The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-10-15
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-, .;,,s 4 serfARs hsfaly In rcfrrenre 10 the
I'D. n eaii i.raIlm which prevails in that seriion.
r,i4i i cirrying OF nrurh Of L. wcafi. inleIli-
,nre sud enterprise. 'ThA emigration from
.,.a me this season. me Democrat says, twill
seaIy exceed that Of any precious one" And
..,l,s are l.eroniins matter Of almost every day
erarr.nse. = - that : the inquiry. not who are
,,sr.. bus VIM illicnA remainsug behind. from
,,esrn, Appearances. VII soOh breome the most
s,gr,Pri4ie.
Tnf,runa,ely. This spirit 81 discomfort = moi
,ninri 10 Alamanrr couriy; il i prevailing
mlre ar less in every community. II Is : nation
4 Characteristic; with large portion ofour ciii.
,-as;na nlslicr what the loraliiyi the III DcfGdo
!, ailI Il Ire wer. Thr emigration which Few
yrars ago Nss 80 sirohely setting towards West
,fsunr..ee. Alatami and Mississippi. is not less
rsIes. ,iaw, AID conliGiiafIy Increasing $, cam
i.a,Niur into Texas. Tiiis same spirit viii no
d,ula yu.riudc 10 prevail iii Ihs shores Of The
hraal Pacific shall present banier 10 IFS farther
ro,ress. This rcsilessncss mly fc intended by
pcn nisencc far The accomplishment OF some wise
purpose hut nlsy ii not suggcs, 10 our minds lhs
-oary. Is the true Isl Dgrslo irr.leci 50 far OIL
II We will. canno, we fnl il here, even in our
Hilsil We CO apldia that the lisi tno SEASONS
have been uaprrpiIiaas. Da, ,hi- is an evil not
Isealiaf,a us in the whole South anl West. the
crops have bcen quite as tnpronising. and in some
places more 50 ihan with Us. Besides. &C have
hre Clint: elilI % ay II lhc wmll for
ksl,ihfulncs.; he emisrant lcasrs il far one of
doul,fuI sa.ubriy, sometimes even Tor one posi-
iWiy sickiy. He gives up also the pleasures Of
Oh associations, makes sacrifice frequently Of
Tie advantages enjoyed ofmaral improvement and
Of the elesa,ins influence Of an intelligent and
tnligitcnel sorieiy. Thcs thoughts, We know,
have been sad reflections 10 some who have made
for themselves distant homrs.
Blu, wll.t Ids given to the spirii Of emigration
this fresh Impulse The oil North state has
embarked in an extensive sysiem Of internal i'm.
proscments, which win open 10 our farmers the
means Of enrichng their hnds and give value
to THE products Of their industry which they have
fievcr bcfaie cnjycd, and place them upon an
rlnlliy, Ia many rcspec,s will, the Most favored
Of the States. Why, thea, now leave her The
rioastf has Ms answtf. lie viii say " These
advantages are only prospective Iii will bc tires
y-Grs and more, perhaps. before they arc fcaliz.
ed and our citizens have already struggled so
long under the pressure OF short crops aud bad
rdiis 10 mukci, that they arc quite dishear,cn-
eds aud one more l.spondins tiiin bis fellow
will aid, iii is almost too much 10 believe that
ans veiy ercat i'm. .ioycmcn, in the condition
Of the farmer il Njrih Carolina will ever bc re.
a,ixcd:"
We would seriously ak those who arc tdt In.
pa,icrt 10 wait Hre' y.qrs for the development
Of the Advantages 10 be realized from the COMPILE
ton Of our systc n Of internal improvements, Il
they can expect 10 make their new holmes, u The
country 10 which they shall emigrate, as comlart-
able in three years as lhnse which they have lc0 !!
The answer is for their own reflection.
To those who have determined 10 seek out
ncw homes in the West, all these things may be
urged in vain; but the time may come when
slme Of them will look back with longing aspira.
ti,ns Cor The comforts and advantages enjoyed N
the .Old North tate" aud the day riH conc,
we trust, when the prosperity Of this State will
be such as 10 attach her sons m,rc firmly 10 her
soil. Our fincy encourages US even 10 indulge
the hope. ,hn son, Of olr old frienls no arc
nov waulerin, abioal, or who are about TO do
o,will feel the attractive influence Of the new
state Of things hero, and again seek their homes
II North Carolina.
Thc Next President and Vice
Prcsid an,.-Wc are grailied TO see that the
papers in variou, sections OF the country express
decided preference for Mr.. FiLlNosE as the
Wing candidate for President at The next cleo.
hon; anl we arc not less gratlicd TO sec The
namc Of our distinguished fellow citizen Gov
"aaHss, spoken Of in connection with The Vice
Presidency. We have copied in to days lapel
an article from the Warrcnton (Va.) Free Press
aad also ono from the Selma ala.) Reporter, IL
which the names of Fillmore and Graham arc
presented as favori,c candidates, and their clam'
aIe urged with the force of settled conviction
iaat these tried statesmen would form the bcs
selection that.could hc made to suit all sections
Of,he country.
Though we have a decided preference for th'
individuals designated, yet We still hold TO th'
oia motto-"ihc Union Of tae Wings Tor th'
SAKE Of the Union," and if the stale Of affair
snail indicate the necessity of National Con
"a'i'a, and tha. convention shall sr!ec. chic