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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 5th ul,ino, Eur
zAnErn LASS Dl,Ksor. eldest daughter of Alex
ander aud Elizabeth Dickson. The deceased was
about nine years old, lovely, afIectinna,e, and in
tegent. Her parents are both members Of the
Presbyterian church, and carly gave their laugh-
ter to the Lord in baptism That she should be
cut of at so tender an age, is 10 ihem,nnd their
relations deep affection. How mysterious are
thy ways, o Lord of Hosts. % the depth Of
the riches both Of the wisdom aud knowledge Of
God, How unsearchahle are his judgments, and
his ways past finding out" She was the Lords,
and he has taken her. The Lord gave, and the
Lord has take away; blessed be the name Of the
Lord"
She's gone! her lovely form is laid
low in the grave, to mould away,
And wait the summons of the dead,
At the great resurrection-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Property.

~ \ virtue 81 Deed Of Trust, executed ID Tho
subscriber BY julius =. Drnrken, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, will IL sold on a.
premises. for cash, on Tuesday tie aGlh instant.
the tract Of Land whcrCon the said julius :. Bac-
ken now lives, living on the waters Of stony
Greek, and containing 500 acres. The Planta-
ton Is ono Of the hest in the n.ichhnrhood. and
has on IT large aud well-fnished dwelling house,
and all necessary out buildings in good repair
Will also be sold, al the same time and place,
ono other tract Of Land in Casuell county, where's
on Joseph Brnckcn lived, containing I27 acres.
Also five negroes, Lucy, Nelson, Zena, Rich
ard, and Rachel; and also his interest IL four
other negroes
Also, one Road Wagon, Barouchc, IIluggy,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Horses Cat
tie, Hogs. sheep, Wheat, Corn, &c and all his
Farming Utensils.
The sale will be continued on "Wednesday, tho
3lst, or until all is sold
GEORGE HURDLE, Trustee.
Orange county, January 2. Co.
The Milton Chronicle will pease insert until
day Of Sale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Late from Europe.

Of Frsnce-- Flight ~ ne Pops-Atdis0iion
offht Emper~ n Ausiri0-Riots IN Prussia
-Lsidnd Quiet.
The steamer Eusopa. Capt. Lott. arriv-
ed III New York on Monday afternoon.
bringing dates from Liverpool 10 ,he lcth
uli.. being iwo weeks later Than our pre-
vious adviees. Our correspondent has
forwarded US The following summary Of
news /:
by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted for tho Baltimore tmericanl
New York, Dee. 81, 8 Pm.
The Cunard steamer Europa arrived
this afternoon from Liverpool. whence
she sailed on the 10th ullimo. The most
importan, intelligence by this arrival ia the
rcsnl, OF the recent Presidential election in
France.
Louis Napoleon has been elected Pre-
sident Of France. The country is repre-.
senied as ,raoqui.
The Pope has been compelled to leave
Italy, and was under The protection Of the
King Of Naples.
France. laies, intelligence from
Paris isl 10 10 O'Clock p. M. On Thurs
DAY, The 18th. a, which time tranquility
prevailed. The latest election returns
show majority in favor Of Prince Louis
Bonapar,e which, with those before given,
leave no doubt Of his election.
Prince Louis Bon7par,e has proposed
TO raise Gen. Cavaignac 10 the rank Of
Marshal Of France.
A partial amnesty is still spoken Of as
likely 10 be presented 10 The French ham
her. ei,her by Gen. Cavaignac or the Mn
istry Of Prince Louis Bonapar,e. Il is
understood tha, il will not inclaae The pri.
soners of Vlncennes.
Prussia.-At Memil. on The 4ih Dec,
the most alarming riots took place. On
the 5.h the entire town was in possession
of the populace for four hours, during
which Tine great excuses were commit
ted.
Austria. The military executions for
political offences still continue. The cho.
lera Is raging learfully at Preshnrg.
Ireland.-All is tranquil. Lord Claren.
don was formally received on his return
TO The Vice Regal Lodge. The usual al
dress OF confidence was voted To him, cou
pied with recommendation for removal
Of grievances under which the country
labors. His exeellency's reply is TEN.
perate. and disclaims any design on the
part Of the Government. To exclude Ca
tholics from juries.
/ Italy.-The revolution in Rome ha:
terminated by the flight Of the Pope. The
head Of the Roman Catholic Church. One
of the mos, popular Princes that ever as
cendrd the papal throne is now an exile
and wa t,srer. The Pope, il appears, af
Ter the scenes last described, remained ,
prisoner in his palace. protected from per
sonaI violence by the French Ambassador
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Caught at Last The three swim

Caught at Last The three swind-
lcrs who have been prowling about in The
counties of Moore, Cumberland, Robson,
and Richmond. in North Carolina, aud
in Marlborough District in this Stale, for
saveral weeks past, were arrested on Fri
day last and committed to the Jail Of
Richmond county. They had succeeded
III passing of several hundred dollars in
ten dollar counterfeit bills on The Bank of
Cape Fear. one hundred dollars Of which
was pad 10 Mr.. Charles Dry. Of Union
county, N. G.. in The Disiaict Of Marlho-
rough, :. q. for horse, and $3.50 10 Mr..
Noah Gibson, of Richmond, for couple
Of horses. We have been unable 10 learn
any Of the partlcnlars, further than the
above, and they had refused 10 give their
names or answer any questions whatever.
The rnnn,iy is rife with such swttdlce'.
and the people siould be upon the look
"h. Csevar Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The Pre-. il aee.ing fraa Rn.ar. snsI
Mfg a Naries. mi ~ rnfer il,r pro-
ifrii'n n IT, Kins. III. ilniinr-s Triusrai
~ H. n frarre. mi - signed pInicsi
sirrisT'rg all Ilie lie ar's rnid.
AussEia.-Tie Enternr has sbiirairi
IN issnr 4 his n.pirN. TIE new Minis
iry. hv is President. rtii,lisllesl an ad,lrrss
r"niaining The Paliry file new fmpelar.
IN uhirh ne pledges 10 maintain lhe librr
~ Of he country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Meeting on the Slavery Question:

A meeting of members Of Congress from
the Southern States, of both political par
ties. was held in the Senate Chamber. on
Friday night the 22d inst, and continued
to late hour. The meeting was adj
dressed by Messrs. Calhoun, Westcoit.
Foole, Bayly. Stephens and others. A
series Of resolutions in defence Of South.
ern rights. was submitted " Mr.. Bayly.
Mr.. Stephens was opposed 10 any move.
men, until some overt act had beeu com.
mitted BY the North, and therefore moved
the reference of Mr.. Bayly's resolutions
and The whole subject to'a committee
composed ofonc member from each slave
holding State, TO repor, ON the 18th Of Ja-
nuary. This proposition was sustained
by Mr.. Toomhs, in speech Of much abb
li,y, aud finally prevailed, whcreupon The
meeting adjourned.
The correspondent Of the North Amer.
lean SAYS:
If Giddings and his associate dema-
gogues are permitted to go on--if The re-
representatives. Of the enlightened opinion
Of tue Free States will permit themselves
10 be led by such ambitious inireguers,
who have moi one particle of principle OF
feeling in the question: but that which con.
Germs their own political prospects, then
there mus, be ruptnre--it is the duty Of
the Northern members 10 meet together
and determine 10 throw of this incubus.
Let us who ale The sincere friends ol
the abolition Of slavery and slave traffic,
select men OF honor and integrity TO lead
Us. and not trading politicians. whose
breads depends upon the agitation which
they can excite"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Robbers Arrested Several person

Robbers Arrested Several persons
have.heen taken up and committed TO our
Jail, on charge OF robbing the Store of
Mr.. John ID. Williams on the night Of the
18Th inst. In the possession Of one Of
them, white man living q few miles from
town, were found goods Of Mr.. Will
liams. and also some belonging TO Mr..
Jessup. whose store was broken open last
Spring. hesl,les other goods not vet idenii-
fed. This man. we learn, has son.in-
law engaged in pedding. An officer las
been sent n'pursuit;of him.
Fayetteville 0Jserrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
"Wednesday, January .,
Election Of senator.

n Consequence &c nj Publishing last Eeek,
~ re lair II annoanrins d realrrs The graf
I. Ing Intelligence thai our pfesrni allie scnaior
i consrss. GIonGK Z. B.sarn. has heen ~
sleeled Cor sir years from M iih q Marsh next.
The election Was effected On he 2oih ult. Mr..
Bad.rr rrrrisins So votes. jass enough 10 elect,
l6s having l~en casi. The Democrats geuessl-
l. vo,rl iar NJ. cIingman. . whig. hoping. We
.lnase. 10 draw snoash Wings % his support 10
defeat Mr.. Badger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
The Cholera At New cr;eans.-We

regret 10 see that the Cholers is still on
the increase al New Orleans. The num-
Der Of deaths hy this disease, al The Char
i,v Hospital. Tor the twenty four honrs en-
dirg al G o'clork in The evening Of The goth
ul,imo. was IS; for the ensuing twenty
four hours The deaths At The hospital were
%. We have no authentic account or The
entire number Of deaths in the city. pri-
vate reports by The Telegraph state them
al IS on the fret Of the above mentioned
days. and 43 on the other day and like
dispatch. dated on the evening Of the 25lh,
announces ihs, The deaths BY this dreaded
malady had that dsy run up 10 $50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Death Of mir. Fulton. We petlor

ExEt 0HV1Eff
truly unwelcome duty in announcing The
death Of Mr.. David Fulton. Editor 81 the
Wilmington Journal. which occurred 10
Charleston on The oath ulIlmo. lie went
10 that city shout ten DAYS since, in the
hope Of repairing the ravages Of disease
Of an inflammalory nature under which he
had been prosrralcd for many weeks. lie
has left wife and child 10 griere over
their blighled prospects. His age was ~.
IlisFemains were brought here yesterday
for inlermeni. VIII Chron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

sosioE. Dc. Is.
Tie Cali Fsrr a ne Ssndsrick Islaads-Hs
ritis Mrssaue u lie FJse hlsnd.
4 vessel arrived :. his pnrs io-Asy from
the Srniwirh Islands. and ihe Captain re-
porn lhal Ilrse Islands have bernne II
most dePopulaled. The inhabitants having
lskan 10 The gold fever aud we're emigra,-
60 California as fasI as conseyanees
eould he procured.
He SsndSieh Island papers report that
a horrible massacre mas perprirsied Al The
F'jer Islands on The 18Th 81 Aprh last
The commander u lie English naval for
ces n hose seas hsd drspsirhrd iwa ~
ihs English cruisers % The Fsjres. CT The
purpose Or nndering aid % lie White H.
hahiG.nls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The meeting Of the southern Members Of Con-
gresS. called in consequences Of proceedings in the
House Of Representatives affecting he question Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia. We ure pleas
81 10 Sc il stated. was characterized by great
c-lunacss and de.iheraiion. If,hs Southern men-
hers viii continue 10 meet this question with firm
nrss. AMI without excitement, We doubt not they
will find among Northern men,lrrs. when the
subject shall como Up far iinll aclion. lnsnt who
will unite with them in checking the isnsiieal
real ofGidlnss and others. We have confidence
in the good snzc OF the Toeple Of the North. aud
in their devotion 10 the Union and We cannot
believe they viii CONSENT 10 Inflow the lead Of
such men as Giddings in violating On spirit, il
not IN the lcler.) the compromises in the cons,i-
tuition on the slave question, and thus aid in Sc.
vering The bond q Union.
Immediately after the Adoption, by the House
81 Represent iiscs,. ~ Mr. Cots resolution in
siuciing the conVnitiSs IN the District Of C0lum-
hia to report bill prohibiting the slave trade in
said District, which mainly led 10 The call Of the
meeting above alluded to, Mr.. floumoy. OF Va,
offered a resolution ins,rneiing The same commit
tee TO inquire into The eIpediency Of rriroceding
said District to the state Of Maryland. with the
exception Of the public grounds aud buildings;
which resolution was adopted. II measure Of
this kind ran be carried out. !. will forever put
stop % this exciting subject in Congress far
the District Of Columlq is concerned. Gidlings
would perhsps then find " 0,hello's occupation
gone."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Rm.grat.on Do. Tez.s.-A nnner.rI

Emigration 10. Tesss.-A paper.pub-
lished IN he pari'ho Of Rspid,s d. states
that the number Of people passing 10 Tex
as Is unusually large. u says sseI since
The Presidential elsriion there has becn a
constant train Of wagons onslhs Rad Z"
the nrlglihoring Slaie. They are chiefly
iiom AI.sssippi. and appear 10 have slsrI-
ed immediately after The, elerlinn. All he
MAN roads 10 Texas are crowded with en-.
grants. n 20. co.yisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The rumor oflhe murder Of Rev. Daniel
Baker. On esteemed PRESBYTERIAN Mis-
sinary 10 Texas. is con,radicied. letters
having been received frnm him At Prince
ton. tNew Jersey,l sisling his escape from
the perils 10 which he was exposed among
The Indians, and hts safe return 10 Victoria.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
SCHOOL.

TliE subscriber intends to employ compc-
tent fcmltc Teacher, TO take charge Of a
School at his p,tc Of residence IN IIillshorough,
and would res fully solicit the patronage Of
his friends and the public generally.
A few boaldc.s can I've taken.
Terms in the School according to the branches
taught.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
December Is. 6l--iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

VIM. cambridge Epcs,.,he nurdsrerof
Mr.. Muir. was hanged al Dinwiddie Conr,
House, Va. on Friday The 22d ulnmo.
lie made full confession Of his guilt in
regard 10 the murder of Muir. but denied
that he had committed the other murders
allIbuied To him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
THE cHoLrRA II NEW ORLEANS.

-fcA ofirdtiss Dfr- ~Ss Ir5o-
.Ths Cholera has psrslized business
10 an enormous extent. Oar Hotels are
NEARLY rscani; III Iilairould leave are gone.
v Thin TWO days that epidemic has taken
nj only the Pnor and exposed. but some
Of our best citizens.
Cincinnst. Dec. =. 10 AZ.
The arcounis received here N The raw
ages Of The 'h0lrTa II New Orleans and
on board Of tie bnals hound up sre well
calculated 10 create The utmost eonsleIn.-
lion among our citizens.
The slrsmer Psyinna. from New Or
leans. arrived here a few minutes ago.
The capisin reports that The Cholera was
raging 10 an alarming extent in New Or.
leans when he lell on The 2lsl. Fourteen
deck passengers died With the Ihalera
On board the Ieyiona, while coming up
the Mississippi.
The Captain Of the Peyions further
states that Tie steamer ST. Cloud VAS w.
ing Al ficksburg. unable 10 proceed any
further on account OF the leshu. farages nf
the cholera on board the boat. while on
the pafsage up. The captain. the msie.
the clerk. and one 81 The pilots Of the Sc.
Cloud. had all died with The cholers The
remainder Of the crew deserted al yicks-
burg.
The Peytona passed the steamer South
America. coming up. full Of sick passen-
gers, only small crew on board, scarcely
enough 10 work The boat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
The sCasord and Roanoke Railroad.

The Norfolk Courier Of Monday. says
that measures are in contemplation.
which arc likely 10 be very speedily con
summsied. for the renewal OF this road. :"
The Courier adds. thai matters are in
the hands Of men of capital, ability. ener.
gy aud zeal, who may be relied upon to
carry such measures as may be adopted,
into immediate effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

Ohio State DEBT The credit OF 0hio.
notwithstanding the snsrl into winch her
legislators have gotten ihemselves, will be
maintained. The agen, in New York has
received notice from the Treasurer Of Ohio
that the January interest on The State Bond
is already provided for. and win be paid
beyond contingency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

Nv. Ellis. 60. rrsiynel ~ -, IN The Hel@-
II Commons. and wrii n election Was issued %
supply The vacancy. The election was % he held
on Saturday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
Railroad Across the Isthmus of Pa.

nama.-A company has been formed IN
New York city, for building railway
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, across the
lsihnus Of Panama. and the following
gentlemen selected as Trustees, viz Gen.
Winfield Scott. Cornelius w. Lawrence,
Esq. Matthew Morgan. ESQ, Samuel,
Jan'lon. Esq. &. A. Davis, Esq, Judge
William Kent. Bonks FOR the subscription
{ stock are opened.
The grant IRON the gov >rameH, Of New
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The South Carolina I.cgislaIVP haze
passed 10 second reading. bills auIhorising
The s1sIe TO subscribe s2OO.nOO 10 The
South Carolina pat Of the Wilmington
and Manchester railroad. and 10 siTord
aid 10 the Columbia. GreenriIls, and Char
loIle roads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
iESA,aID, A.sS5


THE subscriber having located his family in
The town OF illlsborough. atlthat pleasant
dwelling known rs the residence Of The late Mrs.
Waters, would be glad to accommodate some
eight or ten boardcrs. Families who board. and
Young men coming tn this place to school, will
find this very desirable and pleasant place. 2
Terms low, TO suit the times
SAMUEL PEARCE.
December Is. 6l-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The South Carolina I.egislsmrf has
again refused 10 pass tho bin giving
ihe election of Presidential electors 10 The
people. Ths vole stood in tie Senate,
yeas %. nays %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
major Gen. Gaines, has receir

mSUI Gtif. ddlnbSs mas IecelNeu or
ders from The President To repair TO the
Western Division of the Army. TO be rea.
DIV 10 assume the command ofii whenever
MaiorsGen. raylor's resignation shall
create vacancy there. So says the n.
York Day Book, which adds that Gen.
Gaines and family leaves Washington for
New Orleans forthwith. bah. Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

0hio.--The House Of Representatives
Of Ohio. after ploiracicd struggle ofihrce
weeks. effected a partial organization on
the 25'h nl'imn. BY the adoption, by both
parties. Of compromise proposition which
excludes temporarily both SETS Of members
claiming the seats which the appor,ion-
ment law assigns 10 The city of CiGcinna.
4. No business Of interest, however. had
been done n The dale OF our last accounts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
r. G IN ale School,
Nc

TIME Winter Sessionsof Mr.. and Mrs. BUR-
i WELLS School will open on the 10th Of
January. Arrangements have been inside for
instruction in Music, French, and Drawing. by
well qualified teachers.
Tuition, ST., SIS, Sl7 30
Music. 20 %
French and Drawing, each, 10 90
December Ia. Ill
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

A Good Example. Tine Wigs Of
ward six Of the Guy Of Boston raised funds
suiIicieniio give every poor family in the
ward good substantial dinner on Christ
ma. day, Without di.unclion Of parry.
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letters
A X
Mrs. A. kshe. Julius L. Kern.
b ].
]. A. Blake, A. Lynne.
Robert Biloc, Hammer Lattice,
Martha Baililf. MlcaJah Lashley.
r.. F.sBanch, . NJ
j. Barnett William Mn,ray & Son,
James Boon, ]. 4. Morehtad,
Martha 5. Bacon. MARY M.Kerrall, 2
& James 4. Malone,
Mn. A, Cameron. Simmons Mays,
Anderson Idle. John d. Moore.
Thomas Cameron,
S. G. COCHRAN, Maria Nichols,
Ellington Coal. Jonathan Nichols.
Abram Crabtrcc, %
feuy Goblc, Mary Oslcshy.
William Crabtrec. Z
d Thomas Phillips.
Reuben Day. Thomas I. Piper,
u William Parker,
n, ~. Leonard Phelps.
Allen Edwards.
Judith Richards,
- David 5. Rsy,
Jane y. nhson' Myett Roberts,
John ). Faucet, I'm Road
William ]. Fields, g
William Faucet. ea;,h
+ Samuel smith.
Farthng Garrard, Henry Sweeney.
A. H. Graham, 2 T.
William oarre'. Aaron Trip,
Charner Grant. Richard rapP,
I'll w. Thompson,
Miss Betsy A. Holmes, Ann Thompson,
Williamson Holloway, J. ;. x J. Thompson,
ID. III. HiIlshoro, Rnfiin Tapp,
William III. Holden, Elizabeth farmer.
Starkcy Harrell,
Mildred Holloway, James Vaughan.
Mrs. Harrington, w
Thomas Il. Hawkes., Mary Williams.
Peter Howell, Henry Williams, 2
james Holloway, Jobn Williams
William Hornef' N. A. Whitfah.
Phillip & r. Walker,
John Jordan, John Z. Workman,
A. ]. Jones. William X. Walker.
Or Persons calling foi any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JAMES M. PALMER, p. W.
January ?. 62-
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LETT Frs

~ ENA1NING in the Ps.t Office s-Iisbo-
= rough, n. q, on The lst day Of january,
ls4g, which IL not taken out within three months,
will he sent to the General Post Office as dead
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

The CYL u sseEs On IN ono = IN
Eeasiers will iaase .rarph. in,n ihs EnIses.
Mlairh lis haze lr..n, iinnr 70 liae E'na'
IN our rrlamsis. ltn ihr persons chosen
- rlsiniig IL u rl.nsa q. ~ he IenPl' =
lie srrrl.I rauniles i 4 districts IN III
Stale ~ Ohm 70 rnnp'se the l.rgislainrs
nfiilai State. arriving a the Seal Of tils'
ernmrni "a hold ilaeirannnAl session. have
after lleing many days lagrihrr. instead q
argsnizing themselves into teiiheraii,s
h0,li.s arrarlling 10 The requiremsnis 4 The
Constitution. been able g. agree on nnih.
Ing h,ll 10 disagree Innsl obsiina;eiy ard
periinariou.ly. Our latest accounts. BIZ
he Telegraph line. lefl them IN Stale II
eonlnslon worse and worse rnnlonnd-,i;
and the probability now seems 20 he. ill.l
they will hi.peIse 10 their several homes
without eileeling an organization Of tbs
Legislature.
Into The merits If tins dissen,ion il is
hardly waIlh y llile for rs here 10 enter.
ID il snnngh thai lie1isis. 10 make il sub
jeri 81 depreciation hy III The losers oflaw
and order. Bu'. happily. il i in no sense
VIA, j. sometimes termed Revolution.
nnr even / ichrlion. Ihe People nf The
Stale have no roncrm in il al nssenl but
as spectators 81 an idle contest between
their servants. Among whom they vii NOT
fail 10 find nui who is 10 blame. and 10 re.
buke lhem srcnrdinsly. Nor will sny
serious e,il easne. should the Legislature
altogether fail 10 be organized. The af-
fairs Of The Stale. under is Executive Of.
ficrr'. will 60 on quietly IS usual. The
consequence. a. We understand IL, with
simply be The inlermission 81 legislative
session fnr lie current year; rircum.
stance perhaps 10 be desired rather Than
alter the iil-lemper and excite
mrnl into which the representatives. Of Tie
parties in llIe Stale have wrought
Before 'iie lime comes for The I.rgisla.
lure aesin to assemble. new election will
have heen held throughout the State. and
he People will have senled The question
nf who is right and ~ho is wrong in This
mnrh more effectively and
ihsn il conld have been set
led had powder and halls been resnried
d. as, would hrnbably have been the case
10 any Government differently constituted
rom ours, instead 81 the bsllol.box.