame the proper
" of their whole race.
Doctor franklin. in the beqaest nf the
cane 10 General Washing on which was
now exhibited to us, had said that "he
gave it to his friend. and lie friend of
who. had 1t been seeptr,,
" oald have deserved it," AMI the scep
ire. that friend has attained which he de
served. Ii had been all expression. in
the ceremonial Offices which occurred on
the death of Washington, that he was
Ihroncd in the hearts Of his coun,rymen. |
The expression fell far short of the full
extent of his destiny. Il was to be thron-
I'd in the hoEage-in the admiraiiun~--
no! these did no, convey the inst phrase 7
in the baandless renera.ion OF man
kind!
Sir. A. said he would M longer he the
impeachment to the expression u the ac-
sentiment which he knew beat
ia the 6ossom Of every Senator to re-
'pond, even by the t1i5nte ofihiS humble
10 the great titles Of Washing
on and Franklin tn our affection. grail
Jude, and reverence!
The resolution was nuanim,n>lv a.
ioptej, aud the Senate then adjourned, !
In The House, MIR. Tallialerro rose and
aid: Mr.. Speaker, being well satisfied
hat the constituents of every member of
his assembly ale influenced by the same
ceiling which was SO sen<ihly manifested
atx,s.