The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16


principles sFd he ssuatnsss Of osr en-
dsfslanding, u beliess Or ncms III hal
.his exuarL fgnld have been sdnil.ed into
yasr psser olhsrs iss lhss By iasdssr-
Isaes. Izss nai ssIprssd n zee is 10
The Riehmond Wing. bsesu,e I had stea
many bsnIlings Of he came lsmlly asd
hue IN ihs sane sym previous oeea-
sions: but really ii 10 no dirty for lie
Norlh Csrol.na SlsndMd. | know nolh-
,ng DI The slsnd,Ig 81 he 6soraia fspsr
iram xhich Ihe extract in the Standard
wss taken. but feel confident q Cannot be
ssTy high. And bsa 10 this mighty a..
gauspi foEsooIh! ahieh 10 20 induce the
lnIelligsnl eulzsns Of cor Stsle 20 vile
down Ihs prnisesliary PIojseIs Hear il.
people Of NorIh csrolins; sfigh u vel;
look % u; mark Il. A bad man. con-
sieIsd thief. . rasisher. smsn.kIIlsr must
be kept in jail and FED in idlsness 81 The
public expense. must be whipped and
iurhed loose. branded and turned Loose,
musI be hung; but Tor he ssk, Of The pub
lie morals aud The common good da'nt.
do'Si. don't. let him work; il you LEI him
work honest folks will be thrown oul 81
employ weni AMI slarve. Tie void for
some HUNDREDS OF wears has been qaarTel-
ing sbluI the real inventor Of the art If
printing, and il yet dlspnling about TIE
true inventor Of the steam engine. Away
with such psllry sqnabblss! Here 10
subject worthy Of your researches. wor-
they Of The ablest Iens. The misls Of
time ere hourly enshrouding The past in
dark ohseuriiy. IlssIen then. We men Of
genius, ye gss-ligbls Of The world, 10 Ies-
cue fron oblivion and hang high in view
Of the world The name Of The heavsn-in-
spired man Who has discovered 10 hith-
erlo benighied world. the sublime truth.
iha, The more idle persons community
msintaiDs the more ptOsp, rous IL must
become. Rejoice, ye much abused los-
fers! A brighter day is dswning for sou.
The value OF ibe mali (rngss cOnsu-
mere" will nov be known aud aeknow-
lodged. Your idle hands aud scii,e
mouths will now be properly apprecia,rd;
your Idleness, glunony, and ligh,-fnger-
srdness will be valued 81 The high elan.
dard Of their real worth 10 society. YOU
are The real prete clors Of the mechanic
arts. You eat, ,ou steal, and work
no.. You have "oiium cum ufilitaie
il not dignifats. If any one ofyo num-
Der has been week enough 10 entertain q
thought Of engaging in any sc'i-e msehsn-
icsl purs, il. LEI him dismiss the nex,ous
ides from his, mind. You are more ust =
fil ritiz sns az. San are ffynn en- IN unrk.
you will only, injuie your fellow.citizens
Of the mechanic trades. Eat, lounge. and
steal, we are workers enough, and will
feed aud clolhe You. But 10 be serious.
il our mechanics labor lie insdeqpstely
recompebsed, il there is danger Of that
branch Of industry being too much crow
ded, let our Legislature pass law TO Inn.
i, their number in each county in the
State, so many csrpenIers, blacksmiths,
shoemaktrs, hstiers, tsilors, &c. to each,
But in The name ofcom mon sense, lei us
have some place in which bad, idle men
can be kept from injuring their neighbors
and be made TO support themselves. The
question We are TO vote on OF orr next
election is simply this: Shall we cont,n-
ue 10 feed 10 iJleness in our common iaiIs
our convic,s, or whip or brand them and
turn them loose on suffering community,
or shall we give a small portion Of cur
money to prepare place where they can
be kept from doing mischief and be made
to supper, tbemsslves!' ...
II frost does not threaten my tobacco
too strongly you shsl hear from me again
ere long. ln any event will trouble you
with some mote homespun talk when my
crop shall be allssfely housed.
III A PLANTER.