The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-09

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Welook upon Ibis rs most uninsiifiable
attempt % Gan de fame of party hostility,
and % create mischief without any appa-
rent purpose bur The qualification Of a ma
lignsri spirit. II NJ. Moore or IIaIilsx
announced that he mater had been no
nsrGity arranged to the satisfaction of
Messs.Cherry aad Shepard. tie fat /. Sc;
nor vii ne insinustions Of the Slaria ard
convinct any unprotected manio lkecon-
tIary. Baiin his zeal % show his party sub
seryisnsy, the Slandardhas placed Mr.. She
Perd IN an awkward predicamenL Theedi-
loF says: Thai Which rds publicly aid
ras moi Pnbliriy reiTarfed;@ thus : inli-
mating Lhat Mr.. Shepard had conceded
in private, whai lie has not The manliness
and honor to acknowledge IN public. We
do not believe this Of Mr.. Shepard-our
personal regard viii not permit il. II the
matter had been arranged TO the saiisfac-
lion Of, parties, Of which there seems
no doubt, how viii Mr.. Holden Justify
himself,o the public, in thus giving new
life 10 misunderstanding that had merg-
ed into private affair. amicably arranged!
Does he wish 10 irriiaie Mr.. Cherry into
new demands, and place Mr.. Shepard in
a position 10 refuse amicable satisfaction!
Does he wish 10 see an attempt at honora-
bic munler, and is feast Of human blood
required as a dessert TO the Onslow fe-
lony! Or in failure thereof 10 regale
his readers with whitening looks
. craven coons," q nerve for the crises =
and such Ike stuff Away with this ruff
fanism! Our Representatives and Sena-
tors do not 60 into our legislative Halls,
10 be pitled against each other b. miscliai
makers. Ifanyihing has passed between
members, in which one has received an in
dignity from another, the House in which
il occurred should prescribe The terms and
demand The accommodation. The Repre-
scniziives Of the People are sent here 10
make laws and legislatsfor the public good
not to bully and BLACKBOARD each other al
the dictation of reckless pariizans. IL the
matter between these gentlemenis not ar
ranged already TO the satisfaction ofall par
ties, we trust i. will lot be prevented by
a political malapert. II Mr.. Shepard has
given another gentleman . the lie," in hi
place, IN the heat oil, debate, we believe Ii,
viii apologize in his cooler moments, a.
every gentleman ought. lie is too iirsriii
gent not to know that man Of correci
principles always yi,Ms what he would
eJacf in similar circumstances.