The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-11
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aneesrinr brlass yoa 70 day n The espa-
rilr that DO. u he desire ] feel Coz he
aIsaneemrnt Il The institution q lsmre-
ranre. helie,ias = ! 40, lilsl osr moral
ana palilicsi prosperity depend mach up
"a is sueesss; and shosld b. more Than
happy Il I coald fulfil The expectations
which have beea msniIes,. d BY nv friends
in lhsls Lind psftisliiy Cor me. Bs hev-
EYER much lhey are destined 10 disap-
boinlmenl. and howevtI maeh others NAV
excel ne il the ability and power N do
the subject thai justice whiCh Il demand..
I Weld 20 none. no, Boas. IN irUs devotion
10 The cause.
IsrpeaI 70 every one. eallupon esery
palanIhfopiss. apon sEery true and devo-
TED laEer Of mankind, upon every friend
and admirero OF mo als and religion. 10 ex-
anime silh The whole Powersoftheir mind
The causes Of crime, poverty. misery AM
want. and see &c lhey can 6nd in the hole
Catalogue OF causes the first one which he
gins 10 make any advances iow rds TAI of
ihlemperancs. Irsli upon Every one inia.-
zeal tails advancement 10 make this invrs-
.igausn. and .tssl assarcd that when ll.y
shall have made Il. they gill say them is
none. no moi one, ahirh make any spPrGa-
ches towards IL; Tor il 10 nm evil which r.
fee,s an grades Of socieIy. hrling ils way
into every par, Of the community. The
messehser Of death. crime, want. and mis-
ery, IL enless alike the mansion an. cottage.
destroying the prospects Of The hlghIe.t
ornaments OF society, uniting them Tor
MI the social and moral daIie- whirh ma
larally dsypi.e upon them, and which
alone render life desirsble. We see Il
snisfss The holy sanctuary and sccOn-
plishing lbs 6end-h works there. We see
il uniting those for The high duties which
resiupon them Who have been graeed with
the Dsdeial authority. We seeit depriv-
ing .lhs Law Of its faithful eIpounder. The
ellen, Of his candid COUNSELLOR, and JUS
lice Of her impartial dispenser. We see Il
robbing he legislative hall Of It's most pro-
fouad slstesaien. We zee il disquslify-.
ing NE physician 10 attend 10 The duties
OF his profession in administering 10 the
reils< ~s human suffering. We see IL un-
fltting the mechanic ftu h;s L-ily aroca
tn; the farmer fron being in = pro-
per, situation 10 arrange and sdinst his
plantalion, causing him 10 LEI his fences
decay, hrs hedgerows 10 spring up. and his
whole POSSESSIONS 70 preset TO The lravel-
or boz ase extended view Of delapidation
and ruin; 50 that in the dsy Of harvest.
iss,ead " 6ydng bis fields covered with
grain Just ready for the sickle. We see moth
ing save the sedge ~hich gross in nsaufe's
wiljs. We see 10 filing our country 9Th
widows and 9tDhans. DsopIingg our ZOO,
houses, Gro wdlng our Jalss vith prisoners
and our siaish Uses with pstienis. thns
fastening alarge annual expense upon our
riiizeas. We see il blasting the prospects
OF The most promising youth. many Of
whom have been prepared Tor usefulness
and greatness By the hard earnings Of !
labofinu. fzsher, OF the scaniy savings o
. widowed mosher.
Ihave thus, Mr.. President. in as concise
manner as could. sniesvored to pour.
tray The more promirent eyis that result
from The use Of intoxicating liquors..
Nov chat DO we expect TO effect BY
Temperance! Why, by i, we expect 10
aver, Ill Of those evils which j, can and
wi DO; so tina. where they exist the re-
refse will obtain. and in their stead we
shall have peace, harmony and content.
menl and plenty; we expect TO set The
drunkard al liberty. 10 free li,a from the
de. potic chains by which he has been
bound by the Tyr4nt .7ic0hol; 10 stay
the march Of many Of our youth. who are
East fastening ON TO ruin. before they
have passed on so far that they cannot
rslrsce sheir steps. To apple them
Df what must be The inevitable conse
qasnre il they continue 10 worship a
The shrine Of Bacchtls. and sneel to tn
i4a lence Of The sparkling dsliE-N
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Bat BY fac the m0si impdriant part Il
BE- effected by temperance. l. HE tsa7tnl
up az our youth in the way IL becomes
country like ours, dependent as the tAis
trnre OF the state is upon The virtue an
intelligence Of her citiz'n ms. BY hasin!
them temperate and well ehn" ated II
morals, We shall be certain !" have th"n
reading, thinking and Rejecting men; s.
iini nothing will pronpt them tn aetl"'
sare thai which is laudabls, and noth:u!
spring from those actions save ilisl whicl
II good The greatest safeguard any
coantry can have. is . virtu"us and in
leliseni constitu nsy; band Of citizens
always looking TO the interest Of the States
ever w~ksfaL always upon the watch
tower Of liberty. ready to repei any ia'
vasion .h,. may be made upon her. And
that vice, CORRUPTION and immortality are the
greatest bane issepublicanism. has been
proven BY the history OF The downfall ri
all former rep0blics. Who is il we see
lead captive by the designing demagngue!