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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-07
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Thursday, scp,clnbcF :
TO OUR WING FRIENDS.

The pressure Of he times has had con-
siderable effect upon COR subscription list,
AMI We are again under the Necessity Of
making some etFeh TO increase il. We
must keep AZ suvh number as'will en-
able us 10 hive; and ia count, like Or.
angc. which : able 10 give Wing vote
or sixteen or eighteen hundred, il wonh
seem ,ha, Wing paper ought 10 flourish.
Will our Wing friends exert themselves
10 increase our subscripuonl We have
mol, Ike one Of our Democratic co,empo-
raries, the vanity b suppose that every
additional cory u our psper put IN circp-
lalion will " secure sen--reThaps fifly-
,oies;" bu, NC hope il viii moi be with
out some effect. Surely this is The way
70 disseminate the principles Of our party
10 give the people tie means Of asccr-
tanning AMI defending them. The Wings.
with bu, Two or three exceptions. have
done but little in this way hitherto. and
the consequence is that our subscription
j. small when compared TO the number Of
voters in the county Of Orange. We
have labored honestly and diligently, 10
tlis best OF onr ahiIily,i in supporter Why
principles, because We thought the wei
fa:e Of The country was identified with the
.acress Of those principles; but our efforts
lave been circumscrihed within narrow
limits becauseof The wan, Of due co-opera.
ten on the part Of our Wing friends. Do
We ask too much, then, when we call on
them 10 all us in extending the cirrula-
lion of our paper! We ask i, for the sake
of our cause; and we ask it for oTseli
that we may the be,lersusta's our cau.e
That our friends may go To work mn
msdaiely, and with success. we propose
tlat if clubs Of EIGHT subscribers ran be
procured the paper shalt be furnished ia
them for si.rleen dollars, IN airm'ce,
How many Wings are there who can
procure eight subscribers! Thirty such
friends would increase our list over two
hundred. Forty would nearly double ouI
presen, lis, in Orange. Come, Wings,
lend us hand.
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To Travellers.

tSSENGERS will bear in mind that there
cd 10 Sage leaves Sieeges' e miles soath
of Glstoal daily, TOR " el1"n, on Inc arrival If
the Cars troa .;a'.icn, arrives OF Nelilen in
time tor the Cars 10 Portsmouth, same evening.
Returning will leave Weldon alter the arrival
81 the Cars trom Pnr,smoHsh reach Sisdgcs in
time 10 xnrae.t Esell tae Cars her Raleigh;
Thus making a complete connection between
these Two roads. P, rsons wishing to go ihis
route to Bsit,m"Te will take Steamboats, al
Portsmouth on the arrival of the Cars, AID
proceed immediately to Ba.tim.re, aud reach
Bal,'m"re as soon as by any other route.
Fare the same as by the uIpar route. There
need be nolear OF detention an tins route, as Il
is a continuation ef the Mail Line from Nor.
FOLK and Portsmouth, Tins Stage also con.
ueets with the Wilmington & Rale,gh Rail
Road Cas- al Weldon.
August 10 S.
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] he Slasstzsd has an ar.i<lr nnder The
head. % which fi@sY attempts i mads
% show lhal nssionsl bank woula auE
mcni rathsE lhsn diminish lie psrunisry
embarzssneass a. lhe country .ad slsi
The Wigs are dseeising he psopip On
de subject. Tie Editor pats his chief
argument in Ibis form: :" n he ban h
caused the hard tines, how can : Bank
relieve The peoplei" lie nigAt - well
ask. 4 ealing TOO much pore produced
ihe cholera, howeanaPisese fbGcon si7onL
wholesome nouTishmenl 10 the body.
Bun hE question is answered. and we'll
answered By his fsvoriie csndidalr Tor The
Presidency. Mr. Calhoun. wlo, in his
speech in 1894. 10 favor or containing The
charter of The United States Bank. SAYS:
:. ! see none, can conjecture no means
of ek,riealing thrseopniry from 10 pre-
sent dshger and 70 arrest is farther in
crease. bul q BANK The ngenev Of
which. in some form. or UNDERGONE su.
ihoIily, > iadisp.asa5ie. The eouniry
has been brought inioihe present diseas-
cd stale of The currencyAy lie banks, and
must be extrieased b. Msir agency. We
mnsi. in word. use a bank % nahank
he banks, 10 fke e.rfeHt that mgqte ne.
eessary 10 restore a SAFE and sia5le s,.r-
rsncy-just as we apply ssew 70 . fro
zen limb IN order 10 restore vitality and
circulation, Or hold up burn 20 The fame
10 extract The inflammation.
Snow and fire are both not only good
IN their places, bu, indispensably necessa-
ry; but they may be used or tampered
with injuriously. Star.
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HEAR GEN. WAsnIxGroN.-UndeF thus
imposing caption the editor Of the Stan
tl,rd para,lcs an exuactfrom letter writ
ten by Gen. Washington, without date
a d without explanation, but intending
that hrs readers should.inler that by "pa-
per emissions" was meant Bank paper
and that the circulation Of Bank paper was
what Gen. Washing on intended to con
denim as foolish and wicked The
editor Of the Standard may have made
this misrepresentation through ignorance
but we are more inclined 10 the hrliel
that ii was intentional rlf he had pub
lished t,e whole Of the lttier, together
will, the one to which it was reply hls
readers would have suffered 10 deiasioH
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THE denial of ir H. lsborsaah and Milton
papers WE imagine. amoanis To ye,y lit'e,
either in effect or public estimation
The above is nole appended to u long
editorial in the last Democratic Signal, in
relation 10 the communications which first
appeared in the Register, and were AFTER
wards copied into the Recorder, signed
i" A Republican Democrat. The edi-
tors Of tile Signal labor harl to produce
the impression that the aforesaid ccmmu-
nications were written by Wing, and in
their over-weening zeal they do us grea'
injustice. We made no denial, for we
had no better means Of knowing the fact
than the editors of the Signal. We mere
" said tha, they bore on their face evil
tlcnce Of their genuineaess, because hey
contained no hing but what all honest De.
mocrat might very naturally say. But
we copied an article from the Milton
Chronicle. who appeared 20 speak :" by
authority" and he said the pieces wers
written in CasweIl bya q" Republican De-
moerat." Do the edi ors Of the Signal
E,o,c,tlrat the statement Of the Milton edi-
tor is not true! If they do not know that
the communications were written by a
Wing, wherefore is all their tyradc a.
gainst the author! Can it do any thing
more shan strengthen the Impression that
the truths pat forth by "A Republican
Democrat are making sad havoc with
the prospects of the Modification wing Of
the Democratic party! " Wounded pi
geons will futter."
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kss EisFsl - setssE EffFifll 4 q aarh
xx,raase sPpli-tsiaa = sic lsrns. L
1ass nas e..a rltaf 4 - shrir iasraaarsssa
nss am I 6esrrsu. = sssiaE Illsn sppil. a;
hi i mp.i =. = tanss = ~ ass lnssr-st
q ihsl lhsy sh..sla =. -. gsst .asl.i~e
- Arir REEERsISe lhsit rasrse esa ss,,-
sislg FIeysnt thsir aPpiirsnea. THY
oss ID 81 lhsastlsfs. icy sae 4 %
he chirl Mseislfsls uhon tlry spplosI
fsha d II lea-t sensT.bs iss ~ ysa1sl
= ghs hsaa q heir psrg--lh.l .hes
,hnuld h.li n hrir snpl. 81 u ne q. sp.s-
,.e snd sl.si.h doci.ises shieh se Lesr
sslg adrsnerd. bef.as Tels,n al Ne ss-
si..ns srsis II liberty shall as.la b. lm
tasm. AMI fiaoss xho ae hating .hem D.
fuin.
ran ,pr.k ls.id Mr. O. wish impair.
h.ltr. A. IA - IN rans sInrd. l si.h
10 change 81 party essigns,iens. ] an
-corlen, nj b ih.l which dsslghaies those
aIlh uLpm sst lils. admit. rol very
popular. bat u . y hat an honest AMI
s.uiuI.e tame. |. i SYNONYMOUS 70 &c.
sl.lanre 10 arpatia.n---usnFps'loa enmr
lom Aha' quart, sRd under vhai shape
il may: al, Ihsr a be that from iLi- Go
,sInmtHi an The sights al Ihs Sl.lss ar
ne EE, eU,ive On lie legislative depar.
msnl.
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AN The neeency" appears 10 be a
standing head and frequently graves The
editorials Of The Standard and some of his
ro-laborers in the Locofoto whey ard; and
the whole end and aim is 10 create IN
impression on he minds Of their readers
that tie Wings arrogaie 10 themselves
superiority in morals and iaiellsel over
their fellew-eilizens Of opposite politics.
In support Of these accusations against
the Wings. they never quote. fem Wing
papers, or il they do they DO no, tell from
what paper they quote" Wing paper
in Maine," or some such indefinite desig
nation, is the highest they ever come TO
the identity Of their authority. II is all
done for effect; it is horcd by such foul
means 10 create prejudice against the
Wings. Twice in the course of tie last
month has this head occupied its position
in the columns Of the Standard. The
last article, with the exception Of the STE
rcoiypc head. and its abuse Of Mr.. Stan
ly. has in il nothing unfair. Some Wing
paper had mentioned the fact that in the
Democratic counties Of Edgeecmbe and
Nash forty six persons out of every hun
dred Of the white population over Iwen,y
years Of age could neither read nor write.
1 he Standard retaY,s that in the Uhig
counties of Wilkes, Montgomery and
! Camden the same amount Of ignorance
prevails. This was fair hit. But a
person may be very " decent" and ere
spretable" lie may even be iatcl!lgcn,
and welI.infarmed, aud his moral worth
may afford a bright example in his neigh
borhood, and yet he may not be able Ell
thcr 10 read or write. We know somc
such. The Statement, Of the fact as it ex'
lists in Edgerombe, therefore. hy Wing
paper, was not claiming "all the decen-
cy;" though ii might leave it to be infer
red that their inability 10 read had deprlv-
cd them of one Of the important elements
necessary to The formation of correct po-
IiticA opinions; and is only what was III
tended.
| Bu, the STANDARD of the Cd ult. contains
an article of a different complexion. We
laid it by for notice at the time. but II
was forgotten until it again accidentally
met our eye. j. begins thus: -
At an HE Dtcencg"- The Fedora! Wings say
Iva, the memhers ot the Democratic parry are
roua aud vng~r, aud hessa that they possess
al Ine dCcenrs aud rtiiarnien'.
Now we have seen and read great
many Wing papers. aud in none OF them
have we seen amy thing At all corresponds
ING wi h the charge here made. VIII the
Standard give US the n'me and date oil
the Wing paper which has made so 'ndls'
cree, an avowal! II he does not, it will
Of course be presumed that he cannot
We have seen something analogous IN
some of the Dsaaocratic papers. In 1890
i, will be remembered, e very great ma
lori,y of the people oG the United States
nineteen states out of the twcmy-six--
n voted for The Wing candidate aor 'fresr
lent. This the Democrats say, was Ell
fested by the parade Of Coon SKINS al'
, | hard cider;" admitting, as necessary
consequence, that large portion Of thel'
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sv The articles under our AgTlctl-
ural head were selected by a gentleman
whose experience in tanning better qua
lilies him TO decide what viii! be useful
and interesting 10 Farmers than we our
selves arc; aud We take pleasure in in
forming our subscribers who are engas-
cd in ,l,is pursuit, thai we have his pro-
mise 10 collinlc the selections. They
my therefore expect our Agricultural
head to occupy conspicuous place IN
every number of The Recorder, and they
may he assured that what is furnished
will be worthy Of their at eniion.
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Notice.

III, WING qaaiiied al August Term. 1913, Al
Y the County Cont Of Orange, a. admin ;,
,ra,or on the estate &c Col. II HERBERT SIMMS,
deceased. all p'r'oas indebted TO said estate
are he,eby rquiredtoc come forward and make
Immediate payment, as no indulgence viii
given; aud all persons having claims a.alnsi
sal es ate are hereby required TO present them
for payment, duly authenticated, WITHIN the
ii ne prescribed BY law, otherwise this mott .
viii he pleaded in bar of their recovery.
c. W. JOHNSTON, .9da'r.
Septcmbsr 2. 90
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Dissolution.

NeIcKLh s NORWOOD bes lesye TO ten.
>-'-A der their g. aieiul kuowledsemenis FIR
thc liberal patronage exitnttd 10 then; and
az the firm has been dissolved by mutual COZ.
sent, they rtgaesl'thcse indcbl.a 10 them 10
cali and close their &C, onats.
The business vii! in future be carried on by
\. MI, Ki.E, Mho viii Lerp constantly on
hand good supply of GROCERIES,, aud all
other articles In hIs line.
auly ID. ..-a. .......~= >. S2-
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JAdEs r. snIIm
Town Ordinance.

lSfE IT ORDAINED. That 4 shah nsl ks
laztss ...r sny Pefsos Il pa egs nik,a
thirty isfs - sry ef the ktgreis. isnss o. al
the Pm6lir iais. o. oshea . are where She ssme
may sPrfais - q nsisnacr 70 ams - tA@ 8s~d
80 Esss 81 sid gnwn. EsaIcr . neaa ~ ,oi DE
eo'lafs. - l,,ekeF prnaiay 81 cHs cellar fnr
every tusely -s..sr hoEs tfey shalt Frmlia 90
peen~si elssf hariae eur pei,se theretf.
md D. q In.fhsr brdsiasd. That tie farrfo-
ins OIdlnsaee be advertised 10 he hillsbO-
roaeh ksetrdfr and on the court home dat
faI Two sssks. -
By order IL The Board q commi.sioners.
l.. A. HEARTT. 7ogn flf,k.
September 4. 20 60
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Notice.

GENERAL letters Of administration IN tie
NJ estate " MILLS SELLERS. der hasira
is.a eTsnisd 10 the undersigned hy the qua
~ Plsss and Quarter Sessions Car Orange eoan-
", Ais.-i Tenn, Ie43. al pefsans isdcbssd 10
the said es,sie are heTrhy notified 10 make
payment. anaal.ose having Claims agsin.t The
estate 70 fiesenN them NJ hin The time pre-
se'ibed 2! Lw, or r-s noiice all be plead IN
pEyToN r. MOORE, .Ainrr. :
September 2. 60
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THE MESSENGER OF PEACE. - MIR.
Walter p. Richards has issued proposals
for publishing in Salem, N. g., semi
monthly paper with the above title, 10 be
devoted mainly to the cause Of Tempe
rance. Ii is to- be published as soon ps
sufficient encouragement is given, at the
low price of fifty cents year in advance,
or eleven copies for five dollars. We
hope his enterprise will meet with favor
from Tive friends Of Temperance.
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100 Dollars Reward.

*? ~ stolen fran the store of tho subscr.
~ bcrs Gu the evening Ui Wednesday tie
3cih mlI. while we were al supper, . Pocket
Eenk, containing alb nj one hundred and SKY
dollars IL Bank bis Of the denomination uf
lotm one To ten dollars, together VITA the fol
iowias net"s Of hand, VIZ, one on Jos'ah Tur-
ner. esq. Tor 81 so, payable 10 Nelson & kali
mer Ear borrowed money; ore on Samuel Aol-
nan for sic. far borrowed money; ems on
C Campbell, ESQ, foe $40, FIR borrowed .nn-
nry; one on William W. Allison for $50, made
PAYABLE Ia Joseph B. A,hson and endorsed BY
him to ,be suhst rhers; me OF Thomas Cat
tree. rayakle 10 l. E, Sc, f. d. and assig ed
10 us by him. for S-tsnm not rrcoierIed;l
>pne an Page Searlstt, payable 10 Col Mm. z
Sbieds. and assigned l." us, f,r So. or there
abauts: one on Jesse o'Daaiel for Si:l0, pay
able 10 the subscribers. one on FErasIsa ltsS
ntr payable 10 Henry Basea esq for 81, aud
one OH james Madame, jr payable to >Rcss
Connins Gnr s3i:25. All persons are fire
war ed from trading for any ct the said notes,
or the makers from paying them TO any per
son but Gu selves, as none Of them have been
traosicr ed by Us.
A reward oi oae hundred dollars will b. paid
fol the reco, cry o. the Po,ket book and mo
ncy. with evidence 10 convic, the thief.
NELSON & LArIMER.
september 5 80
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MGEI0I9o
To Merchants and rhysi.
clans.

TNIfE snhscrihcrs deal largely in DRUGS
Il AND MEDICINES, which they will al.
ways furnish 10 Merchants and Physicians st
the lowest wholesale prices. Merchants and
Phys Clans vino may iavoT us with their orders
pure and gsnuine AID at as Tow rrlcrs an 10 a0y
establishment 81 the kind in the state.
We take Particular care 10 pat up fhysi-
clans orders ol such Medicines us we kaow 10
he pure.
We also keep constantly on hand Paints of
al Kinds, Dye S,uffs, Window Glass, Printers
Ink Pcriumcry, Patent Medicines, Paint, Shoe,
Tooth, busting. Scrubbing, ant Clothes Brush.
es, Fancy Articles. g..
TYLER, JONES & HILL,
Petersburg, Virginia.
June 10. 81 Gu
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~ rss1rl e = ~ HlEa.e1aE "a -
uould 30 suis - Purposss = plsisis
lAal washiagion .h0uld nos = hard. -
csFi IN gsEbled rnirueB. surh : o.:
20 lave asssr hard. aIe 49, .l,sa
srt-f hfsF ssy - isrs Bsnisen e psprI
sm,sssas ia q - STATE 'les very b issFr iiai
ne 81 aifsi 1ess ne base - ths sessa faui
sai eFss arse shsriuli pian lar roinirf
lei iserfaTfrmas gsfers-n Nas' isicr
rhfs &c F-eeF sAensy syste@ : iseisa snd
ssrked sne~
Nor M tsdsr nav he surprised 10
learn Thai The "Paper emission here
sPaksn Il ~as moi Bank paper. bar rush
IN smissinn = was contemplated By Mr.
shepard in me bill which Ne inircdpeed
into our Legislature last winter; snch an
emission Is The treasury noies proposed
some time since BY Mr. Calhoun 10 he
issued By he General Government. ire
deemabls excerpt in payment Of public
dues; such m emission, in faet. - was
made BY The slases during The Revolution
sY var. and which aoOdrd The county
with dePreeia ed Paper under The demo-
minalion Of. continental money" This
i wha. General Washington thought .
. wicked and foolish sysiem;'' and 30 We
lhiak.
We hope our friend Of he STANDARD
rW give his readers an opportunity Of
hearing WashingiOn's views On The inn
poriani subject Of Bank issues. AMI more
particularly with regard 10 a Bank of The
gni;s1 Ssaes. While he is wsging his
SERGE warfare against such an institution,
let him tell The people iha, Washington,
aflcr mature deliheraiion, and after hay-
in had me opinions Of his able cabinet,
signed tile iirsi Bank charter under our
constitution, thereby furnishing a prece-
dent for lhnse who should come az er
him. Yes, let them " Hear Gen. Wash
j. gion."
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Seed heat.

ypilE subscriber has Cor sale quantity &c
-. whts seed heat Of the Lawlei kind.
Il is unmiSed with any ether wheat. and isiof
escell.al quality. P.i,e so cents per hashel.
A. MICKLE.
August 8. So
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Weekly Almanac.
n GrcsEs supply OF

Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Hewcs' celebrated Rheunalie Nerve and
Bone liniment,
Bartholomew's Pink Expec,orant Syrup,
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Komstoek's Vermifuge.
jus, received aud iur sale a, This eff
September ;. go
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TIE MARKETS.

Petersburg. Augu,i Is.
Tobacco-'rhe demand is well sup
ported, and The supply continues good.
the advanced season. Gene.
raj sales Of l.ugs 2 to $3.50, but The ex-
tremes are above and below these rates.
Leaf ranges from 3 10 "a.
Wheat General sales al 81 10 o..
CO,ton-Very lille doing, at 81 to u.
Fayetteville, Angus $50.
Flour, 4 GOA 4 so
Salt--(sack,l #t#t... 2 IS
bushel,l so a 90
Cotton, 5ia 6
Beeswax, e 81 25a 81
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Who 10 wisti lie that harms from
every one. Who - poasrful! lie ,',nt
ra ems his passions. Who is rich! lie
that is coD'eGl,d
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VALUABLE LAND
For Sale.
STATE OF HORTT-cARoLIyA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Elniiy-March Term, ls4s.
casusll 9. Hm ksbse and sihsfs. ex Pshs.
nsaHs Rr virtue OF decree OF tho
e3ES,3a Court Of Equity IL ihis case. s,il
ATtS Ar for sale, On Moadsy Of Sep
~, tembcr Cont. being The Ilihdsy az
september, at the Court House in HILLSIDE
rough, the ini.rrft of caihsrins Hendon in
q al valuable I Il Yet or LAND lying tie
waters nf Nv Hope aud eontsinl's srvsn
hundred aud lily aires, mole en- less, knUwn
as the Ganphril land.
The Nrns Vii be twehe months credit.
with interesl from date, with bond and good
security.
J. WEBB, c.ns.
August Il. ST.
-----~---~>~~~~---
ED. The undersigned will sell he in
icrest of tie other heiis ~ Robert Campb,.il,
deceased. IL tie abuve Tract of Land. a the
same time and place. an The SAINT terms.
j. w. NORWOOD. .agcnt.
AH.hst Ii 81
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Obituary.
Died, in this place, on Wednesday
morning The Solh ult m". HARRIET Pie
he. infant daughter Of George w. Bruce,
aged eleven months and six days.
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ilg lin q PIssi1s otsr lLs GsllLxissioza
q IhesmaelinE And hs msesins ll.sn
1ajaanneA.
JOHN HOLT. C'm.
vs. r snIkLDs. Sse's.
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eHsRNy urs mere simglsious. fsady
- = drs.n side b srsry iiiFulaas hua,.
beg. The liba upon - IN. Iligrncs n
'iHe Ptople h. bees rrprsisd by ne ~
noerasie parsn. AID e s.aadssd among
DE res.
Bst re had another purn..e IA rieu.
T'hs ssasdani charges he Wins with
: profanity nc inaerenry. : and says Il.
= MATCHMAKING. soms~kers n Mississit-
Pi. =. ss.y sioP.es lie Esll0uing ress...-
ton:
Rsslu.s, Tat 80 d $50 s.isnaly snssr 10
fsss Ted sad ~ Pssrlr aEis 90 ilsl ~ are
IeFmanenl,y tpnria, % that ns1el Pgasidrnce.
R'saa $50 ahacng Esnf , nasld rrsnlg - me B >.
nc q ifls 1 80, ID The rlssaissn .T Ileary
Gay e he cAisf Magislrssy.
Now ne may venture 70 assert that no
Wing meeting in sny pan Of The United
States ever passed resolution having in
i The unrds which We have ilaIieised, bni
L'ey have been placed iI,srs ~ some pro
fame i.ncofOco Cor base and unworthy pur-
pasrs. fflhs editor Of The Standard Is no,
a Pariaker in The iniquiiy. he xiT please
inioim Us What Town or eouny in The
stale Of Mississippi Tie meeting was held,
and IN what month in The year. II The
Standard will do this. we will lake The
trouble 10 fed out the truth Of the matter.
Bul from the tenor Of ssme Of his articles
we suppose he does O. care 10 know the
truth. - according 10 his notion The iie-
ton will answer his purpose Ear better.
To judge from the Two last numbers Of
tie Standard VIC would suppose that the
new editor hal beeome monomsniac on
the subject Of a Bank. and that he had al
mostlnst his personal identity. Hemsg-
ni6es himself into /" the people," and
fights most valianlly agains. the Bank.
Hear him:
"we rrpest, We are moi affaid--wn a.e de-
.igous 81 make up again aud prsss this great
issac Shs People against The Bunk. Time after
Time has tho country dcrided this question;
hnl i the Whisgsry are anxious 10 have il ttl.
I'd again IL will he donr, and saaia iuml liant.
" decided IN ias"r"f popular rights"
When have che people ever decided
against a Bank! Twice has one been
chartered By their Representatives, and
received tire concurrence Of two Of the
Presidents elected hy the people; and
twice have bills been passed for charter.
ing others By immediate Representa-
tives Of the people, though vetoed by the
acting Presidents, Notwithstanding Tins
repeated expression Of The will &c the
people in favor Of Bank, through their.
representatives in Congress, the Standard
would have il that the people are against
a Bank. II is not so: the people are in
favor of Bank. and have so again AMI
again decided. 1.-THE issue" was made
mp in 1910, and decided by an overwhelm
ing majority: and it will be made up again
in 1914. and again il will be /" triumph
anlly decided in favor of popular rights"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Persuant TO previous notice, large
and respectable number Of the Democrats
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-07

BLayKS jsf sais q this Office.