The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

Tuesday Of lat week, q. being The court
week az that coun'y.) in expectation &C
m,eling The delegates from Orange and
Person; but upon hearing that Saturday
The 25ih Of April was proposed in the
o'her c,unIies. they cheerlully scquies-
ced and viii no donbI Re punciually u
Red ,louniain on the dag LIST mentioned.
The Standard says, that al Chatham
court Mr.. Marelleah was forced 10 &C
knowledge that he has been, and still Is.
On favor 81 Bank Of the United States,
hui that he should not g. for one "untl
such an institution WAS demanded by the
peaIle;" this he thought . The disHesses
Of The county would soon force them 10.
and the sooner The better" And from
these premises the STANDARD. viii the in.
STINT for which il is famous, comes 10
the very Tise conclusion that Nc. More.
heal has . adopted The Federal doclrir !,
sha, The people ,aHsf be brought BY sgE.
(sring 10 submission. and the sooner he
bererr'
Will the Standard be 50 god As 10 in.
form lis readers, under whose manage
ment the country la. been brought 10 this
state Of suffering? Certainly MOI BY the
syhig.. They did all they could 10 pre-
sent il. aud faithfully warned he coun-
Try of the evil consequences shich would
flow from the reckless course Of the adj
min,siraiion. Ba. the expetimen ers"
were determined and headsnong, and BY
aseries of unwise and ill.concrried mea.
surrs. The people haze been brought to
degree Of ,uGsrins" unprecedented in
the history Of the country; but, we trust.
they have not ye, been reduced 10 "slb'
mission" The people know that they
were once prosperous and happy; they
have not been visited BY "war, pes,i-
lence. nor famine;' why. then, Ill this
suffering? This is question which
many are beginning 10 ask; the solution
Of il win open the eyes Of many tina.
have been long blind; and we cay with
Mr.. .Aoreheai, /" The sooner The better"
U'hig .7eeuracy."-Under This head
the Standard expresses its asiosishmen.
",hst gentlemen who are candidates for
Offices OF high trust aud responsibility.
do not inform themselves upon ma,icrs
which they intend 10 talk about before
the peoples" and then produces a letter
from II. ID. Gilpin, Of New York, with
the intent TO prove that certain charge
made by Mr.. Morehesd, IN the speech
which he delivered IN this place on Tues
cay Of court week. was entirely ground.
less"
Aud What was the charge! SAMUEL
swartwout. collector Of the por. Of New
York, was known 10 he ieiauller for
more ilan million Of dollars; he re.
NAMED in The country many months az
ter he relinquished the Office, aud no eff.
fort was made To force him TO settle
men;; he was suffered 10 proceed to Eu'
rope, where he now resides in princely
splendnr, and not the smallest intimation
has yc, been given Of any intention to
pursue him. though an officer Of the GO
vernment might reach him in eighteen
days. This. Mr.. Morchead seemed TO
think, was nut exactly threading in the
footsteps" and the energy nf the old
General was brought to recollection by
she forcible expression, by The Eter-
nal, I will have him, if he is in heaven
or on ear,h!" This is the charge made
by Mr.. Morehcsd, 10 which the Standard
refers.
And villa, does Mr.. Gilpin's letter
provel Why. instead Of proving Mr..
Murehead's charge TO be i" entirely
erounGlcss." !, substantiates every word
Of il. The letter is dated " New York,
November 10. 1885," ant says. /" Yes
ferlay I received duly certified tran.
script &c the accoun, Of MIR. Swartwont,
showing balance due from him oil
Sl,37i,ll9 65." This was after MIR.
SSaiwout hid gone to Europe; for the
letter says, "the reiura Of Mr.. Swart.
won't BY the steamship is sill looked
for." So, il seems, insead Of pursuing
Mr.. Swartwout. they we're patiently wait
ing his return, And what did Mr.. Gilp'n
dol Why, be " forthwith issued distress