The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-29

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psrranai r@m.naseeness a. esrh n srrnes
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sirtas. hrmnsss. dsrisaaa. madersi.oa. aad
nasasnimay. OfMr cslhoaa he spals
10 lssms af aiaglsd severity aad praise.
- . m.a q lhe highssa oder ~ inlslIrrs.
AID % de useas, psrity af prisse cha
rsetsr. ds.isaFsd. - lsarifsr uas. by an
iaefdinsls ard hnundlsss amhniaa. Mr..
Va Burra hs drsefrbed 40 sori n eEa.
raeferless uaR--asnar sho tai . On ths
hishsst dissineiion aishaui extraordinary
nrsH. boz aha hsd moi heen hssird iron
he slssalrd pasiuaa without fault: 40
msa n slranF and sig"raas. hnt II uaim
rs.ed and prrserlsd mind. lido him irias-
tire. howessr. bT attempting "a copy his
Rla@iag por,fsi,s . in NV nniuiored zen.
el Referring d he exe.lng scenes xhieh
grew aaI nj ne Nalll6ra'inn controversy.
and % Nc. cl.s's scuse sni fortunate
sesney N adjs.llng ,ha, snerv and pa,-
tenious collision heturrn the Federal Ex
ecu,iss and . sewerage State. he said
Ihsl b. NJ .clays eKesilons Messrs. Cali
hsua. llsyae. and ll..s,llon were indsb.-
eI i0r their e,ca?e lram the halter: Cor
Gea. Jackson had declared hat lie knew
Ihe remedy. and The oaly rsardv. CIR
Mil 6eali,a. and taat wss The dss,h. bs
h.ng,ng. u ihes., The three most prnmin-
,nl Il he Smlh Csr.l,na a:'ia orr; and.
he lied. q ~. J.ek-oa was not . msn
"a flfleii his word IN such = matter AZ the.
IL ,lin,lraiei siiis fematk nv IN snsedo,r
drawn from he Peninsniar var: SIR 'rhom.
~ Pscinn. nus uf Tie iisaec { n ii,r British
e.m,naa'lrrs. having tssperae enterprise
on hani requiring hosh ssc.e.y aah de.-
patch. ordered enmmissary o. provide,
within q give rms AMI Il stated ,.rrnrs. a
c~rtun sm.nnt ri provisions necessary for
hl. tfaep. upaa their fnresJ march. The
eammi.ssry derla'ed ihst u wss utiptIy
impossibie o. camply with The order.
. Very 9ell.' ssid Sr TLnmas Potion.
.'lmpossihle or not. if The naiisns are n 4
re,dy 81 ihs zine and place when they
are called far. | sill hang you upon The
next nee." The cnmmis.ary, alarmed
fsr bis safetv. sen, 20 The Duke &c Wei.
linalan. and informed III n that SIR Tho
mas had gwen him an nrder which IL was
impossible IA comply ~ith. sni that he
he'd declsrsd if The imposs,biliiy were not
accomplished he should be hung. Are
ron sure Ssr Thomas sa'd so," ssked The
Duke. There is M daubl Of il" rspli-
cd The remhling rommissary. Then"
On a the Dnkr. Il would ADVISE you 70
do u, Ior / know no msn who is IN re
iaithfui 20 his promises, in such cases.
Than Si Tnoma, P.ctnu.' "And I
know &c ma man." added Mr. Leigh.
Who in such matters ws. more likely n
keep hi. worj lhsn Gen. Jark.on" lie
then dse# will picture Of the conse.
qaenees whleh you'd have 10 loved The
first aci of bloody violence perps,tated 81
that essn,fal period in The hi.ta'y &c The
country. II would have been the imme-
diesble wound. Prom the vsry ashes al
the sla n would have been lighted FIRE
which would have wrapped This whole
cint,neni 10 blsze. "for cen in our ash
es live our sea,ed 6res." 0f the very
many ~hom have heard sre,k Of Mr..
Leieh's closing Address. l have not seen
one wha did M, pronounce u the mos,
interesting which he had ever heard from
any man. on any occas,on."