The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-06

snd snSsHng insrsssea. Ihsy 1sigrminsd
70 take dHss mo iheii oEn hsnss. Rsl
shlls legislsling calmly aud wsstIy ios
France. h curt sni ari.iOesacy formed
> essspifary 10 G.urlsr them snt d,ssl-
Ps'e lie Assembly.
TIE Tesrlr simraihizeA witt tisir
representative. ahd r"nsr.d 10 rsIu,n.
thus ronmehrsd lie Eialerrs shieL d.
isg d FT=n'e 10 h'and. sed slE.a.l desI-
IN ted her Pnpsialian. A. Ihe fist. tie
PsOEle were III rgaI snd he roarl and
bOhliF ~ wrong: and lhe vol nee lhsI
SlsIltt Pans ~ 20 De slIihnl,d tot 50
murh Iu tie people. - "a lhn.r = ho up
paced an enaspera,r'' thea. Just 80 tie
h''sIil'l' 4" rel'ei"n /. charge able 60 the
Csihol = Tlsrgy ia'i.eE Than 90 lhe lngu-
lee. Rel sinn ufsFT snsIfd 4. IN sls-
mtnI ihln lie STRIFE. nns way or tie "ihe'.
Until he Pr'e.'s ronsf lied SHh lie oe-
prs1s"r. Caih"lic,sm has a1ats sided
~mh poNsr. 'g..nsi tie rtehs ol re leo
pie. snd u use noi Il aftT i's pr,Gsis
showed lhemsel e. npp sd IL in.i ce,
Rud msre'. snd lrU D.. dad tie peo. H. rise
- iu'' them. knnW lrg no @ her rel gen
Bat the Calhoiir, EhIrh he'd h'sd ty rtb-
brrv end wiring, sud nnw stood hs'wern
them aud her rights. looking y i,h rold
eye IN Their ,latsre children and perish.
ing friends. Nhs' wonder is il pey sWfri
IL from tie iare Of the each. Overw htlG-
ed wi h he hnnors of the revolution. we
forget I" put ,hr frs, end eh,ei hl,n,e
whe'e q belongs. A baugh'y aIlst"c.s soy.
iramrllng out the lives Of the pobr. AID
endsa' nri"g 10 sill! their complaints by
the bay anel, shed ihe first blood Of Paris.
4 conuP, priesthood. living in luxury aid
sin. on he plnndered we.llh of those
who were nav starving fH bread. snd
asking IN most piIenus accents for help,
caused The first oppos,ton to religion.
winch faslly ended IN its public sbr"gs-
t,on and The 6esuurIIun al the Sabbath.
IL Is zine tyranny and the Catholic rslI-
gIon, refusing month slier month, and
year alter year, the humhle and earnest
PRAYER ol perlshing people, acre called
10 sccOuni for the horrors OF The French
ResOluunn. and not The excited. m sdden.
ed populAce. So slso We might speak
Of The dsspatsms Of Europe that attempt.
ed To crush The infant republic in its first
struggle Tor lie. aud show how their con
spirscies, snd open war, aud secret ennis
ssries swose sll the far and suspicious
OF those who, with q halter round their
neck, stood at the head of government,
iill 10 seII.delence they commenced those
dreadful nassscIss which shocked tie
world.
We might also speak OF the absolute
necessity Of this Wild uphesyine to hresk
the power Of feudalum IN Europe. II was
inevitable; II il had not come in France.
il would have come in England. We do
no, mean to excuse in any way the per.
petrs.ors Of thuse acts OF violence. but
We Wish the chef guilt To re.t were i,
beloRgs--On those tcho faa'ly fell before
TIE wrath Of an indignant and ma dened
mob. :@ T. l.s4
But rot 10 weary you With =. political
iisquaitlon on The French Rs,uIulian,
stand here with me in he beautiful gst-
eenof The 'roIieries. and lei lie pas, come
4 back on The excited memory. Rphe.pi.
ere, Ds6lon. Msfas, Camille DeS Nous
Inns, Codibon, he bold Mrabean. Yerg.
maud, The pa,riei Lsfsse,e, The unfn,t tn,
nstesion,s audth's queen. and Ia, ef all
that IearfOl man, Napolean. Bsnaparle
come n SOLEMN PROCESSION through lhe,,
green walks. Esery s,ep te,e rea,pd,
one OF the ResolSlioD snd tie sc,ors il
il. There IN fr"nt stand. lbe noble pal
ace of the TuilerIes. around Which III,
mob soufen screamed with shout. an
:. curses, and from whence Ions aud hi
wife. @ent TO The scsiio.d; and above. III,
q main entrance 10 the came clock whos,
bell tolIed ibe hour Of death 10 bundled
that persisted by The gnillonue. Behind
] al the farther end, mt ou, &c the esldei
of 1he Tuilerres, In the Champ d EEv
stes, stands az aid Eeypiisu qbellsk. &C
i. runyIne The slteof lie goillo,lne ~ v li'cJ
/, Louis and NJ ,ue Anlo,neue suderfd, an
s, fran which flowed the modest bloc,t \
France Two beautiful lountslns ,,at
throwing up their foam beside il, wher
!. The mob were wont 10 SIT and sing sc
!; ira" as head after head rolled on ID
!. scsflold.H Around ii walk Tie gay prom
enaders, never thinking what . place 9
terror they tread upon. 4. .5,.s. !.
Hwss on 'he goth Of June that a mo
!. Of 10000. composedof men, uoHen, an
J children, in .qusl'd azure, and with Tide
Gus cries, entered by fnree, and .marche
int ~,ld procession through The Assembl
Of France. where her renreseptatly es 81