The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-25

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'lgh'.
We d 81 inas'gs ,i.s shimsFisal sK-
Pssssli0a sasl massl dsssaFlane can be
- fr enfasnse - u supeneas - ora
sionsl sPslnx.l'aa r. peal lass. Ogr
shseEEslassn OF lais psFmls 20 s0rh haPe.
fsr no sssoriziian uhslsEsT--sol srnsles
Or eeIheais esa b regulated b. lie acre
i,seIsl.0a Of ,hs msGhsF.-mueh lrss can
q be cap. etrd fsam The th0sghllrssnsss
aud passions 81 The yoanE. Asls II das-
CO Il,ne IIsl occur. and whsR he Ocrs-
sian requires thea. lhry 81 BE- fiimly and
3TomPilg sPIls6-buI what ne d. eal-
eulsls on 10 ths FEsSalsnee Ol PsEssdlhg
sentiment. thsl Hlll rtnsrE such . nrrss-
sliy unlr qashl--a sentiment Shleh vii
iaspiFe nOEe liar Il tIrnce IhsB ol Pun-
Ishmehl.
The ImpulsiEsness and impaliencs be-
longing N y0sE tine ai lie, naturally
make the degree OF rxe,i,ou sBd industry
requisite 10 your gE0Per advancement iTk-
some snd painful 10 y0n. lhdclenee pre-
sen's hsTseii 10 the yOung-ayel aud Ia
the old-Ia = thousand sedue.ng Iorms.
lsdusiry 10 Of haIsh sud cr.bbrd 80.
Pset. The one seems % point 30 q smsOgh
and fls~eEy Pslh-lhe olhrr TO rugged AID
psiniul s.renl-huI Ground haI stdueing
pslh lux Ill the III. II l.fe-snd that toll
some ascent. - every step opens wider
aud widrr brad and bsauIllul prospect,
aud leads eventually To those elevations To
which the noble spiriI aspues.
ladu.i'y Is the prolific mo her Of ms-
ny virtues. She Produces az ~ell 81 sUs-
laIns them; they oil cluster around aud
nestle shnut her. crossing snd strength. n
ing by her care. Genus iI.ell. that d.
sIne qualify which seems 10 be In.ineI
with Inmate poser. and Ia rise BY Il. own
inwsrd Irndeur,-geniu. itself Is pIuned
for lie highest flights and trained 10 them
by industry. |, i. an utter mistake 10
imagine that any endowment can dispense
with labor. II Is fatal error inia hich
young men fail; no gres, ache, emsnl e,-
er has OF even can be effected without il {:
the mode Of tie spplIesuon msy be OBJ.
scure, hurIts presence is not the lees cer-
tam. We have head Of The iorest-horp
DemOslhenes--"oi n.iure's ds,l,ne"-
Fancy's child,
Warbling his native woOd-nJies wild
"of the old tlInd msn ol Seip's rocky
ilse." These wete men of genius. un-
que.tOnsble-but Henry, aud Shake.
spesre. and Homer, we,e al.o men Of
labor; they hid Ihs blessing of rn,pira.
mon-bul The blessing cane to them slleI
they bad sresIled all night.
Our intercourse, | trust. wilI be char.
seIerized by the courtesy becoming gen.
Ilemen. My government hope will be
anIma.ad by the vigilance aud tempered
by The affection oil a parent. II see
sou preparing TO 60 home TO delight
fathers hear, my bosom will swell With
a parents PRIDE; ami my vanity will be
grsIiied II your proficiency authorities
me 10 believe that when the State shall
heresfler point To us jew els. 1 -...y s.y D
help 10 fashion them.
| trust, also, gentleman, that both our
official and social relations may be such
tina. when you 60 in,o The World. aud ss-
certain by experience the value Of these
lessons taught here. you will remember
the College With affection. and me with
no indifferent feelings, aud meet me, When
The chances OF llle throw u. together. not
tthOuI emotion.
Young gentlemen, If | were better
qualified Than s,n fur the Office. | know
how vain my Efforts must be. even with
the assistance OF my able colleagues aud
y"uF zesluus c".operauon. ailh"ut the
gracious projection and h. LIP Of our Hes-
venly Father. TO Hun, then, and To Ills
beueficIeut providence, | earnestly and
humhly commend The issue Of shls under
taking"