The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Thc Cl.ristiana Outragc.


We cam from the Philadelphia Nonh Amcri-
can. that on Monday last Judge Kane, at the sus.
ses,ion Of The United States Attorney for The
Eastern District IL Pennsylvania was 10 charge
The Grand Jury oflhe United States upon the Law
d Treason; and that il was the Intention Of the
District Attorney then 10 send bills Of Indicmrnl
to the Grand Jury against al the persons eharg-
ed with participating In the late unfortunate out
rage al chiaiana. 10 he tried a, the term Of The
Tile States District Court which commences on
tic 9th f 0ciuber.
Accounts from Lancaster are 10 the ed. The
Magistrates lad commenced ezaming the persons
acs,ed under the charge Of ailins and aleitins in
the murIcr Of Nc. Gorsuch, and aIso under the
charge Of ircasm in resisting the execution Of tho
laws Of the United States.
The following counsel appeared on tie part Of
the Commonwealth 81 Hon. John J.. Thompson.
District Attorney; William d. forlncy, Esq;
Tho mas Il. Franklin. Attorney General Of Ian
caste; county; Geo. l.. Ashmcsd. ESQ.,, Of Phila-
delphia. a representative Of The United States
authorities in place Of John w. Ashmcad. United
States District Attorney, absent on official hush
n IS; and l.. Brent, Attorney General Of Mary
land.
Able counsel appeared also on behalf Of the
accused.
II il stated that long before the hour lor the cx-
animation 10 commerce. the court room was
crowded 10 excess, and tho most intense inleres,
was manifested in the proceedings.
Five witnesses were examined, among whom
were United States Marshal Kline, DR.. Pierce
aud Mr.. Hu,chins.
Nothing i'm, ,orlant, further than what has here
toore bccn published, has as yet been elected; bu'
&c account SAYS, il is apparent that strong case
o. treason has been made out.
The defence minated that they had some
Thirty witnesses 10 he examined. The case viii
probably not be got through with hcfmc Thurs
day morning.
Il seem 10 lie the general impression amont
the members Of tho lar that the prisoners will III
committed 10 answer the charge oflreason agans
the United States.
The crowd in attendance continued very larg
up TO the hour Of adjournment.
President Filln,rc Is again assent from hi
duties at Washington, attending R,lroad Ju
hiec in Boston. We observe that the Governo
,icneral Of Canada. and suite were present at TN
jubilee. and were warmly cheered. Checrs 10
tae representative Of Royalty; but clubs, lead
and cold steel for a Southern man who lawful
attempts 10 rccl,m his slave How different u,
reception Of Lord Elgin in Boston, from tia
which poor old Mr. Gorsuch met in lancaster
Pennsylvania. Raleigh Standard.
What does the editor Of the STANDARD cxpct
10 acco nplsh by paragraph like this! Woul
he have President Of the United States TO r.
main as a prisoner in the city Of Washinsto
throughout the whole of his years Of service
Are his official duties so numerous and pressin
thai they must not 10 RENTED for brief spac
occasionally, that he may relax himself and mi
with the people, especially on occasions Of gre'
Jus'le, like thai at Buffalo or at Boston. intens
ed TO commemorate the completion OF imPor a.
works which mark the onward progress o. Q,
country to greatness, and are evidences Of IL
i;ides'ee Of prosperity which the people a
lying! Have not all our Presidents take