The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-04


II suss VI RrpEc-esiaszEes !. eahRasec-
re w.ns OG irgs,lsAss rohs r ncr IN n
xan.tilasna 9sEas-gas ahsaars II thee
esn~anag IFspss -ies whleh give scn.'s
Esnry. e nos hasaaaaE. - a'laaFrs'iaa
Mss nrYsr - c. ,a.Piea .uslY ls'ble. ,. !
gEe.rnl. in shs la@rr hrsnra ri tse ~
Ranns Lee .slalaIs. This > aaa sesR - -
in he tiFsrslsg 4 lanl rss oFsninn oa -
toraani pabiae ms.snse.. 80 a lae EaTl.
~ Of ialsllrrsasl g,,,wes sa.i aaaaHsnrs
--ahs many grales & 's'r'I aHd d'Ee''
ties sfts.ls whsrh the msa.hsfs T1hlhs
SSme base f,nni Ihear 49, INTO Tie NJ
a,oaal cauaciis By the lsEee Of nest
sRiosmsnl. haI many hsEs been trans
feErsd these fsnn lha depshs nj pal'iic'
oblIEaah by hOgaang m''re P-''eni than -
eIdeni. while o. mfr Iae oPpOsle E"u'
be l,brl On Tire Ames .ean character "a
Dissatisfaction.
We are ssn.isle ih.i saail-l the eii~I
Fsseszl heal hY which, Ihe Pol'I'esl essl
dToasis 0e-aslnHsliy sllErei. PARTON "
tie scum aaa tecalrnrs - hieh q e. 10 az
sarfaee Sill ,,l.nI ~ h tie Pu'rr insrs;i
EMS nflrg,slauns; bit We bal ha,ed Tie
imaars sllIy would haye beel eanhnsd
10 10 laser ..prer-s, aud Mt splIsted O.
tarn IN the National cnuRels. 4 lev 81
TIE memhe > Eoali be,'sr sdo'n The Ring
ar:ae Cock PIT laan ahP !. ,glsl.iise Hal.
Some there are WhO are exrln.iEely sdai'-
ted O. ths S:n mp nr I:ie Dealing Ciab.
4 few " II ill".I'a:e hy ihe'r coarse de-
Ilun lhs vac.bula.V Sh'ch h"ro~s -
E,.oarees from all he iOInls'Hs VI Slang
Impnr,iy. ensi hing the mOiher I" que
with suca drl,clshle egl hei' and DAINTY
phrases 4. Ne never expected 10 zee tn
belj,htng tie deb'.ss ia Congress.
Some .gaia are 90 eolloqaiai that their
rhs,oric 1. o a. elevated 4bo'e the coa'er-
sailon or diI!osne thai dI.Ii"ga'shes me
street. pDl irian OF .Vern brave A few
breathe bel!ir0se srasn. a. II They Insg.
med they EuulJ I'll blow tn mark ol
scheme q. or in1assioned "rI,ory unless
t.eir speeches are tnirrlarjeI with words
af d. fialee. Vita al these blsml.hes
there il even among tie cia's we have
described occ ,silnsl esi.lencss nf naive
s.sserly-l fsrlie but untuiorrd imlg-
ina lna-lmlt.t ,hls dro.s there freqnens
~ dtop' paFael's Of sng n geld. which 10
pass for their just value require tie pro-
c.. Of jrd,' ioas separation and 'he al
ehehy Vi taste.
Let us nov Arn from this picture,
sh,sh I. any 'h'ns bat a t.er'og la our
nation i vanity, 20 some Of lis iinssmen's,
% O.her portions Of the canvass. over
which il shed radiance hy which lis
shaIaws care relieved. The frequent
usnsiaon from strong but uniu.oret ELL
ousuce 10 polished Ihe,orsc Ihs coOuas,
between setbisIly and compact dic.ion
-he;ween iu'gescenee and real slhqnence
between ress0n,ngs whichare solecIsms
in logic and ra;iocins.ion tina, speaks a
high discipline ofue reasoning fsculnes-
between 6gura.ive illustrannn ina. dsrken
or confuse the subject and these which
esince cultivated Iiste anil scholar-.ike
acquirement-lre now more cun'plcunus
ia The House of Representatives, .bsn in
any dsllbeTause assembly IN tho word.
Now Teaness'e member rises and ex-
empl.ies the si!onr Of his log c and the
rough polgosncy OF his satUe, showing
ulike las contempt OF personal courtesy
and Of +. lament rules. lie IL limited
in his inform alton, f'r he has explored
none Oflhe sources of political know led e
He standard Of nssi'nsl rgi is drawn
not FROM standard su,hosiiies, bit from
his owu unsssi,led deduction OF incl eci.
lie is perhaps succeeded by an AlAbami-
an, who h ID aid, d his reason by meilla.
ton, communel with the gtiiiel minds
who has developed the Laws OF puh,cs
and national intercourse, and " HI h IS shar-
pened his sasaciiy be Contract with the
governors and Legislators Of other l4h,ls
A Genrgi.n may extfullo~, who show,
By the closedess Of his logo snl the pow
er of his defamation. by the keenDess Of
hrs invectvs AMI the conpAcs brev5ty Of
has speech, that he is familiar with the
uiumphs both OF lie stump AMI The forum.
If perchspcs Massachusetts member
succeeds he will exhihiI that practical sa.
gaci,v that looks before aid after ~ the
sphere Of politics ss ia the circle Of pri-
vate life. who snblues his Imagination
90 the slInIsrI OF the most rigid taste.
eversaH, ring il 10 run riot ~ any exusvs-
gancs "f IN pHor ar is,nnde Of Il5n>tra-
Inn. thus pr, sennng marked contrast
10 tho S ,uIhrra al Western members,
the slapl" OF whose sp erkes is tao tie
Quenily thai which should be- the mere
embroidery. Such are some oil tie rik
lug cnnrtast+ winch distinguish the pO2u-
lar branch ol our legislature, at ordinary
times. bat which chara"trrize il 10 h,gh-
or degree a, present than at aay other
period in our CnngressIons history.
NoUst .9pplica'ion Of PhIebofomy.--
The G-orgetnwn Ky ln'elIlgencer TIA.
the folio ~Iug sine uiIr paragraph:
Phere has been quite stir r. gently i"