The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

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xe ser ~ ihe Top hlle rirl ~ish Ten
rhiIlfrn around h~r snd Prin<r AIh~ri do
ing The honor; then lnst brio~ sse de
princes Of the realm; and further doe nsre
Ihr harms and tlse. bsfpness. lie ernile-
mea snd esqnirrs. and he men xho ger
themselves rleried ia P~sl,snrnl xnd ihrn
come Ia America IN sgiszse- The only
way % eary anything 10 Erglsnd Is. 10
make grea, soise around he base Of ihe
pyramid. ~
When in England. Eve y~zrs aes.f
was requested 10 speak IN Birmingham,
The residence OF lnhn Aneeil jain~ss dur
ing lhrir great anniversary iesiival ue~k.
10 leil them how Americans renslacttheir
domestic and their foriFn missions with
aui The aid Of imperial patronage OF soysl
wealth. always endca~ored. in surli
posiiions. To he respectful and courteous;
hui when John Bur sneered al Brother
Jonathan. or John CzlI al ise eiosies IL
America. I always rhase to rear up and
tell them that was a nlsn anil pes ef
the nallm. DurirR IN, spesel, ma,am
the audience rose aud saisi. .Aye-~hy
don't you free your si,ves IN Amcricss
Talk about that. and Iexve ~ 10 think OF
mlsslons." ] turned 20 The chairman and
sad. that people IN Ameiies. who were
mol very well INT 'rn had m idea ihn'm
Birmingham. The residence Of JohHAngfM
James, all the people were eirlixed. |
then stated that al his request came TO
speak on miss'ens-'nas Americans alone
were concernfa WIN me slavery quesuon.
anu aprea'eu 70 hlm 'of s"pPon. nc
loud applause Of 'he audi nee solu ne 20
90 on and ihc nexi gay hesru mat NE
man was so ashaneu o. h's conunc' 'nss
nc could mol 81 on rnanges wn"e n.s
pos.ri'y WIN rue 'nrir want .! prospef''
", oeeau'e o' we u.sg'ars when ne &c.
quifeu. ! 'houghi o. saying sonse'n'ng e
n'n' when he 'n'e'sur'eu ~e' sn'en WON wou'o
nave oeen ? wonueuu' ~ anu : oep'ueo
MT ABOUT our ha''""ai temperance pa'ne''
p'ea am so'ry now u'u not MANY
he'e ~ Ens,anu Nnow ho'h'ns aooss our
saua'so"' anu ye',Aeep as..a""g 2" u's
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'hem an 70 vn'nea nls.
Chg'ah" OBSERVES u'e 'snon''ny o. m
Hoouc,ng slavery mere ''om '.'e osys o.
saaey s"esh pess anu w"he u is repent
ing 90 lafu " oa' s'n " nas'ne saves !"
naa oeut' 'ei'eu' " Hs oeo', oHssao4 sps
~ ormg'ns -. slavery nele wien We were
co'on'es' .na' ou.u oe "'''ouoA' asny
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