The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-01

nat lake lis plafe hy The SIDE ni the plan
ialion. and thus hiring the makers of the
world. and especially those of our counIry.
into more direct and profitable reIarinn 10
southern enterprise. Ia word, il is
southern enterprise. moving in new d.
rersion. whirIlis Ia re-csishlish the strength
oi the Souih and maintain a; aud now is
the time 10 make i, effective.
BaLfiasore Sun.
THE AMERICAN CHARACTER
We ~i'h plra<hse recmd The fart that
al length oue English ,r weller has spoken
favorablv of the American character. On
this sul.jrct M. Casey says: .vieing
with the Partisan in drrss-lhr English.
man in energv-caniious as a Duuhmsn
-impulslve az an neutrality-suspicious. as
T-ll-brave as Wallare -c.ld as Well
linsion-and royal as Alexander; there he
goes-ihe American citizen! IN answer
ing your quesIIons, nr speaking common
ly, his style is llainflhe ancient Spartan;
bnI put h'm on sump Nth an aldienre
Of Wings. Democrats. az b.rnburners. and
he beromes a compound of ION Cnbb
and Drnioslhenes. a fountain of eloqnence.
passion. sentiment, sarcasm. logic and
drollery. altogether diiIeren, from anything
known or imagined in the Old World
states. Say anything ofanybody las pub
lie inen) united with conventional phrase.
ology. he swings his rhetorical mace with
"a vigorous arm. crushing The anlaRonlslic
principle or person into inosl v,lIanous
compound. See him ai DINNER. he des-
patches his meal with speed whirh leads
yon TO suppose him ruminaling animal.
yet enjoying his rigarro. for an hour after.
wards, with the gus,o and e,anfi OF the
Spanlard. Walking righ, on, as il il were
life against limc. with The glass at fever
heat. YET taking il cool in The most serious
and pressing mailer, compound Of The
Red Man, Br,nmel and aaklin.-
statesman and laborer, on he goe>,-divi.
dand subdivldrd in politics and religion.
professionally opposed with keepness
of competition in vain looked Cor even in
England; yet, let but The national rights
or liberty be threatened, and lha, vast ma
iion stands pyramid ol resolve. united as
one man, with heart, head, hand and puise,
burning with Roman zeal To defend invio-
late the cause Of the commonwealth"
Dickias' Household Words.
INTERFERING DISCOVERY, THE PALACE
OF SHusAN. The mixed commission EN-.
bracing England. Russia and Persia. who
are engaged in settling the boundary be-
tween Persia and Turkey, have, il is
said, made some interesting discoveries.
g In the prosecution of tins work the
commissioners have come upon the re-
mains Of the ancien, palace Shusan, men.
toned in the sarred books of Esther and
Daniel. together with the tomb Of Daniel
the Prophet. The locality answers to
the received tradiiiun of its position. and
the internal evidence. arising from its cor.
respondenre with the description of the
palace recorded in the sacred history,
amount almost 10 demonstration. The rra-
der can turn 10 Esther. rh. i. v. 6. There
he will read Of pavement, of red. and
blue. and white, and black marble in that
palace" That pavemen, still exists. and
as described by Col. Williams. cores.
ponds io the description given thus in The
sacred history. And in the marble CO
lumns, slilapidated ruins. the sculpture
and The remaining marks of greatness and
glory that are scattered around. the COM
mis- sioners read The exact truth Of the re
cord made by The sacred penman.~
Nat far from The palace stands a tomb
on j, is seuIplured the figure of mar
bound hand and fooi, will, huge lion i.
the act Of spriuging upon him To devou
hun. No history could speak more pra
phically The story Of Daniel in the Ions
den. 4S4
One thing at time, my dear fellow
one thing at time. Ii you attempt t.
lift both the twins and your wife owe
the stream at once, you will probabl.
drop the doll Of one Of the little ones
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