The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18

uhrA. IL he de.isaa.ianf r. esar r,liy
rs.iahrsi hI,a"ry. Mas AEaun =. Markham
gnginia. Mhai ni.l ErfIilrm vms,na
a, 1. ~ lasisrr l,i,rr T. CO ErI Sanslrra
nanlrsake and sister. Will San l.sn. "A
speak 10 her ~ pe>eni IN her RrgTrr-nia-
l:srs. vii yaa. To-. fargr;iing III ll.s
past. pa iaih a.nd 10 smii- IsI ignn-
inisinusly upon il,r rhrrki In snur own
early day az sirspesi rAlnnisy and dis
irrss-ilsr day al Inc Do-inn ron bill
sh-n youT hrauli.al capital Was lhrrasrn-
81 with sx'ineiian. ami England xas rol.
ieriIsg Lrr gigaslir power 10 swrrp war
iil'rssiss away. Virgins. caring lar ma odds.
and Fanniing nornSi. hrasris. genrrnnsly.
Instantly. stepped fnIih Cor vanr ilrli,r-
ranre. She made the day an y hirh ILis
bib vas % be rxrruirh sIhe lirsi &c June.
ls1si day % hnniiIisiInn. fa,iing. and
prayrr-il,us mp!arihg with one soice
The protection and blessing al Ileavrn npan
van. and thus, through religions ari. lie
Ultimate one Of rational iiSnfss. rausing
mp her pcnplr 10 The lnllesl and most stan.
ling sense &c The outrage and lie prril
which awaited you.. she called upon
YOU 10 slsSl 50 FIR yolir csust; that il Was
liz iur eanse-llr cause &c right. and
l.esd"Hl. and justice; Thai. a. such. she
made il her uwn. and would night il eal
with yoa. llna by hlow. and. live or die.
wnnld eise every fa.'nliy thai belonged
10 her Of soul aud body aud estate 10 make
Il good. N,iiiessing her through the
ij,isiire nfydur rause and lie agnnirs Of
,nuI cnndiiihii. ynn assrd Her FIR her
heart. Sir gave IL: dIIh scarce tie r..
sersaliaf df llirnh. she gave iF fIcrly
and gave il all. Yon called upon her Tor
her blond. She inok her children from
her hnsnm and offered them 10 supply
il. With her spirit. with her sppreria-
lion Of The great principles 81 represents.
Tive and u popular government which
Your rase involved. aud with her holy rn.
ihnsiasm IN their snpp-il, Virginia would
have brrn utterly rrcreani 10 hersclfif she
! had doiie amy thing lsc Of an; thing less
lhan she did.
Bun 10 al his she fell and kn.w Ih-,
she was more Than your political ally
more than Your political fiend. She ieli
and knew thai sire MAS tOur near. NATURAL
burn rclaIinn-surh ia ,iriue Of Your rnni.'
mon descent, bur such, far more sllll, IN
,idnr 81 tie higher attributes of a congo.
nal and kindI.d nature. 10 not be star.
lied ai The idea IL common qualities be-
tween the American cavalier and the
American roundhcad. NoTE.-At this
point Mr.. MtDnaell's hour having cx-
'piled. lie VI. about To close his remarks.
when lie was called upon from al pslls
Of the hall. With sirang emphasis, 10 60
lnn"-. 70 on" To this request. tie
committee giving is unanimous consent.
lie proceeded II do mol be startled. Mr..
I hailman. nj HE idea of close and near
relationship between the imprinnus and
haughsy. hui courteous rnlnnisi of James
town, With his intense poin, of personal
honor. and his devotion 10 al Ihal is stirring
in The incidents ol life, aud The sienn. 50.
Tenn. sell deny almost ascelic pilgrim
&c Plymouth. A proud but misguided ls-
legality drives The defenders or The STU
arts 10 The shores 81 tie Chesapeake, that
there. in privalinn and IN poverty, il need
be, they might fRou oni The impulses of
their own honor and their own free will,
without lei or iindraner from human au-
thnrily. pure. exclusive. nncnmpro.
missing spirit 81 religion, that could nos
ninnle with. aud that wouid not be con-
rrolled BY The rnHnprions ~ earth, drives
a prosecuted but precious people 10 the
rorks Of Massachusetts Bay, that there.
villa ever else might beiide them, they
rould pour vii their hearts as they pleased
10 Him whom j, was The richest Of al
Ihcir delights 10 worship aud To serve. A
heroic aud unconqncrable will, differently
directed. is The per, aslse and master ele<
mPni ia The character al both. Secondary
ldllleirnre.--lhc differences cf cullnrr-a
culi,rc which, in the one case. Was
directed ID Train The heart for all that
was gay ani glad aud animaiing ia life;
and in the other. 10 train u fur 4 subdued.
.chaslenetl, Observation-Disclosures
have thrown around oar anresiars a ,arl-
on. cos ume. aud have lnng rxhrhned them
10 one another aud 10 the world IN all tho
glare u pictured and dramatic contrast.
But in that proud and lofIy spirit which
claims the human will for its,H, whirh
indignantly lepnlses every desire or fhori
to rnnIrnl II rs an unwarranlahir and lmri.
aus wrong, in thai lrey were thoroughly
and indissnluhiy one The same in Ihi.
master quality. so controlling IN itself e
all nlhels. IL WIS lmr'ssihle for them 10 be
otherwise tlian blended hv il promptly,
harm0fil"nslp. surous!y. al the very dawn
al our nallnnai day. They were the first.
as 4 consequence. 10 proclaim and TO re.
>ist the aaeressinns ni England. and never
after, even 10 the fainling hours ol tho
Struggle lha. followed. were they absent
from The duty or The spot where their sair
or their counsels were required. Nnmlst-
ed by the same spirit, sharing az twin
.isieis III The struggle and llle heritage 81
same revolution. what is there in any de-
nlnd Of national ili!h ar nf cnnsiiuil"nal
duly, or Of puhlr nlurals, which should
a Il