The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

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Hsgk wadasA. "a, vas called q. and
was reeeissJ " . hearty cheering fsom
he ananogy. lie spoke q lhfrauses a
he Regslshon--shs expressions. he e..
,onions. sal the exlnvagance of The pei.
~ mymiIoas u British pswer il This CO.
loay. which roased and melted 10 resist.
amer The spirit Of The Regulators n l76O.
lie referred 10 some incidents in the sing
ele of those brave men who were .mar-
ried 10 immortality" lie ihcn rad re-
sSlaliea Adopted By The Regulators. which.
b. said, was based upon principle " = in.
mortal - The staB." Though in the great
struggle which afterwards followed por-
non Of The Regulators were identified with
The Tories. sheir position Was essentially
different. The Tories. either from prin-
eiple Or interest. voluntarily supported The
preieasions 81 The crown of England but
The Regulators By eompulsicn were made
ioiake The oath of allegiance, under which
ihey feli conreienre.boond, and quietly
submitted 10 The authority which they Gid
not consider themselves u liberty 10 resist.
Though the principle involved in The
struggle DC the Regulators was The same
Is lha, which lii up .his whole continent
in ITO, Jet their cause being local in is
nature, they had few % sympaIhize with
them, and were soon oyerpowered by the
force OF Great Britain. Blu, the stamp art
and tbs lea tax, affecting, a. they did, Ill
oFihe colonies. called forth general resist
ance, and strength sufficient 70 Withstand
the power Of England. Tie blood shed on
that consecra,ed spo:, was the first blood
split in the Resola,ionI in that case the
blood Of the martyr was The seed Of the
church." lie then showed connexion
between The principles Of The Regulation
and of the Revolution, and the principles
contendsd for by the Wings in 1870 and
now. And after speaking Of the happy
change in the condition Of things since 20
of the substitution Of the ballot box for
The cariouch box--a power which acts
more effectively, abut acts silently like
dew and rain, the gifts of God,"--he made
an earnest appeal to the Wings TO rally
around their grca, leader, and be ready 70
discharge their duty like men. a.. IS
Remember, remembers,
The 9TH of November.
Charles Manly, esq, was next called
on, and made most effective speech, In
,erspcrsed with anecdotes told in his hap
py style, which brought forth rounds oil
applause. .~s
Henry w. Miller. esq, followed in an
eloquent and earnest appeal to the Wings
to be faithful to their cause, and 10 lei no.
thing prevent them from attending The
polls il November Mr.. Miller is ono 81
the best stump speakers in the state. and
has a spirit which fears no odds that may
be brough, against him. lie may be bea,
en-, but never conquered.
Ralph Gorell, esq, from old Guilford
was called ON, and we'll did he acquit him
SELF lie apologized for the small mum
her in attendance from Guilford; said the,
were to have a mass meeting at James
Town, and his people would attend that
Though there were few present, grea
many were embodied in heart and spirit
We we're not little amused at his mod
Of accounting for there being so man.
Wings in Guiliord. Tho question. h
said, was asked of some one, why Their
were So many Wings in Guilfords and tn
answer was, that when the Creator wen
to make man in Guilford, he took tn
clay for that purpose from the old BATH
ground! 1--WE came across a young ma
at the meeting from Guilford who was
Democrat, and our curiosity prompted u
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