The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-19
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The news she brlags fram California IS
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fsraBIIsHxExr az GOVERNMENT.
Tie Aha California newspaper of lie
l9sh Jaly records n hai il drn0mlaaies
slle end u a'fesolaron. in The down
I'll &c the Legislative Assembly q liiai
disurs. xhich bo.ly. it viii be remem'
be- 1 MAS MI altogether satisfied with
General Rley's prnc.amslion and other
measures pursued b. lie officers OF the
General Government n sustaining The
auth nv III lie Alcal.se. and wefe there
lore unullling % Weld The position they
haI s.snnr.L Tile Assembly. howesrr.
IS xe learn IRON The Alta casinrnia. be.
coming satisfied thar their course could
uaiy tend 10 discard AMI anarraS, wisely
resolved 70 appoint day when The ques-
lion should br submitted q The people IS
IL their continuance in office: and Mon
DAY, che Oil o: JGly. having hecn appnia-
tel for this puTpase, an election was
he'd 4, Wl.ic!l only one hundred and six
ly.seyen sDles were polled in iaVer Of the
Assembly. Those cilizens opposed 10 the
Assembly. il appears. dIi moi so.e: Cor The
CALIFORNIA informs Is that 4 least six hun
drel iii lie resident voters failed 10 ap.
tear u The polls. The consequence was,
IhaI lie Legislative Assembly resigned,
snd rtass.i 10 exist.
The peorles then, Of al .iafiies. seem
TO have paiTiniically seconded In recon.
mcndalinns Of Gen. Riley. On The Isl
uf Angus, The election for civil officers
which lad been ordered hy him took
place. and vas conducted with good o.
der. Tie loloWing are the names Of the
officers elected:
Peter n. Burnett. Judge 81. the Superb.
or,Coun: Horace HAYES. preiecl: John
". Geary. Alcalde; John Turk and John
II. ki0gri. Second A!caldes: Talbot Ill.
Jireen. Tor Town Council; Edward till-
bert. Myron Norton. WIN. Gwin. Joseph
Hobson. and W. N. SieuaTl. Delegates
TO the Gons cation; aud Wm. ID. VI. How
ard, Francis J. Lippiii. A. J. Ellis, Fran.
cisco Senchez and Rodinan VI. Price. su.
pernuneTsiy Delegates,
4 Ills result is said ID have heen general.
". satisfactory. The first Of September
was tie iay appointed Tor The assembling
OF The Convention 10 adopt a Stale Con.
sulai,on, a,c.
We are graiihed to observe thai there
sppeais 10 be no ground 10 question The
attachment, If The inhabitants al California
10 Tie American Union. Some reference
having been made. ID one Of Gen. Riley
pFnclamaiions. condemnatory of any plan
which nigh; be mediialed Tor tile establish.
meni Of an Independent Government in
q that Territory, j, elected, from the Alta
California tie following conclusive and
satisfactory statement Oh tia, point:
r. II
have resided in California We have Reser
heard The idea seriously uttered that Cali
lorna should become an independent Gov.
ernmeni. We have. il is true. heard the
matter discussed in an argumentatlye way
bal never Nth any other conclusion thar
that every consideration Of policy, AMI
every tic Of consequently, must NECESSARY
" bind the two coasts IN an inJissolublS
union. We feel perfectly assured wher
we say that nine hundred and ninety nine
ofe cry thousand Of lis inhabitants enler
tain this opinion. There has never beer
an opinion Of The kind broached BY any
public meeting held ~ the country. We
have never even .sern the subject mention,
ed il any 81 The many slandetous letters
which lave found their way into the co,
lumns Of The newspaper press Of The Al
laniic Stiles"