The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

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lsrai I I'LL o. tstn kaoa Ehai was u
rhildren. Al la9ir peEEeEseness | lad -
the n. oanl 4 hsd mzEageaseni. AIS I.
have h Il s0use -! exPeneages IN regard
10 nv eHsr. Sui. | sAaRnl bUl oAn.
thai ehaliTen are made worse BY injnd'-
ssoss 'Tvasmeni. and als0. thai Minis 0aghi
10 he ! great del hss.sE laz1 lhey are."
Lac Ihs resl of ns." FeiuFhei Nc.
Fleetwood. ayou have no doubt disenEeT-
ID. ahsI il - one lhiag 10 think shnui
the government, Of ehildrrn. and snOlh-
e. Ih,ng % BE- IN The midst nf their
disturbing sphere. and yet act as If you
did not ierl Il, Thengy and prAeiice are
IK0 IhiREs. II seems. ghen We Ihink
roally, Thai nothing eaR be easier lhaa To-
Esuse Ihr one eSaely 10 eaEEeSp0Ed "a
ih~ Gihrr. But wharseF makes The lrisl.
especially where The night gOveInmeRl Of
children is ronrernsd. vii End il most
difiienlI matter. " hi makes the gov.
srnmrni 0f H. il children 50 hard 4 thing
C'r par~hIs. is ire fasl thai the evils al the
Children have been inberiied frnm them
and therefore The reaction ID E;ese evils
upon themselves Is the more disturbing.
We haven't as much pa,ieRee With the
faults 0f "uF 0wa children. often. as other
people have. They fret and annoy Us,
and take away our ability la speak in a
proper tone AMI sci with becoming dignity
toward them. ani thus destroy their re-
sPecl for ~" -.+
" Nolhiag can be irusr." said Mrs.
Laurie. IL sand rebuked. | am self.
condemned, every day, on this very ac-
count. used % think that your govern
Dent and that If Sar.h's over your chill
rden very defective But il yaS far better
than the government that have been able
10 exercise over mine. All me-
"Donl sigh over The llslter 50 terribly.
Martha" spoke Up tie husband. We
shall get them right in the md. Never
give up the ship, is my motto IN lhis and
everything else. But wouldn't have Our
brother and sister here think. fur a mo
meni, that the srenes they have witnessed
a:s enacted every day. Their Vrsil is al
occasion of some excitement 10 our young
folks, and they hal 10 show off little.
they viii cool down again, and we shall
get on pleasantly enough"
THAT is all very iIgs." said Mrs.
Laurie, more cheerfully. Il never saw
them act quite so oulrageously before.
when any une came in. There is much
good in them, any You will see il bslore
your sc:ge us." sqa~- ---~.
mo doubt in The world Of ,bal,' re-.
piled Mr.. Fleetwood. "there is gooj in
all children. and il il our duty Ia exercise
great f0rbearancc ioa'srJ- ,j,r-;- ~.iI-. aasi
be careful lest by what We do ar say, we
strengthen, rather than break lhem."
And the good that MAS in Mrs. Laurie's
children, was clcaly seen by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleetwood during their stay; hui.
thai good was, alas not strengthened as il
might have been, noI were the evils they
inherited kept quiescenl as they would to
. great extent have remained. had the
mother been more patient and lorhearing.
Mad her practice been as good as her the.
ory. ...a *'. .sses ~. ~.
Il is easy for Us see how others ought 10
ac, towards their children, but very hard
Or Us TO act RICH. towards our own.
49, 4-~-.@~~~~~~~~
African Slave Traas.-I.ord George
Ben,ick stated in his late speech in Par.
Lament, that in forty years. Great Britain
had expended Gl50,O00,O00. or sever
hundred millions of dollars, in the attempt
10 suppress The slave trade! The Times
estimated lhe eosl u R3,000.00j sterling
annually; and Ihe lass Of valuable lives
as exceeding, Tor period OF lorly years,
all her losses in battles aud engagements
and to what result! Why. The doubling
and ushling the number Of slaves which
got CLEAR. and an increase OF deaths on III,
passage. owing 70 the closer stowage 0
something like two 10 one. 81, 49, a..
The American Colonizaiion Society
(says The N. York Journal Of Commerce
Vnh an income from voluntary conilbu
ions of pnig few thousands, can poin
70 Ear greater SUCCESS, from their humble
eiJoTls, Than has resulted from the coniin
ed powers of English. French aud Anne
rican navies, sustained at an annual tx
ppnse Of so many millions from tie pub
tic Treasury.
A Sad Case.-Dr. Stearns. the oldes
physician in New York, touched a patlen
having the erysipelas. some ten days SINCE
with thumb on which The skin had beel
cut while pairing an apple. ]. at once he
San 10 inaame. and the swelling gradual,