The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-16

hesa--se. | es0@ded u smosg 'km I'LL
ct rFlr % . . IRE ii lfsnf "a me p0riico
~kar Ihev aid Mr.. Clay was ssins 10
sland. Tie csoea lsuksd monslsaes
snx,ons. jest Ike ihey wss dfssdi.l hun-
gry and ass wsi il Cor her dinnefs. Tbs
sua wss monstfsas hoi. shd tie CALLS be.
qua 70 81 lesrIble sirrd halding uasr psss-
spls asrr ihsr faces. and hep Ill sl,e lime
ssin he gsnilrmea shat lime u was.
Blmshys ahos-o-o-o. went the eannoh
-. al. hs's rnm NJ ses the .lls--. bur
raj" shnusrd The men. Thrns such run.
pass. he canaan hep 6an Nv 20 fsss -
10 easld--ihs poole skouied--iha aim
man lalkeJ--she children sqasll. d. and The
crowd eaae rushln intp ihs yard like .
mil.isli. People on foot and IN horsrs.
and 10 rausgrs and ~ u re-. and III soris
Of says. rome fushln ~. I'll lhey rslsYd
such dssl that coule hardly are he IL
berry ppls MT mnfn iiiy yard. on. The
people oil gal Up On The sran with iheI
fee. and ssery bsds's neck Has stfrieh-
ed on % see Mt. G AZ. Bimsby, shore
enough. here hs zone. ~ apsn esrrisRs,
with his hi of. smil,n and bosin 20 The
penpie. Th,n ther Gas Shut that a.
mos, N de nv heart jump up "ul Of my
mouth. ard ioss 81 people looked like they
sas gw,as 10 cry COR iny, ahrn ihes sas
the gl0ross oil . Harry Of iLe West"
~alk mp ire steps ri The porch ~i,h The
same bold. susse up and dosn. maGiy
stride winch has ra.red him ,hrough hls
long aud glorious publ'c life.
TIE Cnmmlree Was III ronnd him with
ther blue ribbons in ,her button holes. and
looked like they tiouaht u wa /. glory
enough 70, one day" 70 wan on such !
chkf. They luck him into the honse u
g,ye him . chanre - ri, Iii le bfelh. and
10 brush The dust nG his clothes, and then
they brnng him nut On the steps 10 r.
c+i.e The welcome IL the people. Cnl
Cumm,ng N ade a speech to him that va:
JUS, The sety thing. Tie didn't put moth.
lln 10 u that didn't sound well 10 sly II |
man. face. hu, he trUng in Ill The gsst'
act Of Mr. Cla,'r lie, aud p,n,ed. out lie
elTec, upon lie prosperity Of the coun
Try. in sish . way ss 10 leave no doub
on his miHd rs 20 The opinion entertain
ed &c his course By thu people ri GecI
] eia. Iksp nv eye on he old FILLER Will
ne wss bnwin under The compliment
and praise. that vas heaped urnn hlt
/ in that speech. and watched the faces /,
The people. cosend wiih smiles ami b.;
. min gratitude and love io the man who's
! life had been spent in ,hrr service, and
cnuldn't help but think Whist bominabI
|, .shame u is that sich lame and poplar
! ~ as his ran never be gained Vii ma
ge,s 81 old he eau, enjny il Whist p
NV IL is that statesman cant adop, he cas-
| system. ike the newspapers. and 81, the
| pay in sdsance: fore they Rit So old The
j hsnt q no use for il. But that's IN
way--gtate men must give 'emselves. hal
and soui. 10 their county, to be cusse
aud persecu,ei by their enemies all thei
: lives, only TO have justice done 'em IN III
evenln cf ihsr days, or when they're
ther eraves. I'D rather live on The plar
tstion with Mary. and take care OF M
| children and raise pigs and chickens ,ha
be The biggest public man tina, the sun eye
!, shinsd upor.
II When Col. Cunning vas done, nj,
clay answered his speech. lie spck
about over and half, and reckon 20
| monght have heard a grasshnper sneez
IN any part Of the yard--the people va
: 50 quiet. Every eve was look'n at him
, and every ear end mouth was open I
i. drink in his word.. II would IKE tn
whole . Miscellany" TO hold h,s speech
: but ls impossible for me 10 begin to .e
ron wha, he sed. Blu, what's the use &
mr. iryiu 10 describe Mr.. Cl<y's speech
Every body knows the sun aibt 10 b
beat for hnehness when il shines, an,
every body in this country knows tina
Henry CLAY as a orator, H. jest as much
. lsimmon over common men. ~ the sun d
lover the little stars that twinkle IN th'
heavens. R'es.yon Colonel. he please'
every body-loky fokys and Sind
ldnn'i 'Dlieve Their " as person in that ard
with sense enough III understand. and ho
nes,y ennugh to .seknosied the truth
WIN didn't. after hea,ln HIM go oyer HI
Ipelteel life, aud give his op,n'ons, an,
Lis reasons Tor his ep'nions, on all the 'm
p"itsn, p ,lttcai subjects now hei"re ,h'
country --go home sat,sfied that he wa
the greatest. hones,est snt best pa,r,ut u
the county. +...
After The speech. Mr.. Clay wen, 4
his .dg,n-. aud | tuck strull thr"usi
the citv tn try 10 find tavs RI. Broad
street. as they cal il was iuil Of people,
all ,alkm 'bou, Mr.. Clay---eyery one Wal
lpra,.in HIM, and ,slkin 'boa, his speech
i made out Ia ct in a, the Globe Hotel
and put my name on the hook al the bar
In . lev minits after Teller come up Il
me and zee he, il.
II p,esume this is Majrr Joseph Jones
.of Pnpv,lie!"
II YES" see |, ",hst's my name."
MY name ls Peleg." ses he. holdir
out h,s h,,J I'm xery ualf tn sci