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

ca 80 go - - 81 1880
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rnsuay. 10 lsslify theis ssass II he loss
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gludss Dasisl shom ae 81 EssPees sna
haror. who sss fer ll.iaty SssFs de $3.50
sisis e The deceased npss he hsErh, II
has esllsd here snaahsr gu1gs yuigs
Puinsa1 Who has Estifsd iFam . tsal ~
On that teach N which as PEssids. sRd
uhs uas hlmseli onne The instructor IN
de laE al him uh0.e les We mauIn.
TIE msa bsts Il the sshasl oser Hhieh
he LATELY presided. The f'isads With ~haa
he uss sssas,s'ei IN pub ie At in &C. vale
lie. base cone here 10 esy. One sent
msnl anly pleTail. smosg sll. . sense &
pTs f,und gsiei. But I'll ol him j. ~
dead. Vita III ar sTnss ri he uEspaEable
loss. us lrrl that be still lives among u.
IN III. sglrll. in h,s rssorsisd wHsAon. and
in the DECISIONS & sulh"Tily ~ hirh he has
pronounced. "klEi', rnim, EiEe'que ssm-
PR s'que eSiam lallas ~ msmona homIn-
nm. el ssTm0ne. teTssbl'Irs p"s'auam ab
Orrlls Tses sslt."
Mr.. Chief Jn.tire. lie loss is MT lflI
slOne among lhis bar. OF in lhs FouII. Of
the C"mmoRwsal.h. but is isli in sseiy
bar and in every eonIi in the unioH. IL
Is not cot Gnsd % tits eauRiEy nor 10 this
continent. lie had . ~Itler range II re.
pulalion. 10 the high c"uIt q Pa'Ia.
menl. 10 every court ol Westminster lsil,
in every distinguished iadlesiurs in EU-
rope. ~ the soarls Of p.ri., Of Berlin. Of
Stockholm, ard of s.. Petersburg. IN tie
universities 0l Germany, iIalv, and Spain.
bis authority vas received; and all. Nhsn
they hear of Oil. dsslh. vii agree ihst .
great lumirary has fallen. lie has 10
some measure repaid the debt which Amer
lea oSts 10 England; and ihe mother can
receive iron The daughter. WITHOUT hnm,l
ialiUn and without envy, the reversed he
rsdnsTy Transmission IRON tic eh III to the
parent. BY lie eompts hsnslvtness Of
his mind, and BY hIs vast and varied al.
tlinmsnts. he vas cited 10 compare ihe
codes 81 different na,ians. and compn-
bend the rsulls OF such research.
lie lave Of country Was pure. aud he
regarded justice - The great interest OF
nan, and the only foundation Of cislliza-
lion. On This foundation lie hes built his
fame, aud united his own name with that
Of his country. !. WIS 10 cont tulonal
law that much Of his attention was duec-
ted, and in The elucldauon OF which he
was pre-eminenI. "Ad Iempuhliesm fir.
u andam, 81 al slabIlirnaas wires. 81 ssnan-'
dun p"pulum, omnis eJus erg, ba. insIi-
tuuo."
BIT il is unnecessary for US this day 10
speak in detail 81 his iublie Judicial ser.
wees. That duty will remain Cor US TO
perform, aud il will no doubt be executed
IN amsnnsr worthy oflhe occasion. Still,
in The homage thai will be paid 10 him.
there is one tribute which may well cone
from US. We have seen him and known
him in private life. We can bear witness
to his strict uprigh,ness and purity Of
character; his simplicity and unosipnts.
iious habits; the ease and alr4b,lny al hi.
Intercourse; his great ,lyacity amidst the
severesl Isbors; the CHI ering and ANNA.
ling tone af his conversation, aud bis f.
del y TO his friends; ard some Of us can
testify 10 his Urge AMI systematic chsri-
ties. not dispensed in = public mannfr.
but gladdenIng the hearts rf those whom
he assisted IN private. disabling happiness
Ike tie dew of heaven.
Mr.. Chief Justice. one NAV live a. 4
conqneter,, q hing. or naglarale, bot he
mus, die as man. Tie bed uf death
brings every man 10 his pure individual :
"; IL The intense contemplation If The
deepes, OF all relat ons, Tie rela i'm be.
tween The creature aud his Creator. This
relation the deceased always acknowlrdr.
ed. lie reserepced The Scriptures Of
Truth; he received from them this lesson.
and submitted himself in all things 10 the
will Of Pr,vidence. Ills career ON earth
was sustained. To the last hour Of his
lite his faeuites remained unimp.ired,
and the lamp went out at the close un.
d'mmed, and without fliekerng or obscu-
rity. Ilis last words which we're heard
by mortal ears were fervil suppllcslion
q L. III L.. IL. =. L..-.Ic