The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-05
FoR GOVERNOR.
CH.4REES .FfsF.t.L n,
or WAKE COUNTY.


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DeccpiIon-The Rafoon.
In The Recorder two weeks SEQ. we exposed q
gross act q decrpiion IN the STANDARD. whesehy
the editor 81 that print endeasOred % imposes up
On the minds Of his rraJeu that he Wing Gen.
trail Committee. In q circular issued in 1894. had
. threatened revolution" Il Pok and Dallas
should be elected. The language q The circular
was clear and sxp,irii. and by Nc legitimate rule
Of Interpretation will Il warrant whs, the standard
has attempted 10 put upon H. The plain intent
Of the circular was 10 urge upon the members q
the Wing party The necessity u vigilance and
wsichfulaess 10 guard against the arts Of the op-
ponenls. I'hrl nothing farther was intended j.
evidenced BY their subsequen, course. Although
Messrs. Polk and Dallas were elected. and a.
though al the evils have befallen the county
which the Wings aPPrehended would attend the
elevation Of Me-. POIk, ye, have they committed
no act Of violence OF insubOrdinaiiOn 70 the laws.
bur have submitted their appeal 70 the people and
the baIloi-bOK--,he only mode of eiEsc,ine re-
sOlutiOn" 10 which free people can submit.
But our neishbOr u The RATION was Is deeply
implicated in this stsmP, q, imposition Ss the ed.
ilcr Of the Standard; and feeling sore under our
reouAe' ne oeSoseu = eouinh o. hs psPe1 ia@
week 10 laundering attempt 70 cover up his de-
ceptivc course. and To escape the point Of our
n'afAs ou' w. ehee' y 0ny 70 s'nA hiin'en "eeP'
CT Y inc n'i'e.
fne sui"' % ule nA'0oh oes'hs N"h pro-
mise 10 Prore tha' our accusation o. deeepuonh
UNJUST hus VIC nave very patiently looked over
Ms a'ue'e' ana can hno ho'h'ns ~h'cn pOes on
even 'he appearances o' proof VI ms 'ne eo''"'
h'H''s" uou'"sss e'ns.'oas' wv w "'"As W
"' Pa'' " nm a"''e WIN 1e WY WIS., e'''.'1.
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ss' Wv eu''o' "'"i' ''"''.n W ~ Nv u's"''
y, ~" 49, W ~ a'''"
ou' 'Ae wing .ouHh"''e u'u u''nA s''he'hihs
e'se e'u'a ne'P 'nsH, 40" u was iof 'ha' put
POse we, w. 'O'h 'ae', eileulaf-'ney oePenueo
upon 'ns peoP'e .. ne 0~HO' 0o1i ena 'ne lhse-
nu''y OF inc Standard, or me hundenns o. the
N@'00n' can MAKE n''n'ns'e'se OUT o. H.
We stated before, that the Wings throughout
the whole Union were noted for their ready sub
mission to law and order, and adherence to con-
a.
servaiISs principles; ard that the only acts Of
revolutionary tendency which We had noticed
m this country had Proceeded from The DemocFa-
TIC party. As an instance OF this tendency IN
that party we mentioned the fact that Tennessee
remained nearly two years unrepresenied in the
Senate Of the United STATES, because the Demo-
craec portion OF one branch. OF her Legislature
Withdrew from their posts and refused TO perform
constitutional duly VI this the Rn'oOn processes
profound ignorance ehaFae'erising It as :" broad
and sweeping assertion and calls upon US to
prove II which, he says, " IS more than we can
DO Inc 'aes which VIC stated Is matter Of
h'''Ofy' FAMILIAR 70 every intelligent man IN the
county,. rev can nave forgotten the no'o''e'y
w"''h s'e i'n"'o''a' 'nlrlecn acquired. ITO
MACON in's'' = ven a. l0I p'ooi INA, the Con-
s''ss "i'Sh a y" .n''apeiPh'a ~ if'o declared
"'.uO'a anu '''aepeNoenee Of 'n's0 states
7 Du' 'ne n@'o'h says pc can prors that here
" w" os'O"'a 'e wings nave 'een iaI more
'e,"4' UNI. 1'' De"O''"'S ever nave d"
S''u."'e " '"' NC 'e'''s TO the proceedings OF
WV ns'''"'u'e u 'Sa@' anu says that, ITO defeat
"',' p'oasu' oe'o'e Tue house ny Democrat
the MhlU mpmbaFs eunl, 81