The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

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passisg sEnnee khxG mankiad all nm
away from fae blessings srvnna them. and
Md 10 he influence 81 haa FEELINGS and
hasrfd passions. There i nos commn-
nisy a. nsighboFhood. where hais and -
senge are not seen blasting ard destroy
Ing IL hat j. pure and lovely il man.
Bwelcrs beneaih he sane moi, II scores
az instances. breathe out 1he ebuIliii0ns IL
passsoa. and exert themselses Is sex and
iOnseni each Other. Why i Ghisi Why
Win not people bear and fosbear, snd l.
Dor % hEe On terms q fFiendzhipl Why
wlll shey not be kind and alEechonaie, and
strive 70 promotes the welfare of each 9TH
e. You must not expect tllai every thing
VIII % "a stnooihly-shsi you vii Dot Be
treabled By neixhbcr or his children, his
Mtile, bis swine. "a he fowls. Ifyou are
= little disturbed. on your riehss have been
nnfhinkingly taken from you. do not Az
iqso passion and bEcsahe out vengeance
AGAINST your fricnd. Ii yon feel thar YOU
have been wronged. say nothing about ii
% another neishbor, While yoa treasure
ksrd feeiings in your bosom. bur 90 10
him ard tlAefe make your complaint, and
he WIN endeayor % remedy the evil.
Thousands o. quarrrls, which are settled
in Law. were begun by trIAing canses-so
trilling that they are referred 10 in after
life with shame. These might have been
stopped i once. had proper measures been
taken, and Kind words instead Of angry
threats bern used
Al are liable 10 err, and those who are
the most guilty are frequently The first 10
eensnre others. They who bear The least
from their friends, are the most inclined %
provoke. II would seem thar men might
learn wisdom from experience Of the past
and labor 10 prevent Hnkind words, bick-
ering and qslarrels. When they see the
misery that has been produced by trihes
: Tighter than air. they should fonn ihe
resolution never 10 use a harsh word.
throw ont base insinaafion, or show
repengefal look.
Mankind should live like members Of
one family, and labor 10 promote The wei
fare OF each. Instead Of picking out
blemishes in your friends and denouneing
their proceedings, how much better 10
dwell on their virtues and kindness. Ifl
they nnintensionally wrong YOU, instead
of aaring up and showing your spite with
harsh words, or doing them an injury, ne
fleet they have done You many fayors:
how many times they hare visited yon IN |
sickness, syinpathised in your sorrows,
and when thew had rarity, shared with
You and yonr children. Rejecting thus,
would disarn you Of all unkind and re
yengelul feelings, and You could not find
Ii in your heart 10 do them an injury.
When the temper is reused, how common |
it's 70 forget the past favors and bring to
mind every mole hill difficulty which,
when in anger, on reflection amounts to a
mountain size, and then decided as pas
sion and not reason dictates.
Live peaceably, Is not only a wise pre-
cePt but a sacred injunction. But this
you never do, unless You strive % follow
peace with all men. IL You reflect upon
and treasure up every harsh word, You
win always be in trouble. If YOU pass
over little injury and Danish il from your
mind. and return good for evil, there will
be no trouble; YOU cannot be Otherwise
than good citizens and fast friends. How
soon would earth resemble heasen, and
every thing glow with the beauty and
freshness q paradise, If mankind would
Danish anger and revenge from their boz
sons. and were determined to live peace
ably and happy with their neighbors.