The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17
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he faEisains 4 . sanasnuna saamaT xs~h-
lsEiErsrs. an = inPaasnl
Ia England and scodani lie NOTE.
mrnis e IL IhaFiisls eonllaned. ~ a.
0os, ese,y ioar n de isfo eoenirirs ~
held meetings IN favor o. he Charter d.
,iur ne weea ending O he ed. Rss.
lulions in favor u prsiliualng The Qnsrm
- Temsvs her present efuisien hadt<sa
adopted by he Ionssnnan uilh gEt.iFa.
shnsiasm. snc hrge delegations appoinifa
10 sisis ne pr0Elnces. Get siEnes. an see
10 ne delivery 81 the pefninns IN Iaades.
The mostmrnl had srrmingls lsss naassf
ia slEenrlh. and IN Scniland . mast eEfs.
i've organization had been formed IN 10
favor.
The bin proposed in Parliament give
greater security b the Crown had hssa
passed b. very decided msjaFilies. Par.
lament bad adjourned over The Easler
h0lydays.
In some districts in England. The mid.
JIe classes. who had been rounled on q.
deeid, dly opposed 70 the chariisls. haze
/ lralrInized with lhem; and II RiEmlns.
hsm and Nottingham meetings had been
held Of merchants. favorable 10 some Of
the principal points in the charliss Peis
ZION.
| A fresh agitation has heen got up in
| London for he extension II suffrsge. equI.
table taxation. reduction Of Government
Expenditures. aud the advancement. of re.
form principles throughout The kingdom.
Forty members Of Parliament assisted al
It's formation. ..
Prince Meilenich. his Princess. Prime
R;rhari caIon. Charles Hazel, and suites.
have arrived IN London.
The run on The Savings Banks Of Eng.
land il still on the increase.
In London money was 81 81 per cent.
on besI bills.
London remained comparatively quiet.
Ireland continues in grea; agitation, but
The fear is less Of an outbreak among he
peasants. m...
The meetings in Conrilialion Hall. in
Dublin. had passed OF qaistly, and The
speakers were rery temperate; bot the
Young Ireland parry were as wallike a.
ever and as inlempersie in their hsrangues.
Public meetings had been held in ,evs.
Iral paris Of the county in support Of the
Government.
4 True bills bad beea found against
Mitchell. 0'Bnen, and Meagers. the Ihrs
most energetic Of the Irish leaders.
The differences between The Repesiers,
headed BY john O'CaansH on the one
side and Milrhell 90 The other. is becom-
ing greater every day. The RENT has
fallen 10 E25, and ID 10 evident that the
numerical majority Of the Irish people is
in favor OF violent measures. in the man
!, lime ille people continrs to supply them
seiIes With arms.
Great and influential bodies sen, in ad.
dresses TO the Lord Lieutenant, expressive
Of their determination 70 ssppou The Co
yernment.
NJ. Ledru Rolin has 81 length made the
formal attempt tn destroy the Provisional
Government in Franre, and troops were
arriving every moment in Paris from sli
parts of the country. The greatest ex.
element and alarm had been created BY
these events. and scenes of the most mo.
msn,ous character were momen,atily CT.
ipccied.
The cause OF quarrel between Ledu
R"llin and his colleagues Is said 10 have
been as follows:
A depu,aiinn came 10 Paris from Ami.
ems for the purpose &C presenting a peti.
ton FOR The removal Of one II I.edru Rol.
Inns commissaries, on account Of some
violent proceedings he had INDUCED in the
exercise Of The Unlimited powers with
which he and his fellows ommissar;..s had
been invested by NJ. Rollin. NJ. Lamar
tine and several other members of the
Provisional Government are said TO have
admitted the misconduct OF the commissa.
~, and stated tina, he ought to be remov.
I, cd. Nj. Rollin refused 10 sacrifice fnnc.
,lonary who. il 10 blame ii all, was only
guilty of over.zeal in the cause Of The re.
public. Uponthis a violen, scene eusued.
! and words passed between the different
! members of The Provisional Government
which caused wide breach in the coun-
clls Of the nation.
Paris has been the scene Of one of those
extraordinary demonstrations which can
only occur in tina, capital. Fortunately.
: il has passed of without bloodshed.
A. NJ. Blangue having been slung 10
= madness by the publication of certain pa
y pers alleged to be found a, NJ. Guizot's
, hotel which impeached his political cha.
rarter. Illuminated most bitter philippe
against the Provisional Government, de-
r clared the documents published to be forge.
= ries. and inveighed against NJ. Marrast
= and NJ. Lamartne in terms not easily n
= be forgiven. lie swore to overthrow the
), Government.
- II seems tina, plot was actually form.
. cyl TO intisIitate the Provisional Govern