The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

y sep. lie became elmmsndef II oui
army. tie used il wilhunl appressinn b,
any han an being. lie he'd y0B inum-
phansly On; he was an erampie Gar all
military men. lie became President.
He has lef Us an example 10 whieh We
look ~ilh filizl reserner. and hng mar
We doso. CApplsusei ong-~onlihued.
lie leh as What ne called lhe advice Of
a parling frirnd.s he said :. | no~ BID
alden 10 public lie; old age admanishes
me shai wlll snon be Summoned from
you all I; but here. NV caunirymen. ] leave
you dislnirrssied advice. Itch a life OF
long experience enabled me 10 prepare. Ii
Is lie gathered Wisdom of my life and NV
experience. We began with riches M
nalian ever knew before. What are The
mines 90 caliiornia TO III Here is wisdom
LEFT BY Washington above oil price. The
Romans shouted and exnlird when Marx
Antony ,old Them that Cesar had Iefl
them lew draehms apiere AID the priv.
lege Of walking in his garden-ihe impe-
rial beqnesl. How ignoble, how irifling.
does this Roman gif. seem 10 you in com
parison with This Farewell address, Zap.
pisase. This j. impeIisIlable. As long
as we remember il. IL will render our lib
critics secure; aud when we fareel il. Il
wall rest in ihe breasts Of people moIe
worthy nf it'll trust lor M other purpose
than 10 shame This degenerate age. APP
plause. ,ia ,HoHas jaeHSf $ nl
ihe Farewell address contains wisdom
enough il we bui attend TO il, IL contains
lessons enough, TO guide Ms all in our du-
ties IS statesmen. and in all our public sf.
fairs. Applause. na dafs ~
There are two subjects in this address
20 which recent occurrences turn our al
tensinn with peculiar Interest. ! advert 10
this ia %, spiriiof controversy and nnkind.
ness 90 any one. bulin that spirit which in.
,lures me TO see every lessnn of WASH
inglon daily and constantly and freshly
brought 10 ihe mind of every citizen Of the
United States. To my children il shall
be taught as The first lesson. None are
TOO old 20 learn il. AMI IL cannot be learn
cd too early. You are familiar with il
all. gentlemen, anil ] viii therefore only
ash YOU Tor your attention while | allude
10 Two snbjerls on which Washington was
peculiarly emphatic. The one is To pre-.
serre the Union Of this land. Applause. I
This. he says, is ''ihe main pillar Of The
e,liilce Of onr independence and liberty.
frown down every attempt 10 bring inla
question, much less suhveu il. When
this is goae ALI gone !; il is The main pill
lar Of your independence" Lei us have
this main pillar trust in God we have
no reasnn 10 apprehend that the suicidal
arm will be raised against this government
and Union. which MAX Us brethren. Tan
plausc. II will look upon The Uninn as
indissoluble. and firmly seated as the
inpdniains of our land. i will hope. be-
lievr. and so aci, and nnihing but neces-
siiy. stern and overwhelming, will drive
meIfom This position. Thank God we
have every hope Of the restoration Of eve.
~ kind feeling which made us in times
past one nniled band of broIhcrs from nne
end Of The Union to tho other. Zap
plause. loud and long -conliuued. ~
THIS relates 10 internal danger, bm
there is external danger; aud this Is the
second subject. Be,rore Of the faiica.
ions or exercise Of foreign influence a.
mong as. Applause, long.roniinueJ. I
We arc Americans. Washington has
taught US. and we have cndeavored 10
leach the rest 81 The world, how 10 govern
themselves. lf they have moi yet learn.
e The lesson, and secured the advantages
OF self-goremmeni. what concern is il To
us! We are The teachers. aud yet they
will not learn from us. Three cheers
were here proposed. and given most heart.
lily. " BE jealous" he sad, "of all
lmeign interference. Enier into no en-.
iangling alliances, cherish no particular
partialiiies and prejudices agains, any
people. applause. BE inslio all. I'LL,
IS folly 10 expect disinierested favurs from ,
them" That is mo. the character or re-.
Iation Of llis nalinn. Let your actions /
be founded on impartial justice. DO MOI
expecl disintcresled favors. Stand on {
yonf o'ca ground Applinse. Go q
iol abroad TO mingle yourselves In the d
laarrels and wa;s Of others. but avoid the T
omaniic idea Of righIins The whole worl,lir
md arrestiag by your arms the progress j
II lie oPPressors. - II
We have given the woIll an eyample. =
VAT, three millions Of people. pnor and un. l
prepared, we went iriunphanlIy through =
,nr revo'uiion. 1
II IL said We have a right to interfere in c
he quarrels Of nller nations. Certainty =
We have. ! have right or power, and n
2 has any man, 10 busy himself in The '
htIrs Of his neighboss. aud he Is called \ !;
usybody. l,aasMes aud applaase.1 We b
ave, a. nation. right To interfere !; Ii
ut u Is question of espediencv. do
di say that there are mol cases connec,ed C,
iili our country and Humanity in which J.
woald MOI fa,erirre hut il is always \ Ii
aesiion Of esrediency. and depends upon q
"reminiscences. Aud. because oar sym. Il
ilhies aId nii.ds might lead our ooan,ry Ii
interfere. Washington impaired ad,no-
tinn IN This particular. Ii is because we
ee lie rIJhl IL, interfere and surr,,n,d