The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

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We 'ua AZ 81 930,sSI u. bsslds, ,bs
'hfo'hs sIisiag lF1m enWirs If ana, n.
esh'es 10 Estailrrs q spiriluou, To-, ;,
ana 10 sneiIunFFTs: and he susno 80,
not granted 10 ihdiEiduuls before lsas
shlsh sIil probably yield IN inroae n
$4,000 10 $4,000 per snnum. ana
Would seem 10 warrant eonnenremsr,
81 . system. which indeed Is slI lh.I !, :,
fnseEl required o. practicable.
| The state i utterly dr6rieni in ,t,,;..
hes IRON Hhiea 10 draw seeurals inIor.
mslion. hni only upon this, bot upon an
"'hsr subjects. am srry certain. how.
ever That teachers could NOT Be prOrurrd
l"r any extensive system: and 90 : drti.
cheney 81 Ihis class Of useful individual. is
mailer al enmplaini ard regret in The old.
rsi and hesi educated STATES u Ihe Union.
we could moi dEsz IRON thence IL desirable.
We sh"nld adopt, in lhe FIRST place, some
pan 10 remsdy this evil. Two modes
hare presented IhsmselSes--siIher Ihe
establishment II . school IN some central
position fur the education af teachers, or
an arrangement ~ilh the University, by
which such youths should be instructed
IRE 81 charge. as would agree 10 desole
themselves - sehoal masters IN the state
fnr term "f years. The employment Of
Permanent commissioner 10 supeTinisnd
It's branch OF The srrEice. will probably
be necessary. lie nav be emplnyed Ear
the present in obtaining all the informa-
linn IN Ihs state and else here. necessary
n proceeding aiIh skill and effect.
The constitution has gisen 10 lhe.Ex-
ecn,iTe Ire high prerogsi alive ol exercising
clemeHey. which Il is his duty 10 do se-
e"rding In the beet Of his judgment. To
render this duty The more valuable 10 the
community. he should be placed in pos
ssssInn Of full and accurate information Of
tile offence and punishment. which is no,
nav the case; such Information 10 brought
To his notice BY pe,itian and ..represenIa.
'inn. drawn BY partial or prsjudieed hands,
and have reason Ia brliese, frequently
destitute Of truth. TO refuse the eOnsi.
deraiiOn of such. however. ON that ground.
and suffer human creature to expiale his
crime With his life. when a possibility Of
innocence existed. would be- unjust " the
power with which he has been entrusted,
and painful To him. To remedy this un.
certainty. q report of all The state prose
cution, by the presiding magistrate. Of
all eases al conviction under the seal of
the clerks. should be made IN the Execu-
tive Immediately on the adjournment of
court. and before The execution os The
sentence. from which source valuable in.
formation could be derived. in which the
state 10 deficient an Ill msl,ers
The communication "f Ihe Hon. II. NJ.
Saunders. a Judge of ihe Superior Courts
"f Law and Equiv, herewith submitted.
marked e., presents another defect in
the las. 10 which beg leave to draw
your attention.
Snnn after The close of the last session,
IN obedience O. an act for that purpose.
Gen. = +. Paterson was commissioned
10 redeem $500. 900. the stock Of The state
issued in 1885. which duty he performed
agreeable 10 Law, and the bonds have been
handed In the Public Treasurer. On OBJ
serring that Congress had appropriated
thirty thousand d"Ilarsi,o pay the claims
NJ the state for military expenditures 'lar.
ing the last var. ! commissioned Vim.
II. Haywood. j.. esq. 10 make tie set
iIement. ] attn happy to inform you. that
he succeeded in doing so. and received
the amount Appropriated. in discharge Of
the cla,ms. The nancy has been paid 10
the Public Treasurer. Ills repor, will be
made q, an early day.
IL obedience TO an &C, Of the last ses-
sion. directing The appointment of a sur.
vryor aud commissioners 10 superin,eni
the surveying and selling the recently &C.
CURED land, from the Cherokee Indians.
the appointments have been made. and
the duties incidental thereto. performed.
The report Of the commissioners Of
sale will be communicated 81 an early pc
Rod.
Go nmissinners were also appointed 10
superintcnd the uanscrlbing and printing
the Revised Statutes. which duty has
been performed. copies delivered agree.
able g. law, snd the re naming number
placed ~ the hands II Messrs. Turner &
Hughes. Of this place. Tor sale for The
state.
A set uf weights uader an act of Con-
gre.s has been received from the Secre-
i.ry III the Treasury as a standard by
which To regulate ,h"se in use IN our
s,l,e, which viii require Legislative ac-
ton. The importance of cooperative
uu,i,rmriy in all matters relative to con-
merce, trade, aud interc ,urse Of the dat.
f.,ent members of the Unon. is too OBJ
vinusly necessary to need further com.
meni a, my hand. THAI has been bes,ow-
ed on The currency aud exchanges.
A compilation Of military tactics. has
been received from the Majn General
IN chief. for the purpose Of rendering the
exercises of the Militia uniform, which