The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

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easbis j. more elTsrissiy 10 lefsad i,srlf. We
turn % wasi faHp Immediately esseerns oar
srlses The ssaalzfJ. zhef having deah sssam-
manly with he chroaidr. comes CO. Ysh q
sweeping elaa.s against : = porlioa o. he Hhis
pms u his STATE AMI especially dc Hllslo-
rough Recorder. We are charged silh pss~@ss-
ing dislike % Cor. Reid : because be 10 De-
nacrais~ and i i sllesrd that our paay keIings
are % sifons that ~ : 6ad fsu's with him. 10
mailer what he msy u" and oppose his action
= right Or wrong
Nov al ihis. slang Of tho ssanaars Is per-
fsc:Iy grasaisous- he WIN IN vain search our
columns 70 sustain word o. il u i not ni.h
the sppoiasneni Of Pfof. Emmsnz. that We end
f.uls but the manner Of ils announcement; no, the
aesiea Of Gov. Reid. but Of Editor Hvl5<a. Prof
Emnons. We have no Doubt. il . sery suitable
person iH shc appointment conferred upon him;
bot vas i necessary in making the announce
menl. 10 bring out in bold vIieflle poverty d our
5.ase-,o proclaim 20 The world that there was no
psrsan il i q sufficient skin and ability 70 d
The wofkl Il MW
So. TOO. with regard 10 the preparation Of The
stone Tor The Washington Monument. No souh
the facilities AMI concentration Of skill - Wash
insson, will eaus< the stone 70 be batter prepared
aud simple statement Of that fart might have
justified the Governor in sending h III a rougs
state. but the editor took the paine to say, thai
The Governor had long delayed this duty IN ID,
hope ,h,, he woull be able 70 fiad some Nont
csroIins artist who wouIl cut The STATES arm,
AMI inscription upon IL, but that Ia eoaH .fna
40 compffeni person for ae fssk."
Now, % the Standard has msAs these an
nouncesn~nts 10 the world, We should like /,
know what effort was made to procure an arlis
Or man Of .eisner. Was due inqaiy mads
and proper diligence exercised in The search Q
was h expected that qualified men would com
toward ami prarcr their services without any Ia
iima,ian that ,hrir services wcrc wanted Ifih
Standard cannot answe, the fir-t Of these que
lions In the affirmative. has he not displayed
greater desire 70 justify The ,anly action Of d
Governor. than TO cherish the reputation Of Ii
Staici f
The STANDARD iniima.cs that NO dislike CO.
Reid . because he is Democrat" and " man
fest opposition 70 his action. RICH. or wrong
Now We are very sure that VIC have never man
feslel any dislike 10 Cor. Reid, Democrat or n
Democrat; and NO do net recoecl that We hav
ever found fault with any OF his acts, except Q
tho present occasion; and in this the matter |
which We complain /. not 50 much the act Of th
Governor, as Of the EDITOR Of the Standard. hi
svea II il were true that VIC thus injiscriminat'
" condemned The action Of the Governor, il
with very III grace that The Standard prefer
his complaint. President Fillmore has don
some things which have erioted praise not onl
fom tho great holy Of the people, but even froI
many eminent mon Of opposing politics; yet th
Standard has no, suffered one OF his acts 10 pas
without aciu,l condemnation, or such sheer .
he hoped would make il unpopular with its rea,
en-. An Instance Of this latter class wo find !
the paper before us. Our readers know th.
President Fillmore. as required by law and :
his sworn duty compelled him to do, has recon
II issued proclamation, duly warning all pc
sons ag,inst engaging in expeditions go.tcn y
Tor the purpose Of invading Mexico This y
Standard notices with the silly expression
/. This is well enough, but we cannot help thin
ling that Mr.. Fillmore is better al The proclaim
lion business than sny thing else" IL the e
Tor allows himself unlimited license in spcakir
of The Prcsi,leu, Of the United States, we cam
conceive that he has any right 10 complain il son
IliLer,ics are ,akca with the Governor ofs Stai'
Tho expression Of Standard with regard
!. fairness in The Wing papers, is perfectly Luz
erous, when one bears in mind the complsxi
Of his columns. We did not know that the wo
fanncss was 10 be found in his dictionary.
Letter from Governor Brown
The following letter from the present Gov
nor of Florida contains valuable suggestions,
il worthy Of attentive consideration. The y
|. that Mr.. Brown il North Carolinian viii
render The letter less interesting 10 our readers
: The editor Of the Wilmington Herald, on
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