The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

a,a which ssspl Hamilton and Knox in
70 eternity.
i Saeh. cir. are The stories with whleh
sou shall amase vonE grand children. ~
/ The freside. npon the long winter eSenines.
Ilai with. III of y0nr honor. ohedienre'
lr..sps of friends. do you nothing more
lhan eommun insiire. nv snPPcsinf 'nai
row and. then he unEelcome thought wiii
inlru.le. that the bloed Whirh rasls into
I ,our suosd. Is the hloal-afa brother. AMI
ia, 10 Won is il chiefly owing that the
!, Iln;ou Ma. Dissolved. I certainly 10 not
fnsy yon ih's prospective glory; and ]
rray SIR. ,hp, ynn .nay never more ihsa
sn.ie,ps.e Il. Il shorks YOU IN its honi-
bic detail. ard Il j. by f.r the most fsyo-
rahle result for Yourself. which ran Passi-
bis arise frnm The outrageous policy which
yon advoraie.
Nothing j. more common than I'm pub
lie man Ia misIake his own motives. Tie
compounds with his conscience fnr The
i harshness with which he treats his rivals.
by . proraliinnahle leniiy IN hrs criticism
or himself. Pascal irll- rs lhli The Je-
sniI.. Who IL their bonks az rpllginn ianghi.
that priest might murder one whom he
knew 10 b. prisy 10 some criminal ari Of
his own. IN order 10 prevent Is disclosure.
: aud thal The invention nf mental rsserpa-
fions stripped ialsehood Of lis sinlulness ;
Pascal tells Us that the Je.uiis hal M de-
sign If rorrupiing s0ciely. According
10 him. they hal persuaded themselves
! that IL was absolutely essential for the
!, good Of The world that they should enjoy
every office Of profit and lrGsi in the &C.
|. elesiasiieal community; that they should
! have The education ofyouIh entirely under
their eohiral. and should he the coniessors
Of saints aud sinners ia every grade of lie.
e So. when ihey met with one who was
. disposed 10 rrligiur. they spnrrd him 70
: his duty hv hopes and fears OF eternity ;
|. but when the penilenl was a dlssipaled
!. man or woman nf The WORT. Win would
! neither confess nor prrinrrn pcnanee, ilirir
{ course was mol 10 drive them 10 despair. I"
!. I he great end whirh The holy fathers had
I in view. necessarily -anclifisd every
means for lis accomplishment. This Je-
snitical principle seems 10 have crossed
The Atlantic and made its appearance
within iilc political world. cannot help
. snspeciing that you. Mr.. Venable, have
! concluded that lhr piramnunt necesslIy of
, ynur continuing To represent the fifth dis.
iricl will hallow any means hy which you
shall attain This end. Thu this overrid.
ing necessity exists in yonr judgment, is
j. settled by The clearesl demonstration.
4 Notwithstanding the deep drawn sighs
with which YOU have over and again Ia.
menied over political life, aud expressed
, your utter horror Of The same. no le.s Than
your disgust with the insufficient per diem
, iof Congressmen, your Zee, had scarcely
, touched The soil Of Granville before you
announced yourself as candidate Tor the
1 next Congress- candidate too whO>was
moi 10 be driven OF Of tie turf BY any dis
|. affected cross roai caurns. hut only by the
nnequivocal vince of the di.tricl--,he
, voice. !, j. supposed, which is heard al tho
, ballot box, Such conduct lelins M doubt
of your epinion,as TO the pece.siiy that
i Messrs. Jones, Jackson and Smith should
/ awhile longer daily with the delights Of
private life. whilst ynur self..acrificing
|. rhivalry relieved Them Of the disgust and
. pilifnl pay attending two ycarsnors in
h Washington CITY.
!. Speculation has been much employed
in determining the probable origin Of this
/ spectre Of necessity, which dislurbs yonr
, lnngipgs after private life. Some there
are who suppose il to BE- the same ne
) res.iiy Of which Jonathan Edwards dis.
courses so abstru.ely. aud belwixt which
and free will. such delicate ,lislint lion is
said tnexisl. others again. rejecting this
, hypothesis az transcenClenial, reduce your
. reasons 10 those well understood and
! homespun Virginia doctrines, older than
, ihase Of 1893. which make such nice cal.
, culalions as 10 the comparative claims 81
: 4 Virglnian and common white man ID
office. they add that Virginia has only
= fifteen representatives in the lower House
= where North Carolina has nine; rs Civ
i ing 10 the did Dominion our nth district
J. the proportion Of merit between the two
!. States will be better observed. and Virgi
!. MIA will have two members 10 our one
!. Fnrtiiying This position, they proceed Il
i. remark TIA, sui have evidently not heet
dompsticaled within our borders long
$ enough Ia understand Tho position Of the
If State. or 10 sympahize with her ilIus,ri
!. Gus career OF attachment To this Union
n from the 20lh May 1878. down In the
e summer of 1919 that your conduct make,
d you as esteeming Yourself snll wha, Al
h atheian would call an dpoikos from Rich
]. mond, and that your present sentiment,
towards the General Government, whelh
s er those Of true Virginian or not. are the
4 serv aniipods Of which aninales III,
! breasts of every genuine son o. This Coco
!, Old North State.
/ Such are their Fpecuia'ons NH Glio
$ some say one thing and some another
+ For myself am mol troubled about ,ht
n cause which gave YOU this persuasion, sc
T much as about the consequences inir
: " hlrh II i, about Ia lead you You mr.,