The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

psHnsaL and wsrsssrsiTsd By ne Pre-
sidsnl ia his Cabinsi rhambsF wilh ara
rosdisliiy and kindnrss.
Mr.. Prime rInafked 70 him ihai he
fiirnds &c he Bible had been exceedingly
Rnli6ed 10 Know that he held he word o
God in high esteem. thsi he had publiel,
oppressed his frt ersnse far 10 trulhs. ans
lIhey cherished The hope lhsi ihe Govern
meni Of lhis country woald always be I'D
uninsured consistently wiih is principles
Gen. Tsylor replied; The Bible Is lhs
hest az books. and I wish il we're in ii,
hands Of every one. Il i indispensable q
me safety and permanenre o. our inliiu'
lions; free govsmmrnlesnnelr exist with
onl religion and morals. and there esnRnl
be morals without rligion. nor Religion
without Bible. Especially should The
Bible be placed in The hands of The young.
Il IS ihe best school hook in The world.
can rmrmber what | lsarnsd when =
child. Gar benrr Than What read INV. and
| would thai III nnI people SIRE brought
up under The influence Of that holy hook.
iou are engaged 10 = good cause, and ]
wish YOU great success.
Afler free and very pleasant ennVersa-
lion with The President on general loPirs.
the delegation Withdrew.
We clip The following article from Tic
. Carolina Gazette" moot uncompro-
missing l.ocoioco journal. Published in
Wilmington. We find il under The . Mis-.
cellanrons" head Of The Paper ;bui whelh.
er il erepl in there. unknown 10 The Edilnr,
or whether il reflects his own sentiments.
We know not. Its more charitable how.
ever 10 presume The latter. aud we conse-
quenlly give il entire, as embracing views
in exact coincidence with our own. and as
containing just and msnly avowal from
an opposition journal, that recommends
i'self 10 the Locoloco Press generally
Raleigh Rfgisfer.
Cen. Taylor's Administration.
rannol Join IN the hue and cry Of prcscrip.
lion now raised against Gen. Ta,lar. on
account Of removals from office. SO Car,
we have not seen the manifestation of any
Proscripiiye spirit. Bui il il were so---iT
The members Of Gen. Taylnr's cabinet
have erected The political guilloiine and
commenced The work ofdecapiianon. what
If IN DO the office holders under The late
Administration possess any Hereditary
claim npon the stations they have so long
filledl Have they any right 10 expert DIFF
fercni treatments Than dismissal! Is moi
The hoasied Democratic principle Of "ro.
iaiinn in Office" applicable 10 The whole
= posee comiiatns" Of Treasury pa;rsuck-
FRS Al Washington and ELSEWHERE! Most
Why then whine and whim-
per like whipped school.hoy. abou.
matter which is inevitable on every
change Of Administration and which would
have been just and right, even had a De-
Administration succeeded that Of
Mr.. Polk Go TO. We numbering spal-
poems, and lei Gen. Taylor sweep ont the
while batch. from garrett 10 cellar. of Tn.
lie Sans premises. lie has right call
round h:ai bis friends. and should rot be
'naihfmaiizfd for exercising his high pre-
'ogaiiye. Were there no other advantage,
general change Of office holders, every |
our years, would break up that anli-re.
,uhliran notion which some entertain,
hal they have sort Of preempiion r,gh,
o nilire, and IFS transmission 10 their pos
Gritty nnilnpaired. That accomplished,
se should not have so many lazy and
'ampered officials siruiiing about Penn
ylsania Avenue and elsewhere, 10 the |
letrimeni OF public business. We re-
'eai, then. lei The walking papers be
made nut Of the whole grocery grum-
lie though they may al The wholesale APP .
'licalion 10 themselves of what they once
Considered a very good rule. when appli.
d TO their illustrious predecessors!