The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

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aud sLe, 'BuIml.ds Of PsaPis sho a'e sssn
either g.l,ing IN 81 cot al the saEs. msks
sh,s lace na;aIslly FsEy iisslv. ftis
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'ufn, and IN e. lFTp'isiRg spilI among TIE
peOPir. IhaI Is sssI is.diag Irem - saas
new improvement 10 lie place. They
have s.r.ady pull = parks. wiz re The rha!.
'rrn rar grsgsm In Iley IhT"pgh the day.
Every deaemlnati IA Of chu.tiaRs have
here \ House nj Worship: | do not k"o@
WhrlheT any hsrr'ies haze gathered here
or 1; buI il Ihev have. 'hry need MT
fear The fortunes nf "a auto IL te On se-
eOuni Of ther degmas. The dwelling
houses are al very genierl. sndsoms very
superb. Thnse engaged 10 the ware
houses and = ares. of shieh 1hsIe sre no
smsll numher, seem al 10 hare their hands
full;-in fae', some II her enthusiastic
ciuzens talk # rivslng New Y"ik. But
this lille piece Of imPudsnee must be to-
lsraisd; for il i. something Ike . y0HHg
child just leaning To tslS. aud having
nuch 80 rEciis their pride aud pleasure.
indure. them snmthmss 10 talk . little
ludlerous aud funny.
The fret factory through which pass
ed. was ihe Jersey Guy Iron Foundry 81
NJ. c Kanousr. THIS SIS a very la'ge
establishment. aud like every otter ron
cern that have visited. they are 'opPTess-
ing us BY manufacturing Wo,k lnr Vwgi.
ma and the Sou,h. thal We have the cspa-
city for doing Ourselves. But then you
know We cannot abuse them. Tie or
der. energy aud workmanship ~h'ch pre-.
vail here, do credit In the pfoprH tor md
Ill concerned. Mr.. X. WAS nnre 81 up.
rfatice boy and hsrt-s ork'ng man
bat has risen by industry 10 he rich and
influential, and bs his enter rise is now
supporting and clothing hundreds of lsboI-
ing men snd benefiung the farmer. About
eighty hants ere employed here. and al
lowing four in the family Of each woIk.
man, will make three hundred and twenty
Who draw Their support from this l"c'ory
alone. Supp"se there were ten Of fuch
factories heated among us.-why they
alone would make up lawn Of 1900.
and this is the way the towns are bulllnp
here, and Ih.ir population IS increased.
And suppose each enc Of these persons
were TO buy from the farmers for proyi-
SONS al the rate OF 30 rents each per week,
which IS lnile ennugh-why the amount
would be Sl02,40 alone Tor provisions.
Here 10 The reason Of The existence Of so
m ny towns and why The farmers here
are protective men. Ten such factories
would requite The cap'tn Of about $780,
900. Be.ides the capital OF $3.50, 600
and the 5000 men, there wnnId necessa-
rily gather The merchants aud professional
men with their families of say l25 IN I'll
with capital Of say $4,000, and the
other smaller mechanical branches, say IN
all with their families 100, WIN would
he necessary 10 carry on the business Of
the 6tst ten, with ,hen carital, of Say
SIC, 900, making . population in all oi
8. 445, and capital nt 8 I40, 900, Besides
this The Church would 90 there /" gather
i's flock. and the schoolmasier, and there
would be necessary increase oI farmers
and The land around would rise from
81 or 50 per acre 10 say 90. Would moi
'hls add TO the increase oflhe pnpul ton
and the wealth Of the Site. This is the
way towns rise here. Suppose some oi
your enterprlsing men 90 five OF ten
miles above or below Richmond an !
buv up farm, nov deserted. and form
a Company Of this kind aud come rortl
aud get len men who ere engaged In
business the most suitable 10 US, and give
them partial lBterestin The business they
are competent TO undertake. with num-
Der of mechsncs necessary 10 peri rm
The most d flicult branches, aadon ofthe
rest spprentice number OF The poor male
and female chldten who are nov rising
NJ in ignorance and vice. and make Up he
balance with the colnIed lahorers. THIS,
VIII 10 u would be a lucrative. would al the
same time be patriotic and humane
mosemtn'. This great, but very easy
and practical measure. would lead 10 o h.
ers. and put the enc gies Of The State in
motion. Tins very enterprise Likewise
you'd throw three thousand persons IN
one year into Richmond, and IN three
years there would be Railroad come CT
ing it with the cspitsl, opening snn,her
field fnr enterprise. This has heea done