The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-11

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liz usstsr N saiain lie Truth. viii si.aw
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n pus % l.,os by patty srrii.lirrs. psh-
E.hrl hE aRanymaas wnirrs IN Wing
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49,. sn.l ~ aaifEs." a. i gEasIly slirg-
A n Ilsr address. ily rrfrFrnre - the
t,.,rr II Nc. F.,nsi q NIL APPEAR that q
"a. unllsn nn iLc 3nsh day Il AugHsi.
:, ah,rh Tine b. serals unahle n arrouni
G. any rrnr. IL .arh existed; snd ilis fair
:, ,r.suuls. lron The irngih nf time which
hi rlspsrd and Ilr inl-Fesi Iaksn In tie
ans.l,,a hy the pnhlir. that he hid had
IN .,l.PaEianliy IN compare h. m~m"ry
81 shr rsrnis 4 he rlerIisn with llIal "f
,,,Aers whn were present. No rlrrenre
:. n.rs-sary wilcEe Mr. Fousi Is kn0zn,
a, .,,i,is. HI. SialrInrni Ia ilIr fullest ere.
.l..s.,r. d Will thus he seen that. ho'wIili-
...!,ag lhe hi-asnermenI beiwren The
hes. as,i Ille TrlGnl. lhrrr wrEr Al Halls
p-rrls,r; 90" prIsons, Mr. fausl sRd Mr..
t'ln..l wlIn Gid. aa ille day Il elssIion.
n,,.3 80, ls.ni ille hanks that lsi TcrriV.
Il il s..l.'s. ani ihrrrislFe the allegation
ii the a,id.ess llal L" the fisrks VIM kept
r,s. i.n'ks'' agreed that there M. erE"r. Is
nal lrnr. Il my he worthy af remark
h~e.. thal this. n least, j. mose evidence
,a.n Mr. Derry has produced. and Ill will
alnA that. n Inc Inspectors are known
=. am"ng rs warmfsl political friends. u
s.,s,,l him ia hand III les than illrm,riVes
., furnish snnlr arr' unI III Ihc manner in
wa,rh ihr ernpr occurred.
4 sirung appeal j. next made Ia YOU
WHITTIER tile 'sialrmsnis' &c poliiral
irr.wurkrrs shsll ir heard 10 rOnlratlirl
aul dl,rIeda ll,e rre"Tl hirh has hecn
male undrr the s.,lemn sanction of an
u,lh!" For nne hall humLly trust not:
bui who are the wirc-workers. and hirh
Is tie rerord made under The solemn sanr-
TIN ri ~ oath. M-rrIherr ~ .crihl,lrrs
an ur. 'crry's side 81 Ills qnesiinn in
Icmn T~Iir paper! we're there no wire
w"rkrIs in Orangr Who enlrayorcd to
rmli.l the public mind IN his lafonr. But
whlrh j. Tie record. 10 whirh 80 murh
sanrlhy j. alisrhcd, n the statute tn
~hirh have rec ucd means anything. tie
"rsi1n" II the inspectors is that record,
snd ne 0nls one 10 which the Sheriff IL
% llnk wllrn he adds the Numbers ~
rois. irnm The Different prrrincIs In ascrr.
tain Who is eleried; aud li,is Is tie record
upon which The Sheriff gave me The east.
ing vote.
Fellow riiizens. ! have gone more fully
intn this matter than many If you may
think NECESSARY; hut il 20. ! oiTcr as ex-
cuse that ], Is 10 my Judgment lndispensi'
bic. 4" rem"se any etr"neoas impsessi"n
which may he LEFT an Your minds by Mr..
Berry's address.
In the Gard have said, tia, conceding
the correctness Of the bmhks aud the rrroI
Of the return, Z" were there no other con
sideraiions invol ed. should feel myself
bound not only To resign the srat, hu
leave my opponent unembarrassed by an.
opposilion frnm me: but aiirr investiga
linn fully believe that il the polls wrrt
pnrvrd and no voIes counted except ,hos,
given hy qualified elrrtors, The I've vote!
surpassed To be erroneously counted a.
mr at Hollis might he stricken out and
should still I've elcrird." commrniin!
IN this part Of the Card. the Address
asks" what are lhrsc considerations" am
answers
why he fully b,ktres' that If the polls wcr
uurgcl, the five votes mIsht tr stricken out. an
he would still lie elected. Well, do M, questio
his belief; hut you will remark that !, is only hi
belief, and therefore needs no conmeni."
Is it only my belief! what SAYS ,h
Gard +! safer inquiry and Investigation
! fully believe. &r" The inquiry an
inrsAiiga'ian led to the belief, and /, wa
not, therefore. merely ar only my belle
but that belief founded an satisfactory e'
dcnre. Thus i, appears that. in order
Imp'se an those who might not see c
read the "Ca'd." the address, garbles
paragraph, under pre,ence of giving Ih
words. How much embarrassed must h
ieel nv his cause who resorts 10 such di:
hgc"unus artitices To sustain II. Bt
though Mr.. Berry deems mere bcli'
unworthy of comment. he seems to thin
IT not unworthy Of imitation, for III til
next sentence we find him, "in justice
"iS .frisa'!S," roundly asserting his "c"r
hd"nI belief that | have received moi
spurious votes than he has" We ca
account for this reckless assertion onl
by surprising that Mr.. B. attaches To
mere assertion Of his avn heIieI no moi
Importance ih IN he does 10 that OF other
lie does mo- pretend that such belief W.
HE result ef investigation or inquiry. al
would seem to have been Intended as
mere sci M au,iust tho cnuutar asspttiC