The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

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aetreT lunnasilon lhsn - PIrsrni. alasl illai
lhe n0crssily 81 such an asrni wssaid ~
demonstrated b. he insesiga'.en nou
pnap0s0d.
SulIdEy INTERESTING matters PeFi.lniEg
n lle swamp lands. under inc r0Hilal "f
lie I.ilrrary Board. will m daull EereiEr
ysur alirniinn in iheir TrPnri which viii
h. laid IrloTe yaa wislsnuI drlay.
The Ercrnl IeluEn Of our volunteers 10
Ihsir RESPECTIVE nrishl,oIlusals, with The
similar kuowIriigr n discipline acquired
in srTvirc al eighteen months. ailaEds
advantages for the improvement ~ '.hE
military sysIem and Tie revision al ellE
r.ale un,lrr IllaI hesd i again Eeromn'eid'
ed 10 siil nliOn.
The lcrn of the lion. George L.
Badger. ~ Seualar u the Inil'd SI-iss
lrum ibis state. will exPire an the i1h Of
Msrrh next, anil tie eleriinn 81 sneres'
SIR will be among y"nE du1iFs.
The complexion Of the enclosure around
uninn squaIc presents a fI Orraslon ior
paying long iieleud tribute ia the mr.
marics 0f Is0 noble martyrs Ia Ihe l:her-
~ AMI glnry ol The state. Brigadirr tie-
nerais FIanciS Nash anil William David
! snn. The lurmer Of the continental line from
This Stale. and the latter commanding our
militia fare, ri the peri'Hl al the british
inrasi0n. were buia Killed in hattie. in The
war for lndePen,lsa aud in tho gallant
discharge f,luly. The continental tan-
gress Immediately after the iall 81 each.
expressrd their sense Of his character. IA
terms of the highest commentator. snd
requested the t;oYeTn0T Vi the State TO
cause a mOnumpnl in honor ol him Ia he
greeted. al = cosl Of i've hundred dollars,
and To draw on tho national inasnry inT
. the lespeciiye amounts. linl nothing has
ever hecn done To give eiIsrI Ia these Ersn-
luiinns. | recommend that simple
monument af native material. with suit
able inscriptions in regard To each. be
reared in the grounds 81 the capitol. aud
that an appropriation not exceeding the
aggregate sums ahuye stated, be made for
the purpose. II would be fitting memo
rial uf the patriotic ssrvire aud sacrifices
Of the illuslrious dead, and perpetual IN
| rcniiNe To the living. To lead such lives,
and If duty tcmsnd il. ~ devote them.
selves To such deaths. lnr their country.
Al the solicitation Of sundry gnod rili'
gems. ] suggest the propriely Of adopting
y joint resolution requesting the GorernoI
in future To recommend como day 10
carh recurring year. To be observed in
the manner esch individual or commun,'
~ may think best, rs h day Of thanks
giving To the Almighty Ruler of na,i"ns
: for his kindness and care orer US. rs q
people. The custom 0f such an ohser
j.. vance is now neatly universal IN the sia'es
and seems 10 be but filling requi'al fo
The favors we enjoy.
i Having received information of III
deaths ~ James X. Hill, and Harrison
w. covington, Senators, aud Alfred Mar
4 Ter. membcr III tho House of Commons
4 and the resignation ~ Hugh Walden
Senator, and A. G.. Mcintosh. and llenr,
III. Waters, members of the House, al
eleried 10 the present General Assembly
! have issued writs of election TO suppl,
!, the sevcral vacancies. -.
Il With great Difference TO tho Genera
|, Assembly, I recommend a moro slrir
supervision Of the enrolment of the act
! which NAV receive their sanriion. IN,
wisest intentions may fail ol effect. b,
clerical omissions or inailrerianre. nm,
eases have occurred where the extremes
lirense Of construction was barely sufli
cieni tn stlrc, the known purposes Of ,h,
trainers Of the law.
Fl The rcsignations Of Justices Of lh'
peacc. since the last Session. are transmit
te.l in the parkasc marked A. and the re
solutions aud proceedings ef sundry Stat,
Legislatures, requested To be laid bcfor,
Won. in that marked d.
| Copies Of the reports of the Comp,rol
Ter for The year ending LIST Nov. 1917
;. printed for the use Of the General Assom
bly,, arc likewise sent herewith.
/ My letter book will be submitted /,
your inspection by my private secre.ar,
at the convenience "f the Legislature.
| As tho most appropriate opportuniI,
whIrh may occur in the brief remainde
nj my term Of office, desire. in ronclu
sion. To acknowledge my profound nbIiga
tions To the people Of the State. for III,
honors bestowed by their hands and III,
confidence Of Kindness whirh has heeu
extended TO my official action. 10 repca
my vows Of devotion tn the grea, princi
pies Of constitutional freedom. which ar,
the basis "f our system Of government, AM
my most arden, wishes for the endurin.
prosperity, happiness. and glory of on
country.
j WILL. A. GRAHAM.
j ExEcrrIvE DEraRrxExr.1
Raleigh, Nov. 81, 1918.