The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

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eve. and called her 10 AlsW il saso--she.
neither answering Or hsealng has Isques'.
be lsIuea T0und, sgsln 20 Eersll her. - hen
D.. bis hsirrlasd Was gone. Her head
became Rij1y. il Was Supposed, and 10
that eaadui0a lhs Tell. knawing that his 1
of un.i have fallen. and wss IN the
.. lginkl,ng Of an eye" lneEis bly, lusl y 1
him. 10 hresms dlsarme5 Of h's s'Iength. |
and lsw prosnals u the earth. The fact
soon hsElRs become knowa. The whole |
plses sss 10 mOI'On 10 ReI her out, uadsT
The hope Ihsi she had received no physi-
siinjaEy. and ihh abe might be restored
20 he, buG she vas cot lOuni unil the
next day.
This nov Rsurishing town !, the child
Of Geo. Alexander Hsnillon. His crsa-
i've genius brought il ihtl being. lles
viii the Father Of bis county. were
among he earliest sdSoesies OF hume in
dusny. Il 10 some1hsI singular, thai the
two places which Washington and Ham
ilon named. 40 10 their opinion would
eventually become large manufacturing Ct.
ties. should be 90 signsily verified. The
frH spoke nf Piltsburg. and the other Of
Paterson, lnIhs year 1922. al The 'ug.
ResIiOn Of Geo. IfsmIlton. . number Of
eenAemen in New York, New Jersey,
aud Psnnsylysnil. formed ! company,
with q e,piIal Of 100000. for the esIsb-
hshmsni OF Uwful Manufactures, aud
commsne.d operations here, by opening
canal from above the Fails. Almost the |
entire capital wss consumed in this under
taking. Tue plan Of association and the
charter were drawn Up by the General
himself. Ga account Of The inesPacIty Of
the Eaginser, money was usslessiy squsn.
dsred. The 6rsI NH which vas started,
suffered iron the sane cause on the parI
OF the operators, and the sxarbilanI wages
dsmsRsled by them. The Society final. |
IL though, continued their operations un.
der the prudent mansgeme"s Of Peer
Colt, Esq. formerly Comptroller Of Con.
nsencut, until the year 1876, when the
whole business was, by unanimous con-
sem, abandoned. 10 1901. however, bu-
Eness sga,n commenced by individuals,
leasing the mile. aud buying other mill
site', and erecting thereon. In 1914.
Roswell l.. Colt, E'q., The son Of Peter
Coli, purchased al Q deprsented price
large proportion Of the shsres, and rsan-
iuaisd The CourssJ. lie 10 now The
Governor Of the Associations. PNieson
has been growing ever since. sxcep, do.
ring the years Of 1915 aud 'l6, when the
John e. Calhoun Tariff. TO put the man
uiaelurers beyond oil contingency. was
passed, and re-established them by pro-
tscting their labor.
Were i, aoI for the msnfsclpres Of this
place, q tsvn could hardly exist here.
Being located in . 'slIey, between hills.
IL 10 difficult Of sccess. This rosds leading
from IL in oh directions. end the results Of
great Iahor end expense. The rail road
10 Nee York snd Newark, creates q |
grea. deal OF travel 10 1t, and loads it with
goods daily for each place. IL has been
established Upon The same principle iha,
suggested Cor the confederation OF oar
citizens. in my last letter. Although we
Sonld not have the same expense and
difficulties ~ encounter, yet we would
have an advantage in their ex, eriencp,
and The scknoH lsdged improvement. in
their machinery, The clnuis. Difficult
Iies and EMBELLISHMENTS which hung a.
round the early introduction OF useful man.
atacIurss INTO the American States have
been dissipaIed and overcome. The way
is clear for patriotic and enerpIisIug men
To slep forward 10 animate their country
msn, and benefit the poor.
Among all the manufacturing cities and
lawns have visited, or expect 10 visit, I
have no where felt so gralfed, OF contem-
plate TO be. as vas with this place. |
unhesitatingIy express myself in the be.
hei, th,t il 10 the most csedhable' town,
taking alt the circumstances OF its rise into
con'ider'fion, Of any place in the Union.
II ever felt sdmirs,ion and grit tnde for
oer iIlushious ancestors more than q, any
other time Of my yet bu, shor life, il was
while | ~ss passing through the forly-ojd
f'cioriss that rear their towering heads To
the heaven, and in walking through The
busy ye, orderly streets ofihts noble town.
Ny reasons are in few words: There
are bu. some Eve or six oShers of mills
OF factories here. that came to The town |
with means 10 starr business. The rest
were all mechanics and poor mcn-with
no otlfer means TO live, or TO obtain com
peiency. but by The bard toll of their
hands. When commence 10 notice par
ticul,r fsctories. I ~,ll then specify cases
to verify my statement. end which mus.
Dow be Left to subsequen, conmunlc alton
ff INV gratitude is worth anything To
these men, it is most elieerluily gwen
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