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

I r he intended 10 allade 10 ne - sirals
ger, I deny lile application al The term
] lApplause. Sir. Il Is true llIsl J neveI
l.ekae slood npun The soil Of Massarha'
sells. Boz. IA. ran Massarhufeiis be .
stranger h rirgiaiai Enihnsiasiif ap-
Iiause.l 40. siI. feel hat a. YHgi.
niaa. as . sea nf me glsTiaus old Cen,
.nanuealIh Which STOOL side hy side with
MASSACHUSETTS, 10 lie darkest hour OF iIe
Rrs.sulinn. saa n. stranger within hel
baider-. Isnd cheers.
Sir. when saw these evidences Of yonI
| pmsssrsiiy and &c war sdssncemsni IN
Everything that promotes national hanpi-
ness. Geli moi Que sentiment OF envy. No.
sir. I srli thai while Al these things be-
long IN Massachusetts. ihry hsiang AFRO "a
The unians they hel.nged also 10 me !
lfApplaasr.l sir. ! shall 60 bark 10 Var
GINA. rs said iirIorf. instructed. shall
be able ls irarh my ,eneraied old mother
some lessons Of leInos.em node az grow
ing into pznspeIiiy. irns,. sir. that The
f-w hoHrs that II have spent here have
mi heen u-rlessiy spent. Bun must ac-
knowledge that I did feel something like
humiliation Wien ronirasird The ronsli-
linn of ms avn Commons ealih with that
nf MASSACHUSETTS,. SIR. she has climate
superior ta yaurs. She has population
in many at their traits. your equals. Zap
plause.) lluI she has not understood The
lessons 81 prscI,ral ernnomy. You have
taught her lrsson. will be the bearer
af il to her WHEN | return 10 nv home.
(Chrers.
F,ui. while I acknowledge our Inferior
iiy 10 yonr whale state in many things.
there ale elhers IT, whirh | & el sheis your
equal. lfynu hive J our Bunker Hill. we
have mnr Yorkiown-[ Loud applause.
II you have ynur Adamses, We have our
Jefferson and nur Madison. Increased
sppIanse. 1fyou have had y"ur Daniel
n ehsier. reiterated applause we have
had our Psirirk Henry stunning cheers
aud high above lhrm al. we have onf and
your n ashingion loud and cniliusias-
TIC cheering.
Sir. there is me Thing in whi,h viii
NOT yield The palm even To Massachusetts.
Sir. In loyalty. in true devotion Ia The
Constitution and The Union. you may rely
upon il hit Virginia has M superior.
{ llear. hear. She will stand bv Them
10 The last honr of her exisIenre. She will
neither rrpmliaIc The guarantees ~ The
Constitution. nor viii she do aughi that
can ien,l'in weaken The hnuds Of, our slo-
rious ennir,lriary. -fheers.
Pardon me, sir, for having detained Won
81 inng. and acrrp, The sincere expression
Of my thanks. [puI"nged applause.
Afterthe procession on Friday. din
ner was served up under an immense
tent on the Common. About four
thousand persons were present, includ-
ing President Fillmore. On the remo-
val of the cloth,
Mayor Bigelow arose and said: On
account Of the departure of the train, 1t
becomes necessary for the President Of
the United State to Leave uS early; and
| suppose that YOU, as myself, would be
unwilling that misfortune should befall
this asscmblage, until we have at least,
ssAkA@--~-l *h .ssss~l
manner. (Applause.j / therefore in ]
terrupt you, thus early in the feast, to
give you sentiment
The health Of the President Of the
United States"
The above sentiment was receivedb y
three times three hearty cheers, after
which It was respondedto by Mr.. Fill
more, who said:
Mr.. Mayor and fellow citizens: In
acknowledging the compliment which
you have paid to the high office which it
is my fortune to hold, I rise rather for
the purpose Of excusing myself than of
making speech. You have been pleas
e to drink my health. Iwould it were
as effect on the C :asion as It usually
is; but u fortunately, a slight indispo-
s:t.oa within the las twenty four hours,
has deprived me Of the great pleasure
which | should have enjoyed this day,
in participating in y.ui exc 'cises, am
unable to partake of the costly yiands
under which your miles of tables n, an;
| am scarcely able to enjoy the " feast
of reason and the flow of soul !" and,
more than all this, | am compelled by
lmpcri0us circumstances to leave you
thus early in this banquet, because 1
should be at Washington with the ut
most possible despatch. | have stolen
from the hours that were perhaps due
the nation, brief space to meet nv
fellow citizens in the city Of Boston.
lApplause.) meet YOU as citizens of
Boston. Oh this festive occasion we
know no party distinction. (Applause.)
Nay, more. We scarcely know a ma
tional distinction. Great applause
and cheers.) There are gathered around
this board the American and Briton
living Under different laws, bat thank
God, two Of the freest nations under
the sun Checring.1 The little as
per'ty that was engendered by the re-