The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20

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=. ~, ssd 80 skaEged hip sra seAsss
ssssnsi a. he neser onrs Ipeshsd O. 80
assser % IS spetrh. here - Mrr Ora
hsn's prsssare, j. be enslss q 3
hoss's sp@seh. he did nsa silsds laIhs 80
isrl. o. 70 aay voc % NJ, Gahsms
This had ) BID sppesraErs, a mnsg -
closed. and se n 40 hare hssa disPes-
Cd d nnairs il. hnl lor Inc islHntss ahita
ma.ksd bis speech u other respects.
We noe dad. iron he Mllnir gsan
Chronicle. that his charge. 80 fnimsls
dssnlSle 81 any raj lssnds,ion y irsih.
and sa eonpl.Iely sxpiaded b. Mr.. tsEa-
haas uneoaisdlcaed sia,ensnts. % keIt
~ Mr. Heke Iar use On esrsslons shea
Mr.. Gsaham - ncl prssrnl 70 rsfnis y.
!Ir, Hokf Las Tspsofsd q IN Ais speeches
sinnf lsapiRg fhis place.
The Lllswins account Of The iiseus-
.inn in Brunsa irk 10 IRON he GhEohl-
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Brpsszirk. Jane Q. issA
According 10 srpain,mrn,. cel. HIKE.
lhe I.acalaeo rspdlda,e Cor 6oserneE, NJ.
dressed PARTON ef The people al shls
rnpn,y, ., lssy's. IN Friday lhe 3lsl NIL.
IN speech 81 sbou, Q hanrs. He d~riI
principally upon the Bank. ta,iii, and die.
iribouon, and paIlieslsrly on The tariff
ssoxed hlmself IN favor II the immediafe
annexation Of Texss, and wound up By
charging HE oppOnenen', Mr, 6rsham.
with having .nied against giving The
election Of Governor 10 The People,.
Alter he had eone'udsd. although the
hour ~ss late. he was replied 70 BY Dr..
F. ]. Hill. who spnke chiefly IN defence
Of the tariff Of lsi2. and sgainst The i'm
mediate annexation nl Texss-sxplsined
Mr.. Graham's vote on The Convention
Bill. snd closed wnh enl"gy of Henry
Clay, The discussion was marked by
good temper and courtesy on both sides.
Considering thai ihis sPpainlmen, Of
Col, Hoke had been out Tor nnre than
month, and she very great efforts made
by The rar.y ever since 10 secure a large
anenhauc-. The meeting may be regarded
ss decided failure, therr not being mote
lh.n sixty persons presenl-pne thnd OF
whom ~ere Wings.
The people cannot bnl see through this
conflct oi Mr.. HIKE. lIis ungensrous.
u il unjus, 10 Mr.. Grsham. II 10 de.
grading 70 himself.
r. 5. Since The above was in typs. We
have received the chsrloue Journal,
prlhted in Ml. Hikes Own Deiehborhood,
which thus expresses i,s surprise 1T our
commsndaton of Mr.. Hoke's fairness -
"fhe Observer praises Mr. Hokes
speech and says there was no attempt on
his psrl II misrepresentation. We are
little surprised at that, for the npre.s'on
here is. that he would not stop =, sny mis-
represrnrai' in IT, gam hIs point: But has
ing his opponent present with hIm. and
this being th,ir irs, meeting. he has at
teWp'ed mus 10 gain name Tor lIberslIiy
that he does not perhaps possess"
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We learn from the " lion Ghroni, le- . little
bitter Federal coo" paper, f.. Standard.
As the "Slandsrd" has travelled out
Of its way To siigma'ize the 4" Milton
Chronicle" we deem il due 10 that pa.
per 10 put in a word Of defence, though
no one stands less in iced Of taeksrs than
our most worthy contemporary. at Mil,
ton. We know no Editor in Nor,h a.
rolina, who deserves so much at the
hands of the Wing party, as our friend
EvASs, Of the =" Chrnairle." Located in
tina, stronghold Of Locolocpism, Caswell
county, where Bedford Brown is, or has
been, oRnipolen,, he has never hesilaled.
Dol ly and fear sly, TO advocate the truth.
the whole truth, aud nohing but the
truth, without fear. favor or affection. !"
Had his principles chung as loosely 10
him, as to the Editor OF the - ) andsrd, "
he would have, long since, abandoned
them, and fought for those who pad best.
We have recently heard from an AUTHENTIC
source. with pain and NOR ,iication, that
the =. Chronicle" does mol number among
its subscribers, more than so out of the
200 Wings of Caswell. This is burn
iny shame, and prares conclusively, tina,
parties. if NOT Rea"biics, are ungratefgl,
Il would be praiseworthy act. if v hig
Clubs throughout the Stale would patron
ize this spirited and able paper. And.
whatever may be thought Of the declara-
ton, we had rather forward fifty subscri-
bers TO the :. Chronicle" than add them
to our own list. Raleigh Register,
! ANNExATIoy.-The st. Louis New Era
says" those shr ptopose TO annex Texas
10 the Umted States could mt reasonably
expect that our swollen and rumhrous
Coniederacy would last much longer. We
suspect that The old spi'i, Of null ic ton
and secessi. u is assuming u new from, and
,ha, pepar ~i'nns are making 10 form ne w
Southern ron'edrracy. Some sdsocale The
snnrxauon Of 'ress. on The ground ths,
they experta ,Iis.oIu'ian Of the Union be-
fore long a, any rate. Wehase better hopes
! of the Union, and believe that if we',e.