The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-01

The :. Slahasrd nerd nnl he 50 rrry
iasi'dioas asaal gar ling. i.r IN his ters
a'iirle - roaiid TT Lslp RartlinE. ani
HiisFseiiing 10. Gen. +, lar SID il
ihis afa'f . lkiags. lss drialls q Is Gen'l
Mosl. = uas only troops 10 Re Tellrd nl,.' =
&c. Ihs krsi. and > maienal pan 81 tie
stnisnee. Is lrf,rsui ehlilrly. and he ba-
iaher i qnn,rd Illus. in staring capitals.
enclosed in lwn s,gn,frsni kT Gy.--
|. The No,lh Carolina Regimrni rIsuld moi
he reli. d npon 10 lhe hour" battle" Gen.
Tayl"r said ~ such thing lie dli say.
20 n,ilrs lTnm lie seene. in snsWer In .
irnm Grn. M"sl, Il rank nemnrrai. BIZ
the way" A. y0H very enITsrily saw
.--is fL0f sia's u iiings-ihe only troops
yoH ran Irly % in lie event Of meriing
Ihe enemy. would be he Eiginia Rrgi-
menl. s..nr AFiiilfry." Sc.
/. The I" STANDARD" pomgOnFly. and with
an air 0f aullnriiy. denies hat there was
"any muliny in Il,e Norlh Carolina Regi-
menr." How iaes he know! Did that
learned TheIan n ll0 discovered l;rn. Tay-
lnr's hiding place at Buena Visa. tell
himl Gen. Taylor. Gen. VOL. Gen.
Cushing. cnl. Tibballs. Col. Temple aud
Maj. Lewis cass fall Democrats. but
Gen. i. say there Eas mnl'ny. That
fact is as.rried in the very FIRST drrisiOn
made nv Tie fourl Of lnqniry al Salllllo
acting under oath. But What rsrs lie
fdiiE Of tie - anGla,d'' ahnni Csnrls II
Inquiry. or The ASSERTIONS of Gen. Wool.
or Of Gen. fsyln7 Mol a straw. These
things are moi in Hs ftaJnm-and.
therefore, moi articles Of Democratic faith.
We do mol know-He have moi seen tie
eVnlenre. anil lhrrefnre have formed no
opinion whether or not there was muiiny.
Neither ran The :. Standard" knOw-as he
has merely read the lFrer Of Gen. Tay lur.
without knowing IFS connection. end snap
ped il M Tor his paper for the sole pur-
pnse Of stealing the hearts Of the Regi.
meni from their gallant I'D Chirf.
We ask our readrrs To louk over the
old Hem's litter again, in cnnnexi"n with
nnr comments, aud see what foul and
heariless Injustice has been done TO that
n,hlr man. 1855. .... .. ..~s
This attempt 10 poison the minds ol
our soldiers against their brave nld Com
mander. is worthy rf The man who labor
ed with might and main To produce disaf.
fiction and m"tiny among them. while
they were on foreign sol-and whose in,
fammaioiy articles. according 10 The sworn
|, evidence Of one Of the Officers before thai
Court Of Inquiry. greatly contributed Ia
, produce that unhappy result. But the
"Standard" cares moi fnr Courts Of lnqui-
ry-noi he. High Military Officers
honorable mpn-Dem0crat tno, are moi
he believed. On oalh. jut now, on the
= eve Of a very important election, if then
testimony does not happen exar;ly 10
; hnrmonize with the very patriotic wishes
OF the Editor of The " Standard" and Drill
}, Sergeant 10 his Malesy's force in tina
" very stupid aud gull bIe region Of country
{ called North Carolina hey are mere
sdicpr's oaIhs'-or such as "J0ve laughs
'' aim the estimation of This selI.cons,i
tu,ed Loco Fneo Jupiter Tonans, who
J. reigns So beautifully over this " benighl
=" ed" land. t
IS Does this sapien, Editor suppose tina
~ we do moi understand English' Tina, ih'
J. people Of North Carolina c"nno, resd {"
T. themselves. and understand the meaning
: !, o. of so plain and simple letter as this
~ We almost feel that we insult their under
D standings. in attempting to explain wha
3 is So palpahly clear. We know that W
n should do violence 10 their generous hearts
al If We deemed that the good. gentle, high
~ minded and brave nId General under WHOM
II; our troops served with such credit, an
~ whom they loved and still love as iaii
I" er. NEEDED our feeble aid. TO prove III;
80 this is not vile and malicious slande
H. The charge rests with The " Standard.
sc If it can feed up"n such miserable ga
y bage with any pleasure, we shall not herr
%, after interfere with lis tastes.
We have received the first number Of the
naroor,at hy Col philO Whit