The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-29

ikaesis. who rpfang Il BIZ llfnai sna bus
Fie. lhsif Isngs 10 his lsrer'e.l sides.
Mhrvysg lhry ranqne,sl--Aad 10 The
snd il,ry conquered etsFYwhs'e --lhFy
ssnhlislifd themselves ~ ne fnil--lHfl.
"a usW rnmers-spd iInrn lheH nnlgA
sab ne larmei lhh.biisnis. DE Haiioas
II ne Saulh and wssl u Eurngss n ths
prrssnl day. for Ils most PAH lrare siss's
drsr-ni.
We knas bar lisslr Of he numhrrs ihas
lhsown IN npan lf<R man RrpnhlIe and
Empire 40 The raurfr.nf eight 90 lrH rrn.
iurlrs. They ~ere. ~ . ,nbl. gsraily FL
zpgsralrd hy The panic fear afihe inhsbi-
Ixnls; and iiIr pride II The Ruman his-
lnri.n wauid lead il,rm Ia magniis me
mower hsE,re wAi<h their own isgh.ls
had "a aIlen qusilrJ. Boz when NE enh.
slider The dts ully 81 suhsis'n's barge
numhrr IL persons in q march thfsrsh -
unfnrntly country .-snd ihis - time
wLen mach IL llae now ealIisafra poe
ZION Of Europe was covered with 'rrrsl
. and ,wamr.-l ann disPnsrd 10 sri'iak
that tie ho-ls. whIrh lar surrrssi"n
al etnlnries avrrrsn lhs Roman Empirr.
/ did mai in the aggIrgs,r rsrefd m NUNS
; her the immigrall"n thai has taken plase
! in the UaIed SiAles sinrs 1890. in 9th
er words. 4 am inclined 10 hcllrre. thai
wmI,nl The last six,y wears iir Oil Wmld
; his poured IN upon the United States a
5 number of persons a. grrai. -Aith il,eir
! natural incrra.r.-a- Asia s.ni in.a Eu.
9 rope in these ARMED migraIi.'ns ai hafbs,
: rous races.
Here af course. shr parallel ends. The
! rsres ,haI invaded EaEope came 60 lay
: waste andIo sul.s,gair: lh'. hosts liial rsa-s
( the Atlantic are praeeinl immigrants. fhs
;. Turner hurs, npon The Roman Empire. am
n by oii repeated strokes btai u IN lh'
!. ground. Thr immigrants ." Amrfra ivais
d all rnnniues cnme In cast 10 il'rir l.,
e with The native rinzsns, and 10 share viii
n MS Ihls gIeal inheritance &c civil and rrli
v glaus liberty. The f,rmrr we're irr"
j cions lnrha,ssns -half-slad in ski.s-
y rlf"hTS NHHti@E bN-"'E "''T"sflst''
Il strange gods with hlnndy rites; the latte
= are the rhiklren al the countries ifnu
IN hieh The first Enropran settler, 1T III,
e cnni,nem pnsre,le,l. aud hrlnng vi h "a
IL 10 The great rammnn family II rh,islrn
4 dom. The farnsr. slesIroysd ,hr cstii, r
~ az the an,.iem world. and u was aniy AZ
Il ter a :hnilsa aud wears thai hotter cisiliza
:. zion grew up from iIs rnins. = he mil
of lions vile have established themselves i
n America within sixiy years. are. frnu
IN the moment of .ireir ARRIVAL, gradually ali
NJ rbei into the mass 81 lie p. pulatla,
il conforming 10 the laws, mnnhling them
selves 10 The manners ~ The country, an
= contribute. z their share 10 us pr,speril,
y and strength.
n MISUNDERSTANDING that, as n
NJ first mighty waves Of the HUSTLE immi
c. grafton that burst upn Europe befor
:, the time Of our Sa, iuur, consisted-e
re tribes belonging to the great Celii
F. race, the REMAINS Of which, identihe
d by their original dialect, ARE still foun
il in Brittany, in Wales, in the highlan,
=, of Scotland, and especially in Ire
- land;-so by FAR the greater porto
pd Of the new and friendly immigration
nr the United States consists Of person
IA, belonging toiihe same feryid, imagins
Il. tive aud too often oppressed race.
=. have heard in the villages a Vale
.ir aud the highlands Of Scotland the go'
pei preached in substantially tae sam
~ language in which Brennos uttered b
re- naughty summons to Rune, and
Ii which the mysric st,ags of the Druie
II were chantcd in the depths of the pr
~ meval forests Of France and Englan,
- in the time of Julius Caesar. II is sti
r. spoken BY thousands Of Scotch, Wels
7, and Irish immigrants in all parts Of Il
b" United States.
he This great Celtic race is uae Of II
- most remarkable thar has appeared
II. history. Whether il belongs IL III,
- extensive Iudo-European family uf n
rs tons which, ages before the dawn /,
a. history, took up line ef march in ta
y culumns from lnwer dnIia, and movis
ID westward. both BY northern and
III southern route, finally diffuse,i irse
rs over Western Asia, Northern Afriei
n and che greater part Of Errope; ,
III whether, as others suppose, the Ceit
:, race belongs 10 aStill older stock. an
80 was itself driven down upon the Soul
OF and into the West Of Europe by I'll
81 helming force 6f The fndo Fur,
an peans, are questions which we have i
J., time al present to discuss. However
8 may be decided, il would seem that f,
re the fwst tlase, as far-as care aeguain
Sc ed with the fortunes of this inerestri
y race, they have found themselves in
y really prosperous condition in III
W COUNTRY. Driven irrsn the soil to while
" their fathers nave clumg for two tho,
- sand years, they have at length, and {,
y the first time in their entire histor'
g; found real home in land Of stranger
:, Having been told, in the lrightiu Ian
e guage Of political economy, that at ii
~ daily fable which naturp snrea,ls FIR NJ