The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-02

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Il has as1rd nearly , million Il square
niles n IL represented territory. II has
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anl new sayeErisnliesslill iiUn asenseises
IN lie rliemess 20 claim H. soafsdeTslc
honors. With this astonishing inrresse
II is s,a,nheFs and ~ H. 9sesle.i and elil'
liraled seniiaEy, lsas grown N. also. m a
Tsl.a esaally repaid, eseTy imponani IN
ieTesl y hlrh can possibly sd eiilier 10 M
linnal urallh OF naliNnal glory. Ia asri-
eulIuu,. il his iavenlel new implements
Of ia,!a.,ry. and aPiliea item 10 fresh
4 Ids Il toll and from the r:rh abundance
Of is gathered haTVests. il pos only fills
earhaleaae 0f Eani a. home, hut lrciglIs
il slnEr,hips with n Prople's tribute 10
the Tamlnr.slricken children u kingdoms
abroad. IN commerce. il whiiens the Te.
N cream with it. enterprise, and exchanges
praiueis with every climate underline sun ;
IN the rapid advancem"ni of Us maaniar.
tunes. il bids fair. ai.nn distant day, 10 IL
wi even The So of English industry. and
10 transfer 10 this side al The Atlantic lhc
:. workshop ol the world"
Pursuing with houniless. herausc un-
fet,ered. zeal each opening Of foreign i,:,I-
iic. il at the same time liuiies its own ter.
riioFy hy constantly extending and iai-
proving It's means Of internal intercourse
and trade. The TenIOlesl inl,ahiIanl OF the
Conlrderacy is not beyond the reach OF is
post oiIicc, aud its civilization travels not
only with the marvellous power of wind
and steam, but with ihe speed of e!ecirici'
~, subducd by the ART Of man. along the
lines OF IFS Magnetic Telegraph.
Scarcely more than twenty years ago,
il was without single mile Of railroad
IN 1896. lis iron engines iraverScd com
plcled track OF sixteen hundred milcs. al
il has now more miles Of railroad than, ~
the time Of Washington, il Ind &C posi-
routes. In proportion 70 IL population. ii
has more Than three times rs many canals
rs England, and more Than four times a
many ~ France aud the canal connecting
The Hudson with the lakes, Is the lnngcst
nf these artificial rivers which has been
const rHrted in the worlI.
In the year 1907, Robert Fulton attract
cd ridiculG by building lis first steamboat
and ten years after, il had no regular lnt
Of sleamboat. in al lis western waters
They now crowd in hundreds upon lis %
cean rivers and its inland scas. gathering
the rich products Of the mos, remote AM
land-!oeked regions Of our rountry, ant
pouring them into the lap Of commerce
they defy every form Of danger upon IL
Atlantic coast; they keep company will
lis navy against the norihers Of the Gull .
Mexico and, under the fostering care O
Congress, they will soon cross tie 0ceaI
of our SHIPS 81 war, ana Io.srs nc Tnr M GnI
chant marine in every quarter Of tho globe
A single one Of its Western States posses
es more steamboats, than the whole ki,,p.
dom oil France, and there are said To be a.
many steamers on LIKE Erie as in the
Mediterranean sea.
e lis increasing means of communication
thus keep pace with It's extending settle.
ments. and its whole Union IS bound 10.
gelhef M the sirong embraces of mutual
intercourse. mutual knowledge, and mu,a.
al interest. In this way it administers
with facility one Government for twenty.
eight sorereignlics, and from single cen.
trai hart dlfiuscs the healthy life blood OF
law and justice through all portions of the
body P"iitlc. Yet, with us, Paris is not
FTance, and that heart would soon become
corrupt, and the stream OF sanitary circu.
IaiI'n torpid, hu, for The purifying applica-
Iion oil Tie Feteralive principle, and The
Christening and correcting influences of the
subdivisions Of power amongst the states
and the people, to whom so large share
III The duty Of selfgoycrnment is wisely
conliIcd. $751;
. y a same influences. too, which have
Inns developed, with almost startling ra.
pidIiy, the various sources of its physical
power, have adorned it at the same time
With cheering monuments of lis artlyc be.
leToIence, its scientific ingenuity, and its
improving taste. It's charities patlake, i,
'nre, oi the vignr of lis enterprise an | the
ibnn'iance of It's means, and M worthy
'hIfct ever yet appealed 10 i. in vain.
'hrewi AMI unyielding as it dolbilcs, is
il Ne concerns of trade, tits cilaractcr;z al
y The warmest sympathy for human SUI.
cring, and the most generous disposition
o give II adrqiIale relief. It's rapacious
lle"ri. sharing something of its broad ma.
IIonal''y, has gathered around il none of
ne iron Of aVarice or the numbness of ex-