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

t.sts are psluess euserrd uiih sslts lnr
ths paos here sss h0ssls e re mssafsl
sers. There . - eeelesissssc-i hsrssrrhy
eniosins he xssiih e pTiasts; 81 there
sre No mssns &c edaesflen % lhs pope.
De pahlae inprssrmeas fssos iniefeosfse
hstwsaa place snd rlaers 80 ias ifam
lhls. Ihaa he usFslisr rannot psss IRON
Io@a d. .o1a wishsul dagger. every are.
af r0bhesy sad asssssinaaion. ] aould
nai ossFrharge o. sxsggsrsis the 2 cure;
bal rs pflneip 4 skeIessss are al 10 ifoe.
Aud ha~ dies u eaalfssl aIttfhe scene
aow actually before nsl LsHk Toshd
upsn these frlJs; they are serdani and
beaulful. sell esllsaaed. end 81 this mo-
meat Isadsd wllh Ihs uchss Of The safly
harvest The hands ~hish III lhem are
IRE ownsIs Of ne sail. snjay ihg tqasi
rights. and praiscisd ny Ian from epptfs-
sion and tyranny. i.oak IN the thousand
vessels IN our sight. sling me haseof, o.
covering The neigahonng sea. They are
The insuumrnls ola proti'sble eem@sree.
carried IN By men she know Mai The
prolis of llisir hardy enterprise, when
they make them. sle lhsH osn: snd his
commerce 10 encouraged and rrsSlai d
By wise LAYS, aud defended. hen need
be. BIZ the ssssr - 6ps'rla,ism oi'he coa' :
uy. Loak 10 tia lar CRY. the abide oil
50 much dIdosed wealth. 81 much general
happiness and eomiori. sa much personal
Independents. and % much general knss-
ledge. She fears 40 forced contributions.
10 Siege or saekIns from military lrsdefs
OF rival llclians. The hundred srmples
10 which her rIuzeas worship God are IN
no danger of saenlsge. The rrgslsr ad
minisrasloa oil the laws encounters no
ab.t .cle- The long PlOsessions Of ehll-
dfsn and youth, which y0u see ihis day
issuing BY Ihoussndsirom the fee school,
prove the care aud anxiety wIih which .
popular Government pr"yices for The
rduc-tInn aud mural. Of The people. Eve
~ where ihrrs l. stdsF; ryerv where there
10 secpriIy- Every where the Law reach
es 10 Ilie hlghes,, aud reaches 10 ihs low
esi, IN project him IN his rights aud 10
reslfan HIN from wrong; and OVER ell
havers liberty, ih.t liberty which oar ialh
ers fought aud fell for on this very spot.
wifi her eye sver uslebful, and her eagle
wing ever wide out spread.
The colonies d ), ain. from leir ORR
Gin To their End, we're suhjsct 10 The -ovs-
reign authority of the kingdom. Th.ir
Government, a, vel az ih.H commerce,
vas a strict monopoly. II We aid y,
this, the established usage OF filing i'm.
porIsnI posts 40 the administration OF the
ct4oGiss exclusively BY Ianves oil Old
Spain, thus cutting of forever all hopes
oi honorable P'eierReat iron every msn
born ~ the Western hemisphere, causes
enough rise up b. fore Us ., orce 10 account
fully Tor the subsequent history and cha.
rac,er oi these provinces. The Vlceroys
aud Provincial Guy ernors &c 5, l.iD vera
never AT home in their Governments ID
Amencs. They dill not Erel lht they
ere Of the people whom they governed.
Their ofsiciai character and employment
lave a good deal III resemblance TO those
OF tie PTo-' 0 ,sul, oi Rome. IN Asia. 81.
ely and Gaui; but obsi"u-ly no RESIN
blance 10 those al Carver an ! Winthrop,
and very little TO ihose ii the Governors o.
Virginia after th-i coIony had established
pspSlar house Of BHrgessrs.
| The English e"lon,s.s in America, ce
uerally speaking, wee men Who wr's
seeking new honts in new wotld. Tue,
brnughs With item their families and oil
that was mot dear 10 them. This Wa,
especially The rsse with coloRis,s ofPly.
mouth asd massachusetts. Many oil 'heu
we're educated men, aud ell pos.e.srC
their foil share, according 10 their socis
, condition, of The know ledge and ai's'n-
meats oi tina, age. This d,.tinclive chg
rsc.sri-lac vi their settlements the iitru
ductIon uf the ci.llIza ton al Europe intu
a sIljetnes, without be- king whit III,
political institution, oi Europe. The art.
scirnces, and literature OF England "a II,
over with the seI,ler.. That great po.
tlon If The C I'm noh law which regua,e,
tie socta! and personal relation aud con
duet Of men came also. the jury cane
) the hsbeas corpus Game; the rstsaraois
rv power came; and the law OF inlserltsnc,
= aud descent came also. except that par
. Oft which recognises the rights VI primo
geni:ute, winch either did M, come at all
) or soon gave way to the rule OF equal pa,
, liiion uf estates among children. But IN,
monarchy did sh cnme. nor the aris.oc
ray. mr. the church, as IN esmie o
the realm. Poiticai institutions were ,C
| be framed anew. such as should b.
, al ,p ell To the STATE Of ihng.. Bat /,
C. ulI not be ,ioub ful what should bs III,
, nature and character Of these institutions
A genera! socIal eqaalny pre- allied am ~.
the settlers. aud an equality OF poliu
cal rights re ned the natural, II M
the necessary consequence. Alter tort,
year, Of revolution. vluleace, and W 10
the people o! France have placed at ths
head al The fLnd imen,Al INSTRUMENT, %