The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23


As Ms. Fsslinshsysen 10 aow psonl-
senliy before BE lsIlo@ -eiiixshs a i rsn.
didsts fOf shsls susr.gss. brief sis,eh %
his pfssi0us hislaty mar nai be nnserep.
table. lie u Descended lion the Rev.
Throdafps 4. Psslinghvysea. Who smi.
grated 70 this eoenlry lrom Holland IN
l720. and sslsled 20 me eoualy q Somer-
sei. he bad he pastoral charge OF DE
Churrh y Mlll.lose. aud Of o,ler neigh.
boring psnshes. he % SAID % have teen
"a great blessing 70 The Reformed Dssrh
Chsfeh 81 Amsrifa He wss an able
evangelical and eminenlly speeesslul pea.
cher. he ieli fss sons, ministers. snd
tvodsushisss msrrisd 70 ninisters." Oae
OF his sons. The Rev. John Ffslins huysen.
wss also pss,or Of he same cherches. snd
died in 1854. A monsmsas sill remains
10 HE memory in the graveyard ., Somsr-
vile. Ha son Geo. Fsedsrick Feeling.
hsyssn llhe father Of tho prsses, Cnsn.
cellor) wss born IN i753. and when only
p years old Vas ssni BY New Jersey 70
the Conlinenlsl Congress, which place he
rss1<nsd l777. lie received large
tkxgs 81 ihs ron6denrs Of his leBow-
4 13x sn9 slssr serving in many Slaics
$500 sss sslesied 70 lhs Uniisd siases
zensls. in 1913. ~hich Office domestic do.
- stosslraiaed him 20 resign 10 1876.
~ tss shes~ads sppoinsed Major &c.
ssrsi Of PennslS wanna and New Jersey.
- grinder inpofisni military services "
- 3epInry. lie ranked among The
IA Nd puresi ci,ize1s 81 his S,.te,
/ - 3xd Ia 1904. beloved b iamen,ed
bsais resasfy and bis fr as. He lrfi
slsrrs sos., OF hon tn Fe (the can
didaie for ias y,es Pr ~ only sur-
wives. i.
II. :. born ssatl.ss
,eqsenlly fifiS s1fs oss ice. lie
graduated sl Pdnee,on ColIegssa 1904.
The Hon. Samuel L. Southland: ThoGss
VI. Crs~iord. Geosge Chambers, Jos. n.
lnaessoil. and President Lindsley. Of
Nashville University. we're among kis
classmates. Hes,ud,ed Lac vi b The late
Richard Slorktnn, and vas sdmi,,ed 70
ptacnce in 1908. He soon Distinguished
himself 81 The bar. and about 1914 vas sp
pointed Prosecutor Of the Pless fof Sussex
eooniy. and in 1877 10 be Attorney Gene.
raj Of The State. an Office for whichhs vss
emintn.ly qualified. and the duties oil
which be fulfilled for the space OF twelve
years with distinguished ability. Tits said
that The chasseief Inch he had then sc-
quired for integrity. and bis fersid elo-
quence, enabled him 10 exercise an almost
unlimited swsy over the jurIcs which he
ives called upon TO address. In 1926 he
was elected 4, seat upon The bench Of
The Supreme Eour,. vacated by The resig-
nation oi Judge kossell, which he declin-
ed. lie continued 10 sci as Attorney
General until 1929. when he was elected
10 The Senate 81 the United States. His
course, dasing the Elk years he occupied
a seat in that body. 10 known 10 The coun-
Try ., large. 10 1899 be was selected TO
preside IS Chancellor over the Universe.
" Of the ciiy Of New York. which station
he now occupies.
We might here conclude, but we can
not refrain from saying that this no
mination will give great Qualification to
The Wings Of New Jersey. As . ci'izen,
he 10 one whom the State has always de-
lighted 10 honor: and, as . politician. he
has always s,eadfsslly msiniained and al.
vocsisd the principles of the Wing patty.
In private life he exhibits the suas,ly and
smenily Of manner, The kindness Of hear,
and The benevoIence Of disposition Of .
Christian. He brings 10 The discharge Of
Ill his duties souniness Of Judgment. s,ea.
dine.s oil purpose, and hsbit. and princi-
pies OF The s,ricies, integrity. His views
are liberal aud enlightened: he is beyond
the control OF mere selfish or partisan in
fluenc.; and 10 no one could the great in
teres.s Of the country be more safely en-.
trusted. ...s..-...
Graceful fotyihe honor conferred upon
her by the nomination, the Wings Of New
Jersey pledge 81 their fellow Wings
throughout the Union their most untlring
sffurs Cor the maintenance Of Wing prin-
ciples. and the mex, electoral vo,e Of the
State for Henry Clay and Theodore Ere.
lnhuy sen.