The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-15

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,n,,ans a, nat always establish. free
.lom. dur own FIRE institutions were
not the offspring of our Revolution.
Tbeyexisted bef,,re. They were pIaut.
"A m the free charters Of self.goyern
ment under which the English colonies
yrew np. aud our Revolution only freed
2. from The dominion Of 4 foreign now.
or whose government was at variance
viii, these institutions. Bat Europcan
nations have had no such training Tor
selEyoyernmeut and every effort Ia
rs,a6I;sh n by bIood, revolutions has
been. and must. wi,hsut that prepara.
,;ou continue 1. be a failure. Liberty,
unrryulzts.I Inv law. devenerates iutu
anarrhy which soon becomes the mos,
borr;d Of .lI despotisus. Our policy
i wisely Ia govern ourselves. and
tLerebv I. SCI such an examine Of ma.
,;,n.i ,sxsrr nrosperity and true
glory. ss sIul, teocI,s n ali nations the
6les.iugs of s~lf.suyernment. and the
unnar.llrled rntrrnrise and success of a
free people.
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are d;as s;nv ;a,.,l;gence among the
n.onls anil onr ;ndns,rv i r,st Aeon.
muIa,;sv fhe c.mfnrts and Injuries q
life T'5;s i IN mart owing to our ne.
cuIiar nos;t;on 10 our fertile soil. and
comparatively sparse population; Blu,
much of it is also owing to the popula,
institutions uader which we live, to the
freedom which every man feels to en-.
gage in any useful pursuit, according I,
bis taste or inclination, and to the en-.
tire confidence that his person and pro
perty will be prstectei by the laws
Bat whatever NAV be the cause of thi,
unparalleled growth in population, IN
telligence, and wealth. one thing il
clear, that the Government must Keel