The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14


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md islls.
! bsi he editor y he last Standard "A,
: : eomnnaiessioa from co ssspanAen.
un'isn il the sane vein u plrasan,rr
aad quite . happy N il manifestation.
u kiadnsss and rs.perf. Tie -ronrs.
PondsaI halls from IIillsbOrough; bal
shere are ear marks about the eomnsai.
rsiion which renders Il evident shs. he
wriier's local habi,ssiOn Il maj IN H.usbo-
trough. lie vii be recognized - one
who. IN times past. has had murh 10 %
siih he Palairsl movements Ia . Captain
Bseonis SisIfieI" and s6me ofihe wings
Of that neiglborhOOd may be not . LILLE
surprised % find one Of lheir I'D cola
bore's making . very snjusl and uabe-
coming an attack upon Them. We do
not purpose . review Of The article; and
shall add but very Few remarks. TIE
following extract i a specimen offs STYLE
and Spirit:
ihls Company he Il krown. wss formed
AID diseipiaed - the Captain hinssll; !, man.
oris abb ~ tsIi, rssk and 90; and y eenet.l.
iBsqspped NTH blne soitoa, turned 90 ain,
feo. % the memorable IIth of Noxemhsrs
INC Capaain GATED bra company isgetir aoa
some hase senlufrd 60 Suggest Ihal lie did "a a.
fnSea h'r his osa convenience as Ior II. eaa.
srn'eara 81 others. And af er whe~I,n. M
inriqeieits tight and isll . few tia.es. ia a..
missed ihem-rsilrda H'kis Meeting made
=. fnelsnd, Esq. chsHmsa, aad D c. Daue.
las seefeiaIy--delsFsted speech hinsself. "a
shieh Ne demoiashsd dea-o.Iar,--passed II q
RESOLUTIONS ssliiinR ale ,issilon 81 60, emo,
ana tr.s.deni; and then eaiird frh,s sf.iehI|
Iraaifys 70 the cora pile. which wa 9 IL
rehis Mlsh to Tie advantage aud Cd & alion
q ihe v isran caplaii. y.rily. the Cstsain,s
Company 70 great IN a. attack opoa core.
What is here intended as ridicule. i,
70 our humble opinion. highly compile
mentary bo'h to the Captain and his COM
pany. The english Of il is simply this:
The Captain has had sufficient energy
and patriotism 10 form and discipline 4
volunteer company--and they selected a
cheap and simple uniform Of /. blue"
long fayorile colour with Americans.
On the llth Of Noyember. their regular
muster day. they met and wen. through
the usual drill. After which. according
to previous notice, The Wings OF the dis
lrlci assembled and held meeting, al
which John j. Freeland, esq. presided,
and Col. John G. Douglas acted as Sec
relaFy-both highly respectable and in
telligen, citizens. This having been well
done, they then, with ncighbour-like
spirit, turned TO and helped The Captain
shuck his corn. How much better thus
Than that each one should have STEPPED
himselrin liquor after the military parade,
and have gone home gloriously drunk, as
is too frequently the case in some Sec
lions Of the country. Ii may suit The
tastes OF some to sheer al such proceed
lngs. bat we confess we feel a pride in
calling them Wing proceedings, and only |
regret that the example is not more ge-
morally followed.
Bot the writer's picture is, in part, on
" fancy sketch. The Captains COM
Pany did not make the " allack upon the
corn pile" Immediately afierthe adjourn.
ment Of the meeting, the whole company
left the ground for their homes, excep,
two or three insli, iduals who had preyi-
ously been invited to stay to dinner; and
even these made but casual visit to the
d" corn pile"
The" Hillsbcrough Organ feels high
ly complimented by the concluding re-
marks of the Standards correspondent.
IL The people of "Capiain Bacon's dis
trict' owe any large share of their "in-
telligence" 10 the fact of their having
been :" constant readers of our paper, i.
is for us "glory enough for one day."
Ndrtyrdom in Corea of the JIcar
apostolic, two French Missionaries,
and tco hundred ana. fly Christians.- :
We beg the particular attention of Chris ,
tans ofeyery class TO tile details of the !
given in the extract from i
letterwhieh wespbioin; and which is con-
iained il ! leties received from Paris by
The. Rev. Dr.. O'eenaall, lion. Secretary
nr he Society ior the Propagation of the
FAITH" On the 26ta Of May last, the :