The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-22

q bs aacIt1e4 ~ VA ssf-tttAtese
exetx sas-gh.f nen usEs msch lneesF
"A esr rsshtsisx ri eisal liberty. fhe
F3,bls 3 ) baok ..of lsilh sad bos.k Of doc
lsur.. bul Il 10 also bssk whieh issehss
msa Ia e~n iadlviduai responsibility.
his asn dlsaiiy. and his sqnslsiy silh hls
I,row.man. Bscan, and Locke. and Mii-
,nn. and ST. kspssIs sl.ocsse sIIh lhsm.
Tbsy cane 10 fern asw pslIliralsysssas.
bvl Fl ihal telaagsd laeslussisd man. 10
family, 20 ns,ghbalhood, % soeia rsis.
Mons. seeomE aaisd ,hsn. In ihs Dare
nhs.s, Of one of Cur oun hissoflsns. hey
e.ms 40 ssslls % bare trssiioni bui Their
setllsmsn,m he wilderness. nssrrihslrss.
.as not lodsmsnl Of nomade iness. .
meis resting place Of rosming sasagss.
n uss he beginalng Of 4 peEmsneni con-
muaily-lhs iixed residence Of rnl'lssFa
msn. Nsl only wss Eneli.h hiefsiurs
read, bot Esslish, good Eaell,h. sas
spsksn and wnlIen. before the are had
made wsy n Isi IN The sna upon The ha-
b,,a.ions and kelds Of The ssnieB. And
wha,e.er may be said 10 The contrary,
carreel uss ol The English language !. q
hi. day more general throughout The Uni-
rd States Than u 70 throughout England
her.elf. Bal snulhsr grand eharafle,isiie
| l., lha' in The English colonies political 81.
| fairs we're lsl. 10 be msnsged by The Colo
nl.ts themselves. There 10 another fart
wholly Distinguishing ,hem in ,h.rsenf.
% il has distinguished them in { ssune.
from Ihs eolonlsls cI Spain. Here Lies
The loundalioa Of that experience ~ sell.
sosernmeEt which hal preserved ord,r,
and security. sad regularity amidst The
play of popular institutions. Hone 60
ssTnmenl was lie secret Of The prosprIi-
rs Of he Nnnh American seIlrmeeis.
The more distinguished of The New Eng
land eOloni.t.. With > most remarkable
SAL aci,y and long-sishted reach ihln lu-
Iurily. refused To come 10 America unless
lhey could bring ruth them rh.isers pre-
yiLinx loI TIE administration Of their al
fairs Ia lhls cuuutry. pnry sas from
lie frs, the evils u being governed in
the New World by seunsls 10 the Old.
| Acknowledges The general sepe,inay 4
The Crown, they snli insisted On ,Le right
OF passing local administration. Aod his
tory teaches Us The jasnce mi The value
of this determination IN The example of
Vms mia. The attempts early 70 settle
thai colony tailed, spn' mes si.h the
must melancholy and fatal consequences.
from wsEt Of knowledge. care, AMI ten
ton on the PAT, Of t1ose sho had the
charge of their affairs in England; and j,
IVES only after The issuing the ,hIrd char.
ter tnsl its prosperity fairly commenced.
\ The c4u.e was. that BY that third charter
the People Of Vmsinia-fnr By ,h,s time
they 80 deserved TO be cslled--were al
lowed 10 cunst iu,e and establish the 6rsl
populss representative Assembly which
ever convened on this contiusn,--the Nir.
gaia House OF Bursesses-
Here, Then. are the great clemens N
our political ~ stem lily introduced
early in operation. aud ready 10 be deye
J loI ell nnre and more as the prsgrsss ol
; events shnuh jn.t ~ Of demand:
Escape from the exrsiIng political sys
tens oI Europe; but the continued enjoy
ment oil It. sciences aud arts, its literature,
and u. inanner.; with series oiIRptoye
mems upon il. religious aud moral seRtI'
men . aud habit; home goyernnenisi ol
, the power of passing local laws, with 4
: local administration.
Equality Of IigLts. Representative sys'
tens.
Free forms Of Government, founded on
, popul,r Representation.
. Few topics are ~ re inviting. OF more
lit for phIlos pphlcst discussIun. than the
acuon and ,ntlasnce Of the New World
upon the O d: or the con.rIbutluns ol Atne
Tlcs l., Europe.
; Her oblis, tons % Europe Em science
, aud ART, laws, liiprsture, aud manners
Amerira acknowledges as she ought " il
; respect and gratitude. And the people d
= the United Safe, descendant of the Eng
. lish stick, graceful tr The tsssures 81
= knusletge derived tram ti-r Enslist
4; ancestors. acknowledge also, with III INK:
: and slal regard, thai among those snces'
D tors, under The culture Of Hsmpden and
I Sydney, an o.her a.sijuous friends, thai
: seed Of p,pul'r liberty first germinsted
which on our soil ha, shut up 10 It's fol
= height. until 1t, branches oyershadow all
E the land.
But America has no, fait,d TO make re
I turns. Ii she has no, csnc.lled the obi,
, ga''on. os e4uale's 1t BY Others of hs,
. ght. she has. a, least. IVA .e respects.
, bic advances. aud some approaches 10,
. wards equsliiy. And she sdmis tina.
. standing IN the m,ds. "f clvlizrd atoms
, AMI ~ u civilized sgt-a nation apous
: nat'ons--there ia high part which sh,
I is tx, 'ecisd to sc,, for she general advance
; oil human interests and hunaa welfare
American mines have faied The mint,
} OF Europe with The pec,ous metals. The
productions OF the American soil and eli,