The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15

I'D IN esIlisity By snms ED deslsnirl
, nea. ohio. seirslsd ~ enwsThirs and !
sense Or hist rubIir jsssife ~l.,eh % due L
her rsiasss. hsFs ehsrBrsd n. mselsel
Iron Fable sisw. Thsii ~ Consideration
Of delsrmiaaiion 10 sbIds BY ny decision
IN couneil. 90 n,y u relis,n. IS me uhs,
nlavss sdsice o. thai baard. lhsl you 10
Iron Lenetlorsald. dssist IRON any Earth,
e. meelings. sisl.eE hy verbal spt oinimrn
Or advertisement That 81 Iiles of Re,
ealssoEs % sssneiainrs rsass among yos
Thsl che Shsr q and n'hsr officers 81 III
gossrnDsri IRE Irrnitfd, without males
; tsii0s, 70 sxsruie The duties of lhsH Is.,
Tscavs afiices Ard ,l.sl ID bssarhes 81
the psars sesinsl hi. NJ .jrsiy's govern
mtni may be determined and examined
IN due course elias.
II y By yous sEicf and punclusl sdhe
Hnce % these directions. ihst any farther
elsmeaey, on my part. may be looked for.
THIS sas the exisnl Of what | sulhnriz,
ed Mr.. EJxsrJs 10 declare on my behalf.
And nov. ihsi have Hgni6sd 10 you the
sense bis Msjesiy's C"une,l enlsIl.in oI
The nature u Jour proceedings, aud The
reqalsilInn point oul. by lheH advice. foi
your iuluIe conduct.
sm 10 ssscis Co, Hing - am "a
li't-n 10 he yniceof distress. The just rom.
plants Of bis Msjs.,,'s subjects. sad the
hardshIps iheE may glesn under. that
shall give bis NJ Jss,y's Attorney General
orders 10 prosecute every officer Who has
been guilty Of ssloItion OF illegal prseIees
10 Bis once. upon sny Application or in.
iermsiion lodged with him By The parlis,
irjaI.J. Or any others who sh.ll I've sulho-
Tlsed 10 prosecute 90 THE bshslf. 40 al'
On sst or proclamation GU my arrival 81
HlllsbofUugh. lnrbIdding oil sueh ,,i-ho.
norable asd illegal proceedings.
Yen may iurlher depend upon IL, ]
shall, o. all time. sndesyor 10 redress. eve.
~ other grievance 10 my poser. ths' bis
Msjes,y's subjects nsy l.bor pnf'r,
A. you ~.ni 10 be sau,6ed whsi 10 the
smosni Of The Isx Tor The public service
Tor 1851. I an ID inform you. IL is seven
shllllsgs . ,sxabls, besides the county
and asish taxes, the partcsl re VI y hicll
! wall give TO Mr.. Hunter.
ha, c only 10 add. shAll be ur Q, Hills.
borough ibt bsgipning 81 nett noniE In
the IAesn time | res 10 iull csnidcnse
shall igain be mails happy BY seeing To-
dusiry prevailing over Lotions. aud peace
and harmony iIIumphing over jsal 'usies
and murmur,rg. 10 . coil AID climate the
..-..f-...'~ ~ ihe worio, sas s.a..x .
people. who. by q well dueeIed industry,
may draw down blsssiRgsl aud prosps.
ri,y to iher families, ana greatly conirl
butte to the hoo"ur Of III. Msjes,y's 20.
y.rnmeu'. AID tie bsPpiae,s Of my I'd.
minlstratI0n.
WILLIAM TYR0N.
A. the Council Chamber,
B-unsNick, the 2Ist Of June, l76s.
Now I" give some clear IDEAS 10 what
light We received this answer, and 10 what
condition We felt Ourselves 10 be in. il il
necessary 10 inform you the bon IN Of
our Jesloysies, and the me,hpd we intend.
ed 10 prosecute for rtdress.
Our jesluusies we're not only sg,ins,
the officers Of our uwn county, wiirh
our papers are confined 10, but 10 our
converse end inquiry, by the best calcula
Ions Ne could uske. an by several hint.
and reports, We had reason is b, l,eve we
had slready paid twenty or thirty Ihous-
aud pounds over whs, would SILK the
epis,ion Of our paper currency. Aud by
sccounls Ne had tIIll .fun siaty ihnus-
and pounds; so tia, either our Assembly
had been deficient IN burning II, or the ,rea-
surers IN accounting; o. else sur Sheriff.
W Ray tDg the hsasurrrs: othcrxise some
c'Oni'es must be vastly in arrears.
A. inr orr own county. we knew j, Ind
paid 10 tie luiI. We were al opinion
'brre was not one hundred insnlsenis .
year IN our country ou, OF from three 10
iour thousand. But 10 question the AS
semb!y or rrsssuters. our oflicers losk
case TO ch'de vs. for, and hin,ed. lhst il
would be- even criminal TO suppose such
a thug. for they we're men Of such ere
dit. and such body. as. were they gull
~, more than nne must be eonbinei; and
such thing could notbe supposed. Well,
We could n"i help thinking: so us in,en-
ded, thai ifouro representatives would
help US. and we cauld get a setIlemen, OF
our own officers, and II the deficiency
did not lay there. To proceed and lay the
same before the Assembly, and have the
IteasuIers accounts examined. And h
our Assembly men refused 10 join 18th
US, thea To pei,ion for new elections,
&c.
Now, by the time We got This snswer.
We found by The Journals Of The House.
that the public sccupn,s were really un-
set led, by motion from the Governor 10
them on that head; and now we were ye,
more alarmed. for as We understood the
motion, he hunted, though in delicate
soft manner, to have ,ha' authority vested
in the Governor. .se..
Well. the more thai We discovered
things out Of order, we we're sensible the
stronger we should be opposed; aud we