The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-15

-srssinisn' admiiE. II FphSiaaef'
a. uush or our pgediclion. lls premise.
- LA slue I.ocos have > naiefiiyi ana
(. en- usioas. dat they vii msSe .
$50 a.esp of All the Wing Ofbssrs.
49, eor,s within resch Of their political
s.,i,loairs. In Ibis mereiless waFIsre. 2
sss,..~ al :. peither age or condition. %
. y spsree. Very well-he iiso; oui ior
HI their misdeeds. hey will have % Iel-
der 10 4 terrible reckoning. twill DC 70
,a;n rhen summoned before The people.
a nIezI . The example set by The Wings.
An examins.ion az he conduct Of me isrs
parties, viii only serve 10 place ilin more
sIaring contrast. We deiy any parIlxan,
however bitter. 10 show thai the Wing
majority IN our last Legislature adopted
a syslem Of Prescription. though si,e assef-
ion has been 50 confidently made. that
many persons believe il. Who was,
and is, the Principal Clerk Of The Sc
na,ei Thomas G. Stone. Of Franklin-
a oprn and uncompromising Loco Foco.
Was hsemovedi The Loco Foeo prints,
themselves. may answer.
The Clerk Assistant Of The Senate, and
he two Clerks oflhe House Of Commons,
were re-appoinled. il b true-noi oeeanse
they were Uhigs, but because they were
faithful and able officers. whose situations
essnot Be adequately supplied. with The
whole range Of North Carolina for a Sc
lection. The sane remark will apply
10 the Heads Of Dependencies admira-
bIy were al their duties discharged, that
even Loco Focoism forbore 10 bring out
opposition, and they were reelected a.
most unanimously.
The only rases, We believe, where The
former Officers were not re-appoini-
cd, were those Of Thomas b. Wheeler.
Door-keeper. and J. r. j. Daniel. Astor-
ney- General. In the case sUheeieT, he
was a man in ieeblehealth. and was besides
notoriously inalieBlise TO his duties; u was
therefore right TO appoint another in his
place. In the case Of Mr.. Daniel, We
have always doubted the propriety Of 81.
perseding him-a doubt, which so many
Wing members Of the Legislature pariiei.
pated, that the present incumbent would
never have succeeded, but for Loco Focu
yotes! We do not believe, however,
that the Legislature failed 10 re-elcct Mr.
Daniel solely on political grounds; but adj
hitting that they did-call his a case Of
prescription for opinions sake-and il is
The only "example set by the Wings ia
the last Legislature, TO justify the loud
clsmor which has been raised against
them, and The only precedent which The
Locos will be able to bring forward in ex
ienuation Of their conduct, should they
counienance the iyrannous exercise o.
power. recommended in the above para
graph from one Of .heir fayoriie organs.
With regard to the remark, that The
Loco Foco majority may prove trouble
some 10 the Governor on account OFF, hi.
late doings." we wish the /" Carolinian'
distinctly IN understand. that the Loco
Focos will either have 10 eai their words
or make good their charges. They hav,
been guilty. we fearlessly say. Of falls,
and libellous accusations, not only agains
the Governor Of the State. but against ,li,
Literary Board. Having the decided ma
ioriiy Of which boast is made, they will
have the power to sift, thoroughly, III,
transactions Of the Board; IL they fail tC
show that there is some foundation for IN,
scandalous insinua,ions and allegation,
lha. have been made, touching the 6deli
~ with which its members have admi
nislered their trust, then let
Evcn hsndeded Justice
Commend the Ingredients Of the peson'd cha
! lice, T..
Buck 10 their lips.