The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
oTlR ELECTION.

JUN b11S $500
T. ,,o,her column Of our paper to-day
a 1. found table giving The result. Of
.l.e,ious held in Ibis county on Thurs
:, I,,,--a result which has strangely
,.,0O,in.sd The confident expectations Of
n trends. and. We may say. q our "P-
I0o.nl. TOO. II win be seen that, with .
|,ir majority in the county, me Wings
A.. suffered themselves 70 Do defeated.
I'd tha. instead Of sIeciing The whole de-
...lion. they have elected but one mem
n. |, was throughout close election,
;,a. Allison, the Senator, being elected
I,.r his competitor BY . majority Of enc
a. ouly-and this was done, TOO, by the
kslp Of illegal votes. as We are sorry 70
I,,rn from very good authority. hsueh
|, h. fact we hope the fraud ~ill be sx.
,s,d in so severe . manner 40 10 prevent
khn. from committing like offences here
kfa. Ii /. high time ,ha, some stop
yboulI BE- pu, 70 this Illegal voting; and
h. only way 70 do !. Is 10 expose the
tO..r. and GUST the illegal member from
N. seat. Several Wings have expressed
kh,ir determination 70 have this election
|conIss.ed; and if there il no. too decisive
] majority in the Legislature against u.s.
We 20 heart and hand for i.
We are not alone in expressing the be-
|i.r .ha. the wings could have elected
/ Asir whole .ieke. if they had turned out;
| and we envy not The feelings Of hose
who have permitted such men as wsre on
b, whig ,ieke, 70 be defeated. from their
Indifference. 10 say nothing Of he imPor-
.an, principles which were involved IN
h. election. How bitter must be The re-
grs, Of al Orange man and a Wing, to
End that. through his inacsion, William
A. Graham has been suPPlanted by Bed
ford Brown!
We would farther say, that the men,
\ b.r elect have assumed a weight Of re-
.pOn,ibili,y. for which they will find i
hard 10 give an accoun, when they return
to their constituents. The Wing pro-
mise, which they ridiculed, were but ,ri
fs, in comparison with those made b,
them to the people. Wait three year
for relief by a National Sank! said they
no, no; but we will provide shorter re
medy. We will compel the banks OF ihi
state to lend their money in abundance
and il they do not, we will cause them h
give up their charters, and make other
that will! If they keep their pledges /
the people, we may expect showers q
Bank notes from the next Legislature
But We trow that this new Democrat
experiment will increase our difficulties
as all their other experiments have, n
n'r than relieve them.
one~ord more; and this 10 the WING
oil orange. "r our cause was goo
one before the elecs'N- il is a good on
"cw;" and having learnt .'.sssu of Wi
don from our recen. defeat. let lie ',,e
mine to relax no diligence until our cou
Try is restored to it's former prosperity.
In consequence of the present awsws
arrangement Of the mails, we have as
received but few returns from other cou
ties. We give below all that we hs
been able to ascertain.
Or THE I.EGIsLATrRE.
Chafham-William Albright, sena
Lasaier, Guthrie and Jackson, common
three Wings and one Dem.-one WI
loss.
CdsrJi-Bcdford Brown, senate; Z
win Graves and Levi Walker, commo
all Dem. .
Davie and Roran-Rihelin. sena
Brandon, Williams and Lord, commo
all Wings
Granuiiie-D. Hester. senate; SO
Russell and Hill, commons; one w
and three Dem.
Guiforti--JamesT r. Moreheaj, sen;
Joel M'Lean. George G. NJ ;ndenhall
William Doak, commons; all Wings.
hecklenburg u. Walker. senate;