The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-05-22

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sxered 10 We printed. rnH
The crnsus bxl Vas considered in The Senate
an Tussl.y. and no.s Of The amendments Of The
1Iou.e we're ssreed -. one Of which fires the
number Of Representatives. 70 sss. The Bin is
sa.ended 10 he perpetual. ezeep, a. il may be al
sered by the future action Of csagrss.
In the Horsr on 'raesday, Mr.. ssaaly moved
. resolution to senninale debate in committee q
The whole on The California me s~sse on the Sc
cond Tuesday In June which WIS agreed 10.
variety of bills have hsen before the Mouse
OR lis action. among which were the. deficiency
hill, which has passed, and The een<ns bin.
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Our hanks are due to the Hon. Edward STAN
II Cor bound copy Of the Presidents message,
and accompanying documents. volume one.
The RcpsfsIIc.-Mesr@ Built and
Sergeant. under whose management thsi Wig
Journal, TmK RErraIIc. has obt1insds very en-
sendve circulation. have retired from the edito-
rial department. Messr. Gideon & Co, the pub
Fishers, have made an arrangem<s with Mr.. Al
len A. Hall, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
90 take the editorial dtsrse fthe paper.
The cause Of the change Is stated TO be person-
al difficulties with members Of the Cabinet In
their vaIedicioy address. Messrs. Built and Ser
geant say;
.In taking leave Of our friends, il Is proper
thss we should say that our css6dencc In Pfesi-
dealt Taylor is unimpaired; and that the senti
nent which has induced us TO devote the volun-
tecr scrvicaa Of years in his cause remains as ar
dent and a. unalloyed - when we first took the
field in his behalf. In his personsl integrity
in his unsslfsh pstrissism-in his nationality.
neutrality. and elevated honor-xe retain an up-
diminished confidence; and had we not reason to
believe that this sentiment b fully reciprocated,
VIC should mover abandon Ne position which We
surrender only from our Difference to his feelings,
and our unboundcd respect and reverence for his
character spd his services"
The Gencsec Earmer.-We have
received number Of this work. Il eoSt& ns
twenty-four largo royal octave pages issued
monthly, and is illustrated by numerous engrav-
ings Itappears to be well worthy the attention
Of farmers and planters. Price. SO cents for sin
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Sartain's Margarine Ser June kas
been received. The Embellishments. reprsnt-
ing the affection Of the Indians for Las Casus,
the Mothers Blessing, and Portrait f.Jcnny
Lind, arc highly finished and beautiful plates.
The literary contents, as far as we have had time
TO perusc them, are interesting and do honor 10
the writers. Published by John Ssrtain & Co.,
Third Street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. 4tanIy and the LOcOs.--The
ncmocraiic editors, Of late, are very diligently
employed in abusing Mr.. Stanly. as the very ex-
is,ence Of their party depended upon putting him
down. The pretenee for much Of this abuse Is
extracted from corrupt version of speech which
Mr.. stanly lately delivered in the House Of Rep
rescntatives in reply to Mr.. CIingman, which has
been published in most Of che Democratic papers,
the true speech, IS published by Mr.. stanIy, and
which will Se found in our paper Of the Sd and
10th Of April, they very carefully withheld from
their peaaers. In noticing the part which the
STANDARD takes in this matter. the Raleigh Times
of Friday says:
Now, since The speech has heen read nj
home--and when no . treason can be
fnnnd in 1.-THE Standard. quoting one OF
his "allies," declares that Il is not the
same speech which was delivered. but
one written ont afterwards. The insinua-
fion hefe is hat something has been omit
ted-ihough Mr.. tslingman said just the
contrary! Why these contradictions! Mr.
Stanly has been charged with "treason;"
with being u~sound on the Slavery
question:" with being " opposed 10 the
South. and sympaihising with the North"
-bul the Speech shows none Of this
and then one party charges him with
printing more than he had spoken and
The other with leaving something oul !!
Those Editors here. who take this letter
view, not having been present when the
speerh was delivered. ought to be able to
bring some proof. Lex chem specify, if
thev dare, the sentiment or word that was
omitted. But. indeed, let them point out
ihe passages they condemn. !, won't do
TO charge that he SAIL unkown things.
aad then omitted them from the printed
speech! Mr.. Clingmsn stands in the way
If that-he was wounded, he says. quite
. different way! II was printing more
Than was spoken that hurt him. We
challenge these mnurners TO specify wha,
they say was omitted. We know Mr..
Sianly well enough 10 believe, that If. BY
aec'dcnt, he .eni,ied anything he said,