The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19
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rs professional men, ", &,
sgItis needless 10 deny the fact, that the
negro Is susceptible of acquiring alimited
eancalian; circumstances Isase alrhady
placed hin,in position neyef attained hy
some ~ his masters, and ~ the circtn,-
stances Of the negro improve, Is itnot
reasonable to suppose that ne RiIl im-
prove? SincethIs is the case, where will
the ignorant white man be fBund twenty
years from 10 day /? The echo responds
where? tN ~ h}tsisy 9nifslg
Circumstances, deep guIIies, delapidaftd
farms, interspersed with old field prizes
and sedge ten the monrnfuI story that IN
former days thegentIemen of wealth, In
teIIigence and leisure sat back III biissful
contenment, while an osetsegf WITH u
group of negroes cut dopn the forest far
aud wide; that a prevalent opiniouamong
the poorer glasses, was, ifmy father could
run astrAight fprruw without an education,
edneation II not essential to my son. To,
day. circumstances are Warning us 10 for.
sake the sold land marks and live. or
follow ihenrahd sLarEt - III ,p.sIas
We admit that the yieissitudes OF for
tune, thew iihefine storms Of adseiSity
aud maly unavoidable circumstances,
have somewhat crippled the energies of
The middle aged; let them nst pine. . a
merry liehit loeth goad like aniedieine J
bur a broken sidiitdfie up the sbone"
We admit thatthc fIowefof the lland has
been cut down in its fragrance, hut young
shoots IL pear. while the old stems blossom
and bloom. we admit ihaithe prospects
o. tile old and decsirifare almost blasted
but Tie future Of the Young Is bright and
promising.
Although TIE circumstances of grfeyons
suppression have hsaped Insult afler insult
upon our he,ds, while sustained BY the
highest tribunal of our own State. q finId
sister With whom We have walked hand
In hand, shoulder 20 shoulder. through
peril and LIood, for one hundred Year,,
wlaks At an insult cutting our State III Two,
separating The east from the west
Amid these calap,ities aware that cir
eanlsiances alder cases. let Us show to the
world and tile !" polluted filth that curdies
the essaniof northern society, dictatipg
laws and morals ior Is. that nolwith-
standing We are poor people. nevertheless
We are christian people. tirtuous above
Suspicion. honest and iawatidlng.
lnprivate as we'll as in public the force
ofcIrcamsiance- Is seen aud felt IN the
home ~ the brave, Ia the magnificent
liaiace. of Il,e rval III the lumblr cell of
hermit. among the higl,es, and the low
the rich aud the poor aud the men aiid
women Of all CLASSES and ages.
See that bright eyed lad. his face btam-
ing with intelligence. hope and future
greatness A. he ifil,- along the sclIuol path.
with rafenlsto feed clothe and defray bis
expail-es. how eheetfully lac calculates 4
prosperous future his father dies. re-
lrnlIess creditor swallows up the estate
and our little hern l. driven from school
Into lie cold charities Of the world.
Further on see that old father aud mollier.
poorly clad from the stern reality ofcir-
camslances, iolling nlyht and day. de-
pflved of many of the pleasures aud COM
forts of life. that their son may have the
advantages facollegiAte educiiion. search
the records for promising young men,
standing at the head u their classes, who
have lefl college In the support Of an in
INDECENT family. gafgel
But " you would realize fully the effects
of circumstances hear the cries of the
wi,lnw and the orphan, be arich man
successful IN business. courted by every
bady, drive fine horses, entertain company
aud be popuIarl receive congratulations
hear applause and then fall in business IL
the re norse 6fhankrupicy tlre attach ~
the sheriirai every corner, The doleful
sound OF tl.e suetionesr's hammrr aud
you forsaken by friends. are not practical
demonstration, I" that, circumstance alter
cases,r We are unable % prove II.
~ 80 Yours Truly.
May ist 1875. 'rEtsrEE.
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