The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04


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shsPGaEs alsscioaa lsyshes p0assssons nsrs faHy
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fsl that his bobby ms bur Eirkess caaessn. N.
EAss - boaT hin ~. auch L. - cary him aae-
ressfally thEoush The race. The Gosernor shoa.
"a tAai Mr. Sherard had taken nan0w view Il
Ihis question. and one Which most favoEed he on
Einal ssoekhOl5sn. in ibis Read. q wllom ME. !.
bad besa one Bot be hsd lookaa u the ques-
tiSa On me side Of the slale; and II The sock
hOldss should aisemP, % zip out u their huE.leas
Ly throwing them on The State. Il Mr. Graham
was continued GOVernOr. be would give them =
race Cor i-snd Mr.. shepard might End hat be
hsl NJ: sased himself By transferring bis aOck 70
The sIi.sr q the standard.
Mr. shspsrd's absurd position. shai this Road
was not worth one COPPER. vas CLEARLY exposed;
and he was driven u a Iaiserable saLisrluge lor
reply. s's6sg that he meant i was no. worth one
ssai a. sioak. True, the original s,oekholasrs.
wha have Prii near one million and half Of dol.
lar. &c the Road, did no, realize any thing. and
have become bankrupt; but the State Is realizing.
hsnlsoae profit on the sum il has paid for il,
VIZ: s3s3.eoO. The People who heard the dis
eussiOa fully understood this BY the Governors il
lusiraiians; but that may be clear 10 others. We
will give familiar one. Say that A. buys farm
at $4,000 and makes improvements On il 10 The
amount Of 5000. The Interest on Ghesc sums
is 300. A. fnas il loOsing business, becomes
bankrupt and Is sold out, and b. purchases /, for
5000. b. has hu, ssoo interes, 20 pay; and
i, turns out that this is a good investment. and
tho farm yields kira q handsome per cent. on the
sun paid for IL Any person can understand
this.
But what most sranGSd Us. was the facility with
which the Governor warded OF Mr.. Shepard's
blows in regard 10 Olhsr matters in connection with
this same Road. lie would place his good De-
nOcratc friends Col. s,ockard, and Cad. Jones, |,
IT,, saq. (who voted with him on ths-e questions,
between him and his opponents Gre, aud he \
be had to shoot night through them-so that Mr.. q
Gfahan stood unframed in the conflict. How d
NJ. Shepard could have the hardihood TO make s
charges against others for voting to sustain this
Road when he himself was only prevented from y
living the same votes because be was siockhol. U
!s, is passing strange. @
After having disposed Of this Rail Road cues g
ion, the Governor alluded to the recorded eyi. =
ence Of Mr.. shePard's stalesmanship, viz his : :;
InOus Relief Bill; and he served il up in superb
lyle, afording his auditory infinite amusement !
hus making Il answer one gooi purpose at lesst, o,
10, dreamt Of BY the protector. A hearty laugh o,
worth something. s@ as
The rest Of the Governors remarks were con-,
ined to National politics. and five had time and
pace We should hike 70 sketch this part Of the
speech. We may hereafter do 50. p i
In CONCLUSION, we have only to say thai lie De. 4
n'era,s present who had seen the Standards ar.
'eIe DARING the Governor 10 NEE, Mr.. Shepard o.
n the West, mus, have felt /" small by degrees Z
nd beautifully less" in witnessing Mr.. shepards u
OmPlete discontinue. w. ~ ~... s.-.g y