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

aFs no Fsssiias wsxria hs Eaay Eni uia,
ana no prizrs a ama,slloa ullirh arr atoEe
his r-aeh; While. % lie cher hAnd no
wiaeae else Is eurrnPssaa 50 inexrnssiae.
and isn0Fsnse 50 Wildly osi Il piAre.
In n.licr earRiEsE. EleEe passive sabrtli-
care j. ille lsuil - lesGoiissss. = Flolid lfa
IT, l. he na:nFzf accompaniment ~ -
eslgeatsi Isria,t. 1T i.ae gelsts a. osF
.ilss.sssa;i.,s.s roniraap.sies - sugh Lsiag
n ~ isllsiaEi naan. sd aarelns ITSELF d.
iian,lcl a Is iusi e,aisns wilen Il finds
ei;izea iaillless - lie auiy. The large
requirements. tlaerrs.s.e. u AmrEiran pOsl-
iics. whirh are with superficial observers
lis - ,sci # h2sly ssg.eL ennsgiuie u
Fs':aliiy one n the mot valuable irailFes
al cur gepHilivan sys'ena. most a.iincni
snngre 81 rEnal,.sag instruction. and tend,
= .lh iae,ilallle certainty, mol only Ia IN
sEease Ihe popular lnielligessre. i'ui % siSe
eneVy. s1paasinn. ani e!evali"n 10 tlle
popular miud, tranquility and the rr-
. nnse al eXclasi,e igEsiioa "a personal pnT-
suits ale nOi the n.asi favorable clements
either lnr great episaas or distinguish
Cd ae:iGl. The highest heEolsn, on ihe
contraFy, spring. from tie strongest fx-
rilCmenls; and the periss! al revolution Is
also ia pcrlod al awakened geRius. ihe
same rauses which hresa ~ anrieni 9.rn-
ses in society, break mp, with equal eli-
caey. all absuul.iies IN seienre aud IN aFi !:
and from the still heasins waves of iuInul.
aud refo;m. energrs side hy side ihc war-
rior. Ilac slaiesman, lie orator, anil the TO
ei. The sublime proslariiens Ol Milton
had illriT birth in ihe same times which
produced the stormy character IL oliver
Cromwell; ard the harsh. passionate
voice of the one comes sosiened ~ our
ears by the lofty melody Of the other.
AMID the fierce passions aud new found
energies Of revolutionary Frame. Mira
beau and ROhespierc anaoanc. d Together
the Rising fortunes of the "maa OI desii-
ny" And after c0nynl,inns. such rs the
earth has rarely seen, Napoleon comes
upon the stage PREPARED for him, and
writes his name ia iron characters, not
only uPon the history Of Europe, but up
Oh The very forehead OF the world. The
experience Of modern times is confirmed
upon ilIiS subject by all the lessons 0f aH-
tiquiiy. The home OF Freedom was every
wh're the dwelling plare Of letters. and
we read the examples nj successful geni'
us. not among the subjects Of despo,ic
Babylon. but alnnng the democracy Of
Athens. There was no literary fame.
even in Greere. until The era opened Of
her republican principles hm then she
became the nichlesS land Of riSilizllion
and refinement.
heNcn. .t+3
Which shook Tut fell not; ami the Harmonious
! mind ~
Poured itself forth in all prophetic sung, ..
! And music lifted up the listening spirit
| Until il walked. exem.a from murial care,
iOdlike. DER tie clear hiilpws &C sweet sound,
and hnmin hands first mimicketl and lhcn nIock-
ell, ~
With moulded limbs. niorr lovely linn lis own,
The human form, all marble grew divine
And The li,enture Of Greece must prove
forever The kindling influences or Grecian
". r,ls,- rr5viTrU vHH ruTtrnuc Indeli-
nltely IN state OF revolution, these excl.
ta'inns Of the popular mind in other ages
and other countries. always producing The
same noble fruits. have, after a brief and
brilliant reign, been as invariably followed
by the paralizlng iorpor Of tespolism. Ii
was reserved for oufhappy country TO de-
wise a system, our own Incompatible f..
deraiIre system, which. with the libcrali,
zIng influences uf the Christian Iclipion
IN freedom and in purity. is constantly in
strprting AMI stimulating the popular mind.
and developing all the energies Of our M.
tire. IL Is problem successfully work.
ell out, which justly commands the atln,.
ration Of The worhl. elually auspirinus 10
literature and TO liberty, ami promises bIes-
sings 10 mankind, wlIith the human i'm.
agnaiion can hardly conceive. a, this
moment, the disastrous and olDinous con-
dillon oil Europe, whirh men oc phiIo.
soplHcal inquiry and reflection berin IN
ascrlbe to inVeierate, radical, and perm,-
nent evils Of political and social systems
bat renders more vivid and dszziinp The
bright aspects ofour manifold prosperity"
But this Is not the OCCASION to pursue this |
train of thought,
Devoted in patriotism, and ever ready 70
act Oh the noble principIe->uins R,;1nJ. |
fcT S"Drfma irr--our rountrymen have
yet neglecteyl nothing which was calcula,. !
ell to adOrn domestic life aud prumoie in. !
dIvldual happiness. Female education
has, therefore. always been u subject of
primary attention.
Elevated TO her appropriate position in
sorle'y adorned, refined, anil aceoinplish-
I'd by careful instruction, the .4mrr;rao
'r""'an is the happy companion of the
7"l'ric"" freeman gIatldcniny his heart
~ her smile of confidence and love. and
.lIcering him in his great career of pul,lic
iuIy, by her voice of counsel and appro.
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