The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07

s.sr.. in Ina aips. Gsp. Wesl 80 !
sah ! guaii. 81 sErssd. -
ixa lias 81 tsniries hssHfsn ths
~ caselina Isg ihnsaa snd cahsss--ane
shatsrbsaees ceased Msior sokfs.
as tery saseIL lssaed OF I'd fsas
Al ssssg sssissahGs . he saioatl e
cmand. Lieut.. Col. fssg uss n.
usly 10 he shcle kighi. md coed cot
asna. OFFERS Of ne ksFsints rEimsas
snads gsnsroas Oilers 10 ssppoIi he
easl, If Eesdeds snd ssssrsd him ihsi
/ Il wss a eonmen ieeling smoeg ihe q.
! 4 . 81 ,hsl FtginsnL Ofhis own ROM
~ olIicas. lhsa IN camp. oaly liner
ne any issder Of active sssissncfs ADD
sllssalensai Who 1ss osdsfd 20 bsing
tltEsuly men. fsllsd 10 do -. ~
! lalel prevailed he rsnsinseE Of ths .
Of, and sIace. % the next m0rnise. .
slpsr asheli by mosi Of The eo@Pahy
ssess Of The Irgissn,. then in ramp. !.
. .. nj 10 the eSlons, stating, IN sae-
sire. thai the signsrs. "beilssipg ~ %
basee,ssry for the quies and haraOny
one regimeai.'' reqsesl The ssfrsader
mis commission The sGjsisni. Lssui.
| Salslnn. Ielassd % rseeiss shrs paper.
a iIsss sent 10 lhe Colonel b. pIssls
sdler. lie received % with ssrpilse.
a immeLia,ely laid il before Gen. Wool.
whoug eomaeni. Upon whlrhs The
Gasrsl forthwith issasd. an order. tis.l
msing IRON the service thstwo officers
uss proni6eut in signinei also. d'smis-
so snh di.honor. he virglaia private
90 was wounded in the hsad. and one
10 csmpsay~ A, ~hs belonged 10 The
see dsiachmshI with the nniof'SHsls
ll.dlsy. and no had gone from his osn
cmpsny 10 that in which he was ongr
nay rctuileJ, and dissu,tled tlls men
TIRE IRON turning COL ~ guards, swesrsng
TN lhsfe was not a man IN he company
40 would lnrn out. statw' assdI
On abe day folIo~iag. The ssea,er num-
be Of the officers ~ho had signed the paper
sbse referred To. esersily isnteted lheu
Iesgnslions. each assigning as The reason.
Ihl be" Was un~ illing 10 sanction by his
silnee, The impuislion essl upon him. IN
common wIih Others. in conns xIon nth
shs oafsrtuuato oreusrrpes 81 the i5sf of
AWusl." These were handed BY the Co
losl 10 Gen. Gushing. Tie Ifsisning
oaesr were seat Tor By GIN. Wool. and
sIRr . eonleiehes with him. are under.
sloDd 10 have wilhdrswn their resigns-
iisns. and conserved 10 strike their na,nss
from ,he other paper Several Of these
officers subsequently communicated with
the Colonel in regard 10 the paper 10
qutslion. and explanations .ovk plsee.
r establishing their kind relations. We
uuss thal long ere this, The zane % the
case with all: snd lhsl our regiment. here
iofase distinguished for order and disei-
pine, will sooa recover iram this iempc-
rary cloud. Capt llensy'seompsny was
net in camp. Al these occurrences. and
Capis. Price aud Williamson and Lieut..
latham. were atsent on recruiting service.
Gsas. Wool has ordered . separation Of
HI esisSe Coz ga 'Rs my srs s9s 9a
ramp9d. d the last advices. Eve miles q
part. b.. I'D y. W Z - =.
Gen. Wool approved entirely Of she
course Of Col. Paine. ihfous honi Tie mn.
iiny. But The Colonel rsquesed aCourl
Of Inquiry. which was ordered to be
81 Gen. Cushing and Col. Han.
uamrk. But The latter officer having
besii taken III, and before bis recovery
The Iormer being ordered 10 Ger. scous
commaad. The cont did. NOT si,. We hope.
hoseyer, thsi another will be constituted.
at The earliest day, practicable. We learn
iha. Gene. Cushing and Wool inside
d,iigeni inquiry for causes OF complaint
sgsinsl Col. Paine, but could hear 81
nothing except :. su.ieriiy OF manner .
Whsieter other cause may have existed.
OF which. being ignorant. we say nothing.
none in our opinion eouli justify The ou,rs-
ges attempted upon the order of his camp
and bis personal safety; and il he had cub
Ditted 10 the insult and violence sorepeat.
eddy offered 10 bin. without qutIIing he
mu.iny. he would have been unwor.hy
OF the mmand he hoIds. Military Ian
defines the powers Of ibe officer as well
% The duty Of the soldier; aud in case Of
violation of il by ether. tribunal. are
prosided to pise redress. I.ssie.s vic.
ience, neither in military nor civil life,
can be q lu..i6able remedy. If /, were
presumed lh.t the eolonl was disposed 4,
put himself above The ls~. an appeal was
only needed to Gen. Wool. an oiIices no,
more distinguished BY The blood lie hs,
shed for bis country and his brilliant ser.
vices in The field, Than by bic exac,
knowledge Of the discipline and cuson.
Of our atn,es III all situations for more
illsn thirty years. ,.,., IA - 81.
Ills very evitea, from The above stale
men,. ,hs. our troops would no, have
been involved 10 This unfor,unste strsit.
and that il would nos have occurred. b.,
for The repeated in.ru,ions into their camp