The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-19
Fran tie Tallahassee iFla,l J,arnal.
PERMANgACR.

PERMANgACR.
We have often thought il,a,rns If .he
greatest ohsteelss in the way os de-, elem.
,EcHt uG eur countTy's resoulrts-nne If
lhe Giasi dangerous enemies Ans PRO.
gre slve prosperi'y-i. 10 ,he au,i in .
,he ah.ence ii thai which. EG Wa a 4 .
ie'ler Gaue. We cell lhe principle d>!'cr. j
manfnre. 90 wttrr We NAV, how 4 ~ !
Ia wr .,a1 wiic lsei llal they s,e s,is.l. .
Every one is taking II movins--rr.r
one believes ll.ai he 81 II nave a. 10 ii.
iant day. lrw 6ev, Sc IL msel,as h. The
lAhnr, howevcr iii.lc may lie rec ,;rcsl. of
surrounding Ihrmscl'es with AIces Of
cor.fot aud pleasure, wh,rh lid cannnt
carry away viii item. \ sen.tf pri!. .
and homer. tan, i W aheleI--mh car.
aug yery ll,ile to establish a cliara4 r for
iileg'iiy and uprighne~s, which WI -oon .
he lei, brhind. TO lhe same leelh. i.
would he ic3>cnat, L. 20 attribute nf.rcl
In som. extent. of tie rn"l0al k,n,!naay
and sweet rhailie- al lilc-Whirll. ulSr
ether circumstances, musi would feel n
cd ur"" Ia jr,r'ire e fnr nothing else. 3
secure the ,nI will e those with whom
III, ; and their cltl,!rea are Ia spend their
hse..
! Que of the most baaelul consequences
&c this unseUlrdnesS Is seen IN the abuse
.Fof the soil. The present is the all en-
/. crossing thnnghI. All tina. can he made
: must be made Immediately, without ans
regard 10 an almost sinful waste of thG
energies Of the 'and. The most exhaust.
ing modes of culture resor,ed to--,he fix
led attention Of the planter being 10 emf
crate as soon as lie soil loses is fruitful
ness. lie liUle attention which, gi,ei
2 10 manurng and judlcioos husbandry
would secure even i'nrrove Is ,,s,a
with the riches, crops, are Ictt deso!at,
waste. One nigh; suppose That a sort "a
n kindness, e,cn f3r the doll. silni. inami.
E" mate earth. twh ell nevertheless does sus.
{. tain lifc.) would save !, from Sch treat.
il ment. 10 our friends, thus hasing and
killing the srres which have fallen to
rem. merely for temporary lain. We
= wish We could "lftr a Frmon>lraIe which
wmld no, be desri,ed. This frih was
not intended f)r one generati"hbut Tor
many. nrsp,te Father M,il"r'prophe-
cv. We hink tha, the signs are al il is
u stand thousands nf years yet fer we
:, are nj gone. others wiH have t'nake a
cr living on This planet. Time "ie when
" Cops creatures going on muInphg will
Is. have replenishrd the whole earl The
Oh farm which thou, nv friend. now
~ heedlessly killing, may be nectry TO
ye keep alive future generatiors OF own
hs descendants. The Creator has len it
10 thee 10 possess 10 thy day; al thou
art gone, lie intends some one +, as
CARLYLE hath il, shah get existed tt
For really thou dIlsl not make lillian.
tation, tcalled thine through couv y
nor was il made fer Thee alone, hutlhe
generations Of men who should ses.
IT, sively fill mp the years with their i
NV To all, planters and others, let tav
Is. his:-You have supplied ynursrlveth
&C. homes the veiy choice Of those yo"bl
ng ct. Go 10 work, resolu;cly dctPrad
lp,- not 10 mar and abuse Tie Creators /.
N N Rather bv a little attention, increase,
" fertility Of yonr lands, than take the
life Of Them by cruaI usage. neicrh
to multiply around yourselves with |
- prr ca-e, il will cost l!ltie, comforts, l
-- sources Of innocen, rlrasute.- Beam
vour grounds with fine trees. in WIZ
md branches birds may sing, under wh9
shade the cool breeze may play. 4 Il1
labor gwen when you have leisure, WI
) in few years, support an orchard =;
- den, a vineyard. which will please I
eve, and graft, Tie taste, with an oiI'
ga, ing of delightful fruits and flowers, a
and vegetables. Supr0s" even that those
seS' plant should not live to gather the crop
il will be there Tor those dearer than "n'
+, own llfe-fur ones children. Even SHOT
Won emigrate, vour work will not be 10
Is, even in pccuniary point OF vIew'
49,. There u i'll be q reward III HE incieaS
and price " Itch the placo on which this lat
ing has been bestowed vii! command. I
profit. To speak Of nothing else. we vc
. " believe. is cIearly in favor of cur
O. gument. Take a case. A man has
thousand acres of Iand.--he goes 10 wo
n. determined to make each year all the n
AVIS ncv gu, of it which he possibly can,
ads tending at the end of twenty years.
., "aricr, when it is worn out, To leave.
'u'd laS reward lie makes money rapid
''"' fnr whil"-atterwarl not so rapidly
}. length realizes very Ii'l!e- at last he
o. lie son has 10 lcave the old home, sell