The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17
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i Al persons 10 ihis eoaauy undsnian1
ihf ehsrarlfr 81 ihe palslolir and departed
LaAysile they ermtssLend The srdor
Of be nature. and hrs lore Of plain Re-
pnblir. There are not 80 msay. ho9ss-
.. shs knos any lh'ns % fhe rift whom
he lossd a. part 81 himself. and with
whom be lived Coz many yssrs In Ihs hsp-
pisss eoBnseiinn. Ffnm letter written
BY he gsllsai bu-bznd sflsr her death. IN
: 1908. and iraaslsled from he last me-
mo'rs Of isfsyslie lssely pahlshed In
Fsaaef. we eHrsrt The f.ll.~inR. by
whieh II .ould seen ihai Ihe General re-
gardsd bis Lad, ~ the young D'l.rseli in
20 Ihsse modern days regards her ~hnm
) ne proudly acknowledges N BE- bis .besf
friend and perfect rife" OF such a no.
msa he whites thus:
J ..DnriRg lhIiy-four years Of . union
. IN which her tenderness. her goodness.
! her elevation. tie generosity Of her sosl.
: charmed. fInbslls.hrd. dad honor 10 my
J hlr. aas 80 accustomed % al that she
! wss 10 me. that ] did nut Distinguish her
from my own exsisnee. She was four
, teen years old and was sixteen when her
heart smalg.maled itsslf Nth al which
leauld interest me. thought lilo, ed her,
4 thai could nol do Without her. but IL vas
e oaly when had Loaf her. that wss sble
; 10 discover shsl rrmsinSd 10 me. far The
: clnse Of life which had bern 90 dises-
4 fed. and Cor which nevertheless there
y remains no longer ei her happiness or ..
s yea content Though che WAS attached
e 10 me. may say so. by The most psssinn-
= nate seIiimrnt. 1 heser perceived 10 hsf
,f The slightest shade Of suthnriiatiseness
u (fsIigencel OF disconteni; never anything
of rhlsh did NOT leave me The entire freedom
IS 10 ell my undertakings. And il ! 60 bach
le 10 the days OF our youth. ] find 10 hel
y Tails OF 40 unexsmplrd dslicscy and &c.
Of .neso-ily. You sac her sssociaied. hesr'
ar and soul. in 81 nv sentiments. my poli,'
I'd icsl vishes, enjoying everything which
lie might confer honar an me; slill more, 81
re ,shs would say, what made me To be Who'll
TO iy known, and more than al glnryins u
Those occasions when she saw me sacrsie
glory 20 senlimen. Of goodness. tie
or Aunt, Madame Tesse, said 10 me yesIeI
To- day, i never could have imagined ihs
81 one could be such fanatic for ) our opiu
Ut ions, aud vel 90 Tree IRON party spuit
Ilndeed her sitschmeni 10 our doctrine
never for moment abu,ed her indulgence
ed hss eo@psssior, her good y III Cor persor
'or OF another parsv- Sh. s.s@@ -aa.as snnss
lu- by The violent hatred OF ahich | was Oh
IN, object; the i'll treatment snd injurious COT
IN duct towards me, were regarded by he
n a. follies indifferent 10 her. from The poiI
of IRON " hich che looked al them, and wbcl
de- her good opinion chose to place me.
re, Here vas q most entire devotion.
may say tina, during ,hir,y.four year,.
Of never suffered for moment the shadow
ost restraint, that all her hsbis were, wi,ho
he affec,aiion, subordinate 10 my convenienc
to ,ha, I had The satisfaction 10 see my mo
vas see optical trends ss constantly receive
ar as well beloved. a. much esteemed. Al
DIS. their virtues as completely scknowlede'
led az il there had been no difference OF
to ,eious opinion, thai she never express
ain any other sentiment than that OF HOP
by ths, in continuing to reflect, with the U
riphtness Of heart, which she knew
lys, Ianped 10 me, | should finally be convl
30, ced. |, was ui,h this feeling she lefs {
ork her las, regards. begging me TO read
500 the love oil her some books, which l Sd
rom certainly examine again with new int
esi. and calling her r.lg,on, TO make
I'M love il better, perlsc, freedom. She oil
for expressed to me The thought tina.
re- should 20 to Heaven, and | dare add u
this This idea was not sufficient To reconc
her 10 quitting me. She often said to
life is short, full of trouble. may we nj
,.-Iapain ia God. May we pass eternity
the lge.her. She wished me, she wished
s 10 all tue peace of the Lord. Some'in
vas, she was heo,d praying IN her bed.
,on-l One Of her last nights there was sou
The Thing celestial in the manner IN which
rom Irecited twice 10 succession, wi'h q n
jred voice, passage Of scripture applicants
the Iher situation. The same passage winch
the lreci,ed to her daughter OF perce'ving
neer l.nires of Olmu,z. Shall speak 10
,urh lof the pleasure, ever renewed. which
BY Ientire confidence 10 her gave me. wb
y in. was never exacted, which was rece'
con. 81 the end Of three months as az The
long l,lay. which vas justified by discreet
proof aea,ns, Ill things. by an admits
understanding Of all my feelings
=. wants, and the wishes oil my heart.
civ This vas mingled wi h sentiment
,Lls. bender, and an opinion so exalted y
IN in lship, IL dared so 70 speak, so s~ee'
WED fla,tering. more especially sra'''y ing
He looming IRON the mos. perfectly nav
lie in land sincere person who ever iivsos
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