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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

the witnesses eKanea; and bat sbaui ans-
fourth az those in slIendancs rere called
before the Grand JuEy-ths evldenee be-
ing conclusive without them.
The people abroad. Who have been
ioid BY Ihe LOeal0eus that there Was no
mob and No riot here on the 4lh Of De-
eembrr. when they see Q dozen Of The
ringlesders indicted lSr treason. will be
able IN Judge AZ the credit that is 90 be
given 10 I.oeOlueo intelligence. Amongst
the persons indicted are two members Of
the Legislature from Philadelphia county.
placed IN their seats BY the mob: an Of
Zee holder under the General Govern
menIi and one recently appointed 10 Of
fee By the new Stale Administrations.
Telegraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
COSGRE Ss.

Since the appointment Of the inves,i-
gazing committee, very little business uf
general interest has beea transacted in ei.
lher house Of Congress. Many private
bills have been acted on; az many a. two
hundred an one day.
10 The House Of Representatives. Mr..
Graham, nf N. {. stated that he was in
lurmed that five or s,x hundred Cherokee
Indians we're remaining in the extreme
south western part Of North Carolina.
destitute IL bread and the necessaries Of
life. having no home, but rowing through
The wnnds. driven To the alternative uf ei.
Their stealing or starving. Congress had
provided large sums Of money Tor the re.
mnv.l and subsistence "f these very 10.
dians, aud Mr.. Graham wished 10 know
what had become uf il. aud Why these
Indians we're not removed. lie offered
a Tesoluuon calling on the Secretary oi
War for Information relative to The sub.
jeei; which Was adopted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

II appears BY the last number of the
Milton Spectator, illat our old friend Ma
ihanisl j. Palmer. esq. has again become
proprietor Of that establishment. We
are CAD 10 sse, BY the tone "f his address
In the public, that his bIief absence from
tie heat and turmoil 81 party warfare, has
enabled him 10 resume his station with
more temperate feeling.. and more cor
rect siews Of the duties Of an editor.
The following sentences in his address
we are sure will meet with general APP
probation:
Undrr The present code of party dis
cipline me must cease 10 IhInk aud act
for hlmsrif-furgeI that he 10 freeman
en,lns ell with al The attributes of thought
and freed"m ol action. and submit him.
sslf 10 be chained To the car Of party. and
carried about ShllhtrsoeSrr hrs ltsdrrs
nav zee fl To conduct him; aud Il there
Is The lrass attempt 10 think or act Tor
himself, az wish 10 prefer What he be-
l.eses To b. the better interest. of his
country - that II hIs party, lie 10 insiani-
" Denounced a. = traitor. an alien and
bsrk.sl,drr. That lIerman should thus
sell HE biHh.nghI. prrsdsenIure for a
81 mess of poltage," and disregard the i'm
porlsni p"lIGral privileges purchased for
him by The blood aud treasure nj his fare.
fathers, 10 a matter Of establishment. as
well A. a subject 81 regret. -
&" Another subject u regret 10, iha, nas
iinnal puIilIrs in North Carolina are sub
s.rnng The best interests Of the state. by
absorbing every other thing. and causing
her eiuErns 10 neglect their own local in-
leresls tn attend To matters in which they
are concerned only a. me Of tie msG-
bsrs ol The grss, r"nlrderacy. 4 csndi.
dale for popular favor nov. whatever may
BE- hs opinions on state policy, aud how
ever veil qualified lie may b- To promote
and advance us best interests in the lrgis-
lauss councils. is Ihrusi aside aud de-
nauneed Il he happens tn differ With a
majority Of hIs eouniy-men on some one
n-nunal subject. These lhIngs ough. mol
50 10 be, and as "ue ~hu loves his eoun.
Try must Condemn such course"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

A destructive storm, almost unprece.
denied Tor its violence, hes been ex
perienced in Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, &c. 1t commenced about nine
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. On the
SchuylkiIl, at Philadelphia. great destruc.
ton of property occurred. The Sch"yl.
kill rose to a great height, and inundated
several Of the low streets Of the city on
its borler. The splendid bridge at GrAy's
Ferry was carried of; even some houses
iloa cd from their foundation. The pa
psrs arc filed with details Of the dcstruc-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

xLieh IL contains. :. Teach shsm 10 abs
serve III rhinRs whaisoeser ! have COM
manded You. |" and s.k Ihrm II ihey enm-
piy! Hhsillrr they leseh men 10 obserse
al things. nr merely dislainied para. parta
which " God joined lngrthef. but shich
nan has put zsunder." We snald Fl.
Pase the Hsurpslians of spiritual d@spo-
lisn. and 10 imiialiOn. and almost IN he
Strain II our fsIhsrs. derlsre our inde-
p-ndenee. We would sound Ihe ssirh.
word. uninn is strength. Pointing n The
national banner under which Amriirsn
Ireemen have rallied. and bled and eon-
quened. we wnuld sdopt sur national ms's.
81, :" UniIed We stand; disided se al.
We think 10 TINE that aur Lords 0un
warning should be proclaimed: "a King
dam divided sgsinst itself ezanal stand"
That an apostle should be heard. IL %
bite and deEOur one sns.Iher. take herd
that We he not consumed ane Of smother.
We would call upnn The Pesee-mskers 70
rise uP end eniIIIe themselves 10 The bles-
sing anil sPpeils.ion nj children Of God.
by Cooperating t,gelher. In Promote un-
i'm. under one common Lord. We would
call upon the church by Iha, ons SIAN
d.rd IL faith, which We all aeknoA lrdge.
by that enc baptism. which conlers upon
Us one e'mm0n name, that one God and
Father. who is sbose Ill and ihr0ugh Ill.
and in Us all. 10 keep the purify Of slas
spirit in the bond Of peace.
The Christian Protestant and AdFoesis
Of Union, is designed 10 be vehicle OF
general intelligence. and useful inlorma-
unn, and instruction; such IS patrons of
various classes. in ysrinus stations and
relations. may seem 10 require. Also 40
an organ Of the Christian Church, to ex.
pose the evils Of seelarisnism. with their
causes. and discuss the remedy: To ex-
hlbl the Bible. ss the Christians proper
standard, and the only infallible rule Of
faith and practice; and creeds and eorfes-
fsinas. church rituals and formularies, a.
in their very nature. sliersble. and bind
ing no further Than they are scriplursls
useful, IL 10 true, a. directories and helps.
bot no better than idols. when they usurp
the place Of the only genuine standard.
The only true guide. Through this me-
dun, we shall endeavour TO urge The mo-
lives 10 uninn, so FAR as IL 10 prac.icabls.
and concert OF action. in carrying On The
great work. which our Saviour commence
ed and enjoined upon all his followers.
| We expect also. TO plead The cause ri
suffering humanity, and. I'm behalf Of The
rising generation TO EXHIBIT in lis vari-
Gus aspects and bearings. the imporiaal
, subject of education, physical. intellectual
; aud mural; give what impulse We may,
To benevolen, efforts, and philanthropy.
, rn;-:rsise; and lastly, contend earnestly
for the faith oa-- delivered TO The sainls
. The paper will be issued weeslv on
5 large sheet.
, Terms. three dollars per snnum. pay
, able on delivery. Ten per cent. to .
E gents.
2 iIillsboroueh. February, 1889.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Uppsr Canada.-A letter from Lon
don. U. g.. dated li,h ulumO. mentions
that Albert CLARK. from 0hio. was hang.
ed that morning, making three who have
been executed al that place. The whole
number Of prisoners confined there is 40.
Of whom seventeen have been tried and
committed. but their sentences were mot
confirmed. owing TO the absence of Sir
George Arthur from Toronto. A repnr.
sas current that Sandwich Vas 10 be al
tackled on the l6'h. by large body from
the opposite shore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07
TIE WEATHER.

In reference To the objects ofihe British
feet which has appeared at Vera Cruz,
the Lnulsisnian Of the 10Th says
1T is ascertained tina, the creates.
harmony exists between the English and
French squsjrons; anil far from atlempl-
ing tn hinder the French from obtaining
satisfaction from the Mexicans. the Eng
lish flee, and The diplomatic agents Of
England we're striving To Obviale the
objections Of the Mexican government to
render Justice 10 the demands Of France.
We have reason tn expect tina, The rupture
between The two las, named powers will
be speedily aud smicably arranged"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

The MilledeeviIIe Recorder ssys:---
We have been fasnre'l with the peTasal
OF letter from Mr.. Howard. the agen, Of
We state tn pmcuTe from the public offices
IN i'"ndon, documents illustrative Of the
e"'y History Of Georgia. In ad'hiinn L"
U'r documents of interest luuad hy this
gentleman Ia the State Paper Office. Of
wh'rh there have been fmmer accounts,
Mr. il"~ard. upon al examination Of the
ON e OF the Board 1T Trade. has found
paper. mnre interesting ani Important. If
ln'''h'e, Than Ihuse hrtherta discovered.
hese papers consis, al eleven volumes
,"Il'. Containing records from l7i3 to
''oo. They Contain Among other matter.
= ""'nber "i Interesting documents relai.
.ng 10 the Indians; the correspondence Of
''"Sern"rs Reynolds. Ellis. and Wright;
many interesting letters from Mr.. Ha-
''''ham and others, The journal Of The
assembly m 1880. &c.
=" Mr.. Howard saws lha, the papers
already fund, with lhnse al home " will
AFFORD a. valuable materials Cor history, az
,,e p"s'essed by any state in the Union. -
"e t"r'her states, that he is rapidly pro.
crossing in tho accomplishment, OF .hr
"gec' Of his anscary."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

From the New York Times. &c Jsnusry 20.
The Inresiigating Committee.
learn with great pleasure tina, the Sclsc,
ICommii,se Of the u. ). House Of Repre-.
lsentstise.. now in this city. are dev"sins
themselves exclusively To the discharge
,of the important obligations imposed up.
on them by the popular branch Of Con-
gress, aud are IN the way Of fulfilling the
highest expt Citations Of the Country. The
public prints have already indicated the
kindness and respect which the munici-
pal authorities have displayed towards the
committee. in extending TO them formal
vote Of the hnspilali,ies Of the city; and
We know that private socialI,y. on the
part Of our fellow .ci,izens, has not been
behind the public authorizes in provld-
ing fur and devising the greatest amount
Of rratificstion To these official funciinna.
ries OF The nation. Pleased. however, as
we cannot but be with these honorable
manifestations, we are snll more pleased
to learn the infexible determination Of
the committee not 10 be drawn or turned
aside from The important purposes lur
which they have been delegated To sisi,
US; and that they have invariably denied
themselves the honors aud the numerous
personal qualifications which have been
profered TO them. Their sessions. We
understand, commence at ten o'clock in
the morning. and continue until past four
in the afternoon, and are renewed again
At seven in the evening. and continue UNI
Ill ten or later. We accord to such seiu-
lous industry the commentator Of - ,csH
done. thou good and Jaittfid servants ="
let the result be as i, may. in either i'm
plica,ing or exoncra,ing the accused par
ties Of The high political and moral breach-
es Of obligation and duty that have been
charged upon them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

k,owu tl.is senGls.sn lr"m or Lay-
80 he prrsrnI line. We have h'sa
-. ,,,an nrdinasily IN lhe HABITS n ire
"a parrserrsd interchange u "rsni"n.
=, KEGS there j. ~ man mnEe per-
- Irsr from lhe lrasa tains n susps.
- an ll,is subject On he ssry oees-
-, a aarring Ihese PeiIslaHs he made
-. -, unaualilied disrlslmsT # such srn-
-, ana prnlrssrd 10 sci rum tn i'm
-, ssuss &c duty. We 6nd one Of
Y, ,no,, EXP, rirnrsd and iaIsliigsna a.sIn-
I.,.,.f lhr Van IlursR party. wsliaR Ed
-,,,.. takIng the ssass slsS Of Erprs'
...,,,i,r's luly-hui suggesting - ilsIe
=. ,.rh an absisUs sxpEsssiuH 81 aver
-, IA lI,eif being Tsssissd. that The SEN
:, :, Irs,n Guiifnri ought not further 10
= hem, siding that he had diseharS
!, a., day faithfully IN making The at
=, We nave 40 dIuhs buI that Mr.
u,,,hr.d scu 4 from tie most eonseisn-
lau. asiiEr'.
,.,a the olher petition which the STAN
l,,J say. MAS suppressed. ne can only
~ .r Know IL Was exhibited 70 any me
.ia u,.hrd To ser IL. and that in ils put
n.,, i. VAS pFeeisrly the same - that
'..iI..hsd 10 lhs Slandsrd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Great Fire IN Boston On the cath ultimo,
& e broke out IN Haskell s Turner's irun
f,unlry, in ilarerhill street, Buxton, which was
destroyed. together with several "f the adj 'ia
ing buildings Less estimated at SO, 900 d'l.
lars. Several hundred mechanics, it is sad.
hive hoen thrown out Of employment by rhis
disaster.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

Tsring and Ftsihniag. A disgrseeful and
infamous scene VAS recently exhibited in
Brooklyn, n Y. A hundred or more persons.
said To be Journsymen rope makrrs, walked
through the streets. with 9 psrson named
Dalton. also . rups. maker. Who had come TO
|Bronklyn to establish OF introduce machinery
In the manufacture "f ropes. No secret was
made Of their intention, which was to tar aud
feather their victim. and it sss carried into ei
feet in a summary manner, after he had been
sufficiently psrsdsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-07

We are gralifed To learn. from the New
bern Spectator. that The United States cut
ter Experiment. Lieut.. Glynn. arrived At
Beaufort week before last. for the purpose
Of making a surrey Of thai harbour with
reference to is suilsblenrss Tor a ns,ional
navy ward. Tile corps awaits bu, the ar-
rival nf Steamboat. now on her passage
from Norfolk, To commence operations.