The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-15

developing Ne uiRrrni tssmsees snd pili.
siag IN aesi,'u be manufacturing pawsf 81
II NE wea no ~ whleh wlll lend "a ~
mase shs esu,ss lhH sneendsf set.iona
strife. keen % rnnniriing Interests, and
psraiyzs Fssiy efau made loF lhs K,nr-
rel enod q lhr stair. De llsis. and he
Hhiss basis. NJ disIrihHlinn ~ he srisaal
fpaa. ~,lh IN kiadIrd qursiinns. all rTssr
VI asssarL iis~ harmony 20 aur lrrislaiisr
assemblsess fax sh~s inrqnzliiy mos COM
.rizinrd oil ~di 90 innRrr sKisls Bat zs
sar p<aplr. we rsa assemble 70 lrgislsir
far The ssssr: m~rs ngsihfr IN eanssr>
iians fnf scientific. reilRinus, agricultural
or pniiilesi purpasrs-gi,inE healthy
eHxard movement IN all lhr departments
aud regulations az sarisiy, While Bran
iau springs up in Ihr East. anil the noun
isins yisA ihrir rrh measures m The sklll
and Industry az lhe west. ihe iniefmsdi>
ale paints will participate in The general
prosperity. Your awn h~snliful .fiiy
af Oaks" the metropolis Of lhe State. in
ssszd Of rxriIing The envy and afarding
q theme for .unprinriplrd drnseegurs.
Mil breume. az abe dtserres 10 be. the
pridr az every pat nf the State. A Tree
intercourse with her hospiishle and is5n-
ed inhshilanis ~nuia enerndrr feelings 81
friendship on The psn a these nha. lnr
want al hriiier information. entertain hos-
lilny now. while il would increase your
rrsprri fnr The lIheraliiy and intelligence
of all parts of the Sialei
As We psnmoie ernrraI prosperity. wr
,shall add 10 our popuia,inn and enlarge
their ability To buy Newspapers and
Bo.ks encourage issie fnr trading and
travel; awaken higher ihnughis aud fur
nish material for them 10 feed npnni ~.
pand lhr powers IL = feciion and elevate
The separations; and in proportion As this
IL dime. The moral lone nf the community
is improved, and additional strength and
permanenry 10 gwen 10 our glnrnus re-
publican insliln ions.
Ii there are any douh,ers. ici ihem look
around and inquire what The unlrd
Sra es wee rs years aga. and what they
wanld hr now wihou, Rail Roads. Points
tina were then sepsrsIrd by weeks cf travel
are now brought within daily coinmunica-
iion. Places that were then marked hy
a bark wmts Cabin only, are now dis-
iinqnishrd by cities and many thousands
nf inhabitants. wiih their full share III re-
fneneni. wealth and leaning. The h.
III. State ei Massachusetts. by nature sie-
rlie and anplnducIive. how supports i26
persons 10 the sqnsrr mile. with church.
!, &c, rrionls. and all the convenience and
romfnis that mark and distinguish the
age 10 which we live. A school al the
public expense is provided Tor every child
within her Limits. kept open lhrougl, the
entire wear. and supplied wilh competent.
educated Learners. Turn ynur eyes
south and siiness HE impulse gwen TO
every thing in the Stale az Geo,sia.
Tier prosperity is placed an a sure basis.
and she bids fair sron 10 berome. as pres
dirled nv CIV. C.ihh in his inaugural all
,lress, nm only the rmpire State uf the
.Soafh. but IL The Union. Without fur
iher instances. tho whole NAV hr,ummpd
up thus: Wherever Rail Roads exisi.
y.n End industry. enterprise. active trade.
intelligence. moral and snrial advantages.
with all The Improvements and comforts
"I. civliixrtl soeiely. u these things ave
Desirable 10 us. they are within our reach |.
| now submit. Mr.. E'li,or. Ia the judy
menl of your readers. whether or noi !
have made grod my conclusions. II I
have, The shorl-s,ghied policy aud dema.
g"gicaI cry, "donf ran The STATE in de6f,
or incredse the fares," onehl To he ~
lenrrd :. foreper and day" Why, sir.
suppose We d. raise the taxes, yea. even
t!"nble hem. what of IL! Il \, the same
line we provide The ri,ixen with the
| means &c paying them easier Than he
ran r,y ihnse already esacir,l. Upon
this p,ineiple proverbs individual invest
neni; aud the people who ,n this in their
inil' itinal characters will mol withhold
their assent from sin,llar policy On ,ise
parl III the State. SIR. II have nnl mrs
taken the ,rarliigrnre IL nur praplp and
The signs ~ ,he iimr-, poliilrians may
as we'll wa~up 10 tins suJeci al once.
'fhe public pulse is innclel-ll> Judgment
convinced Of the importance oi this en-,
erpri.e. and their expectations mu>i be
mel and satisfied; aud if'hobhlrs are 10
cont,nae ii.r prevailing oi,ler Of The day,
here is one worthy The l.igil pnsili,n nf
GuhrrraIoriai candidse. A statesman
can ride this wilh"uia lass &c self m-
spreI. and ils giant pr"pprlIans will bear
him alsng with an easrsand seloriiy iha,
viii hoih aslnnish and heuildrr ihnsr
whnse capariiies and mrllnailnns keep
them astri,lr ,hr n,eager, exhausted, and |
fhrend~ba~ hobbies rode hy snme. /
have already lived hall the Time al.ol.
ted for man : rxisie,re On arll and wha,
am now about la say NAV he prompted
by too sangnine temperament; bur |
hope ard expect Ia zee The day when re-
GUAR lines al STEAMERS eill cnnnecl Beau
ion harnor with Europe, Sonlh America. i
anil oIer paris of the world, pouring