The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28

: Ia .ss increased l.oa 47.700 10 20. \
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= nlt hw me uumbes Of representatives !
!, lBhs state wss reduced iron lhFleen /
. toe. In lhe canvass IN lhis Sisls 10
: u tas Editors ol lhs kessrspsrs
. llshosl she State called NE slasnllOh
I'd p,aple 10 the fact thai The ensuing {
) lekhrr would be called upon 10 district
! lhsse Coz The tlee'Iaa nl nemesfs 81
csss, xhieh would be permanent,
, act TN years. Each Of the Two parties
N se. ed much zssl IN The canvass 10
ssr. ansinrIy ofihsir palilleal Elends
% sseIrd. Tie nemoeGsllc parry.
iha~p mum pied before the peopif; and
the gis.,urs ofIhis Sla'e uas called uP-
on AMI session 10 district the Stsie 90
40 lrororm % the ne~ "a 10 ofIepieseh- |
lslio slbInhrd BY la-. They perform
ed Iki ny. aud The fOllosIng d'sl'ic's
wss lal Of: $3.50
be tot Dmi,ici. 10 rompossd oil Bun
coube. urks, Caldwell. Cleveland. Chit
rob .. Inv wood. Henderson, Macon, Me-
,sll2uiheIford, and Yanri; 81
The econd. Of GabsHus, Ca,swbs,
Dnt. kdell, Lincoln. hieckIenbure. and
Rnssn. .a.. s...s.- ~
The ird, Of Ashs. Csswsll. RO"kine-
Ihsm. Sgts, Sorry. and Wilkes
| The Nth. Of Anson, Davidson. Coil
ford. Maisonery, Randolph, Richmond
aud Stay. DIX . ..a.a 6 1885,. -,
The nh, Of Canwha, Cumberland,
! Johns,o, Moote. Wake, and Waynt;
| The ,xih, Of Bladen. Btun'w'ek. Co
lumbp,, Dupl,n. Jones. Lsnoir, New
H.noys, OnslOw. Robson. and Samp
son; ..a.4s aaa. -
The seventh Of franklin. Granville
! Halifax Or,ngr, Person. and Warren;
Thesiqhlh, Of Beaufort, Car,eIel, IRA
zen, Elgeeomb, Greene, Hyde, Mash
i Pni, 1yTreIl, and Washington; and.
i Ths ,inlh. OF Berie. Camden, Chow
an, Cprtuek. Gates, IlertIord, Marin
Nouh,rplon. Pasquoians, and Perqu'm
ans. a,,..-. = .f~r. : .,t... .s-<ss.. .4a4z
Thi, /, The set which The sentlsms,
fromiI sraord 40 strongly denounced Is q,
asl;.,ss.. esuymsnder, fraud upon The ba
lju,ilce, iuiaarPpsss slalss Of spch efass n
worse Than feudal tsssslsge or Egypna
bondsge. But the gentleman, in hi
sneefs and ssrcasms uTon this law, ha
inflicted . severe chssiisement upon
portion &c his political friends. The
will moi thank him for the complI
mens he has bestowed upon tha, transa'
lion. for The gall end worm wood he la
poured oSi upon their devoted heads; the
will hardly recognize 10 themselves lhs
spirit Of fraud. tyranny, and despotsr
with which the gentleman from Hsrtfor
with so mnch warmth chatacterlzes them
| Bot, 70, be charitable, il may be that lh
gentlemsn is not familiar with book cal
ted the journal Of that session--or, u 60
lha, his remarks were in.rnted TO appl,
only n The democrats that voted Tor tha
act. Blu, sir, as some ri The most IN ELI
gen, and respectable Wings voted for ,h'
act OF 1912. the Whis party is essoppe'
IRON The further use oil that abuse whlct
has 90 much characterized them wher
speaking on this subject. BY reference
to the Senate journal session 1922 yor
will find that 10 that body where the bll
originated. Allison of Iredell, Bnrgin o.
Burker Galley OF Haywood, Elliot o.
Randolph, Hodges Of Beaufort and Hyde
Jones Of Wilkes, Pharr oil Cabsrtus, ant
R,beIin of Rowan, all Wings, voted for III
final passage; while such Democrats a:
Arlington Of Nash, Cooper Of Martin
Exum Of Wayne, Pas,eur OF Craven,
Shepard Of Wake. Speish Of Greene,
romlinson OF Johnston, and Walker oI
MsckIenburg, voted against it. II. with
these Democrats, The Wings had voted as
a body, the bill would have been lost.
Mr.. Speaker. The act have been com
mentmg upon was l,bsral 10 the Wings;
.nd considering the stAte Of parties at the
line, il vas evidently so considered By
themselves. Twas generally under
stood that is gave them critaln the Isl,
I'd. 4th, and OH districts. with equal
chances fot the 5th; which is four men,
bers in any event. and probably FIVE. in q
State then represented BY Democratic
Legislature. a..s. "--~ 81. =
After the severe lecture given US by The
gentlemen ron Hertiord upon the act 81
1912; and after the odlous aud offensive
epithe,s he heaped upon bis political ep'
ponen's. Iwas induced TO believe tha,the
plan which he would propose. TO remedy
This 81 called grievance. would be al ex.
ample Of pol,ucaI justice and Of Wing
maguanimi.y worthy Of all commentator.
But, 10 this am grossly deceived. In
the presen, bill is To found all the objec-
lions ,hs, he has urged upon the present
arrangements Of districts, notwithstanding
his svowsl tina, he has alone consulted
the three great neutrality-suspicious.
Of territory, community of interest, and
equality Of numbers. Tho presen, bill
proposes 70 lay off the State into the fol-
loving districts: e@aa~s. II
Tho first District. to be composed Of
the counties Of Cherokee, Macon, Hay