The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

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W. owing le wiss lrgisiAtion. l'masi be
ewing 70 greAl economy sod pFudenee
.tnonr he n-oplr. Il must be 0Eing 10
-a,uelhinF alal Is ms ID lhe fsTih o. 10
the sks. bat In he soul and heau Of Hian
-nd wom.a md Child. leheersl And these
I hope viii prosper.
hope. too. thai ftefy roneen al iliis
gresl Commonwealth under your admin.
issr4iion and these Of yoar successors.
may prosper aud shnye al. sseniImfni
I can never srprrss and hardly postpone
-my,srienl prayer. Is. 'lai ihis whulr
county. bound legrIher as il is by lies 81
interest. &C association. may rnniinue %
he hound together lrrrser. nnlil that Thing
shall happen. uhirh know will never
happen nnaer Gnd's hessing-aniii The
Cons iIulion Of The country shall rrase
curse 70 n. prolonged srPianse.)
Never. never. never Why. what . d,
that supports I'll these inIr'eslss What
ssiii here j. mass ri commrrre-wha
proieris ne Iis vasi interest ia inanusae.
lures--vho protects IL! Here isa rassi-
ing irsde running from Newburypaii
ronnd 10 calIf.mniz--who proirri- II.
What laws. whatgovrrnment! In sl'ari.
wherrser we tnIn our eyes. we see thai
ibis State is not Az agricultural State. ta,
q commercial aae. . manufacturing State
Ia Stale mixed up miIh all the interests
thai belong 10 sarieiy. and beyond al
these visible and demons rable interests.
and vast many Of Yankee notions be-
sides. We live under The laws of the
Genrrd Government. and should perish
IL those laws we've ahIogaied. Applause.
Sir. yon have alluded Ia the prrrd m
which have passed some part al my life
in The administration rf The affairs al The
couuiry. The wears III human life wear
away. Sir. shall perform such servire
Tor no such other length &C time, bni with
every increasing yesr. and day and hnur.
the mare contemplate the history ol this
country. the great destiny Of this Country
--ihe more see IL and contemplate il
las stretching from sen To se,, and .fiom
the fevers 20 the ends m tiie eariii-.-ihe
more see il exhibit The American genius
at home and ahroad---ihe m.ue see " l,al
exhibitions of kill have asinnished En-
rope in This one summer. (sensaiinn) --lhe
more ] am snrlTi,rd and graiiiied,
Why. Sir. the hiiler. 81, the ablesi. the
most Anti American Press in Ill Europe,
within fortnight. hasisiaied ib u 10 eve.
ryIhing valuable. in every thing that j. for
human impInvemrni, the United States
go 50 Or aheal Of everyday else "a 20
leave nobo,ly else in sight. Il is like the
position of Jov. Among the gods. Jnve is |
firsl and there is no second. And in an
other paper. influential in the councils Of
Great Britain. the editor said. /" and nov
is when America shall command the
ocean. and both &c, ans. and all oceans. II
This results partly from the skill Of in,li.
vidusls, and partly from the uniirins in
genuiy Of the people. and partly lrani,
ihe great even which have given u The
ocean Of one world an ono side and The |
ocean of The other world ON The other.
They appear 10 have filled The minds of
ila -ncaria with -asinn,shmrpl 4 and ii
brought 10 my mind a story Told 0I gen. !,
tlemsn moi pnw living. Il was related l,y !
Mr.. John I.,wcll. Ahoai 80 years ago.
returning 20 Europe alter The peace &c
1915. the gentleman Ia whom have re-
lerred wa. spoken To by snme one of the
great pelsnnages Of Europe. who. allnd. |
ing 10 ilie naval power 81 The Uniir,
States. SAID The L uropean power would
nov be permitted To traverse the orran
quirily--and the response WAS yes. with
our !, ave." Applause. Ma, il please !
Your Fac, IIrnry. hope that all health.
happiness and prosperity. i'll attend you
henref.rward through life. I'm hus,aslic
cheers.
Hon. G. u. Russell then presented 10
the Governr Mr.. Staar. the Secretary % /
the lnlerm. lie was warmly received.
and made The hollow ing remark:
May il please Your ExrrlIrnry, The
very romplimen' AIRY terms 10 wIllci you
have been pleased 10 al,nle 10 ms friend |
up my lcil and myself seems 10 demand
= word OF fespJnse aud thanks. tender
To YOU. sir, my IN Isl rordial a.knowledg-
menls 70. the welcome you have given US.
This, sir, is The fist Time that my l,nt ha-
estedupon the spill of New England Bur
| irusl. sir, il will not be the last. Up.
plause.
have seen. sir. many ilings to admire.
aud which, have afforded me instruction.
| hive seen lie net. work of railroads Ia
which you have alluded. which are now
penetrating TO The remnlesl parts 0l ouI
ronnIy. ] have seen to-day. sIr, as 1
ir 'vrrsed yuur territory, the hardy yrn-
manry 81 Ihis country. Aud here. SIR.
permit me To say. that ia all my travels
IhrnnsiID this bioad cunfc.irraey, III
have never yet seen the same rviden.es
ni inl. llisenre. af prosperity, Of INDUS
rs. and Of ever ylhing that renders the
'ondilin "f man delightful in this llle.
Applause. have seen, sir. bands nf
bildrrn. who have seemed 10 M 10 line
he way inr miles. aud who had rome from
fonr eorious common schools Ia tender
!;rlt welcome Ia the President of The
United States. Cheers I IrIi, sir. thai