The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

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sFEECH a. IHE ANERlcAk SMELL
The fall0wing ! ihs EPrssh = ~.
Rush, ihe AmeFiean Minister, Esrog nassi
De provisional gosemmeni; II
Genaemen AS he representative 9
he Uniied Sssies. and charged with ne
ere az de riEhls and interests ofmy roun-
d. and my fellow-ciiizens residing N
Fnnre, AID heing u two great disianre j
10 avail inslraelloa from my g0remn,eni,
| / sei1e lie earliest opportunity q altering
nv ccngrasulaiions. persuaded llazi my
easeTnmeal viii approve he slrP N whish
| 4 have taken The initiative. ] cannot o
mil 70 remind You Of lhe friendship which
has so long erisie1 between France and
he Uniled States. ] an reriainihai lond
and universal expressions Of hnps arises
in nv counlry Cor The prosperity. haPpt
ness and glory Of ffsnee. under The insil'
tulions now inapguraled in ronioFmily
with Ihe viii Of lie nation. Americans
have an ardent hope that under The Wis
dom Of France thrse institutions viii have
the results Of " hich the magnanimous con.
duct Of her people in late events affords
presage. !.
Under similar institutions ihe United
States have enjoyed seventy yeaB Of in.
crossing prosperity. With government Of
stability. and &c The Union gives 10 Others
the choice Of government, without iuIeTle:
renee. il naturally feels gisIi6ed in seeing
another nation under similar Institutions
assuming TO themselves the benefits Of So
rial order and public liberty.
Permit me To employ The words wh'ch
Washington, the great founder oil our re-
public. used on similar occasions. and ter
inmate this hy adding my congratulations
and the earnest hope that The irienshiP 81
the two republics may be e.Oexiensifs IN
duration.
VI. Arago replied 10 Mr.. Rush. lie
was delighted 10 rs-echo the words 81
Washington. and hoped that lasting
friendship would spring up between the
two republics.
NJ. Dupont de I'Eure addressing the
ambassador, said. Sir. in offering my hand
I assure YOU that the French people ten
der The hand Of friendship 10 Americans.
| When they Quilted the hotel de Vile.
the guard presented arms. Cries Of Long
live the republic Of the UnileJ States, sa-
luled the ambassador.
| IRELAND.
An address Of congTatulsiIon 20 the
French people was agreed 10 BY the som.
mi,lee of the Repeal Association. who held
an open meeting on he 6,h, the lord
Mayor presiding. The ATTENDANCE was
immense, anticipating q reference to the
French revolution. The new Repeal
Journal, and United Irishman, contain ex.
.raordinary articles. inviting the people TO
arms and showing how barbados ran be
erected, and also how ,elegraphs can be
destroyed. railroads torn up and city street
warfare carried on. Dis editors ash those
men who have M, guns or pistols, 10 sell
their garments and purchase. The ex.
.ss-s~~a, r-~-la~s.l &. I.~i@ss5 bee been ia-
tense.
| A special meeting Of the Repeal Con.
feteratiog was held. VIM. Smith O'Brien
attended, 10 take immediate action on the
glorious news from France.
A rumor was prevalent in Dublin, on
the 9th, that the Piivy Council has deci.
ded in favor Of suppressing or preventing
the demonstration through Ireland.
On the 9Th, no proclamation had been
issued up TO tina. day. II was daily look.
cd for.
SCOTLAND.
Cheers for the revolution al Edinburg on
the 9Th. Serious riot. A crowd assembled
and demolished houses, thence marched
through the streeis-smashed over 1000
lamps. Dragons and local pensioners
dispersed the mob, cutting OF one mans
nose. hacking anoiher's leg.
Cheers for the French Republic in eve
ry quarter
GERMANY.
Accounts from Frankfort To March 4,h.
says, tina, the Burgher's Guard had assem-.
bled in different paris Of the town and
paraded the streets crsying. e" Vive la Re.
publlque." The people demanded the
same terms as were granted by the Duke
OF Nassau, but after receiving assurance
from one Of the authorities that a free
press should be granted. they retired with.
out committing any excess. The papers
throughout Germany TEEN with sympa.
thies Tor the sufferers in the French reyo.
luton. An express was sent of with the
approval Of the republic. Considerable
fermentation was manifested in the mind.
Of many, and since the announcement, The
streets and whsrves have been ihronsed.
PRUSSIA.
We are happy to announce that The
conduct of the King Of Prussia in regart
TO the French Republic, is precisely wha
nigh, have been expected from monarch
who has shown himself animated by 81
constitutional a spirit at bonneville
while he governs his people in the wa,
hast sn.t.I a., ,ko.. ,,..if,.o q. .oul,, A. al