The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

a.. IS permit any incorrect
Zen, % pass through our columns
=, clad always Of an opportunity to
~, any error into which We may
-. been Inadvertently led, u would
!. h,ppy for the American people, IL all
.,,b'o,hsr editors could put their hands
'',ou heir hearts and say This much.
", have charity 10 believe tllst many Of
.hsm nos can. even in the midst Of .
v,rm pOli,ie.l contests and We trust tina.
ere Ing public sentiment vii compel
.,en lie unprineiPled TO pursue q more
boaor BILE and liberal course. or else de-
,snd 10 lha ignominy and Obseuuly |
which they so richly deserve. The press
i. deprived Of much Of its usefulness be-
,,u,e Of the unworthiness Of a few.
Bul 10 our purpose. Since The appear
,Oee Of our las, paper we have seen Mr..
Nishol, Of ch.k Level. and from him
lean that, as Car as he is concerned, the
,,,,smenl is wholly incorrect; that no pc
u,iOn vas preseRsedio pr, Montgomery.
and aha, no wrote . letter on the spo',
recommending thai location for post Of
zee. and Mr.. Nichols as the post master.
We say this much in justice 10 DR.. Mont.
somery; bu, We should do injustice %
our iniorman. il We did not 60 on 10 say,
.h., the impression upon his mind vas
no, altogether wi,hou, foundation. DIR.
Montgomery was informed that post
oiiee vas desired on the sane road some
.ir mile. beyond Me-. Nichols in thick
IL settled nsighborbood. and that . eer'
tin gentleman, Of unquesuoned integrity
and high moral worth, was DESTROYS oil
icing appointed POS, master. With tbs
gentleman DR.. Montgomery was well ae'
ou,in.ed, had served with him in the ie-
ssl,,ure, and knew him 10 be every way
oa.lided, We, when applied % he reias
Ell 70 recommend him to the department,
and gave q. a reason tina, he was a po-
litical opponent" After this answer the
matter vas much talked IT on the ground
both by friends aud foes; from this con-
vsr.alion our informant gathered his i'm
pressions, and was mistaken, 1. seems,
only in tie location Of the Office. We
have sufficien. number Of Legitimate
complaints against the Doctor, without
eOnjuring up ideal ones; we shall be GLAD
therefore IL when more light shall be shed
upon this matter we shall be able Il
make still more favorable explanation
!. The Double S.g6qs."-our neigh
Dor OF the Ssandard. in his lac, week
paper, has a msr,sllously clever article
whh this classic head. which he has en-
desvored to poke al US; bu, which, "
row. very seriously singed his own eye
brows. Abou. the non-commi,.slism Q
Mr.. IIsywood We have already sal,
enough. lie pledges himself. both ]
hi. circular and his public address. sh'
il elected. and The choice Of Pfssider
shall 20 % ,he House Of Representatives
he shall feel himself bound to confarm !
the wishes Of his constituents. and sha
therefore give his vote 70 The candida
who shall receive The msjoriiy Of y
votes Of The people ofhis district. III
Construction fever." therefore. - y
Standard Is pleased 10 call i, s,ill hol'
on; and that. TOO, wilton, any puefi
.sffec,a.ion Of neutrality" Mr.. He.
wood has unsquivocalIy and unhesi.asin
", on ali occasions. declared himsels
favor Of Henry Clay. Where. then, do
the Standard find REORGANIZATION :
Where the "hobble. 70 get out Of viii
the STANDARD has iancied We required
helping handi II the Standard will %
behind for moment, he will percei
that he has "shuifled" about until
has actually upset bis own apple-sar'.'
We said 10 the ousse, thai non.comm
islism would no, be permitted 10 be
order Of The day in this district .
the Standard acknowledges that ME-. Tia
wood. finding iha, an sfIeesasion
neutrality would not answer. declares
Clay" And this tho Ingenious Ssar
ard has been pleased TO call "hobbl'
and not without cause. for he seems
have both fee, en,angled in il.
But this is not the worst Of the "h'
bls." "To be sure" says The Siands