The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

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maas ,hss q getting ossr difficulties. BAT she NJ
uibo,ien saos come The Psople Of he seseaa
sens.orial dis,.irt have nights wrll a. she r<o-
PIE Of o,her districts, snsshry ~slI demand inst
lhese rights shall h. daIy ronsijeEed IN matter
% important Is that a determining ~ho shall re-
present diem 10 the Senate. Tbs Democrats
party may le sided IN the election ofa senaiorhy
this sirons-hsndsd measure. bu, = shs end they
win moi take much b the motion. An able de.
hsie.-alslr an the Wig si1r-,Ook placs in re-
l<,snee oihis mss,ff. which you 10 end pretty
l,<eursirly reported in The Register The Senate
has done bot little eIse Than decide this matter.
The House has not ye, shown much DISPOSE
ton to enter upon discussions boz seems 10 % pre-
pssrd 10 work if il Is decided that nov is ths
proper Time 70 d. il. Mr.. wiley's proposition 4
adjourn on Monday The lih. 10 mees again on
the firsi. Monday in December. understand vii
8 he fasoably reported on BY the committee to
: which IL was refrned. his doubtful whether i
|. viii he adopted, however. Until that is decided
, no business, (ehrr ihan that fo' which the Leg
islaiure Was specially ealIed viii be insfsiuced
Saturday. Dctsaer ..
M. J. ". Leach. fsam The special conmiitrs
70 whom was referred The resolution iaiioiuces
! BY Mr.. Wiley 10 adjourn on Monday next. re
: ported ihe same 20 he house to-day. and recon
!, mended i,s adoption. s~eul constitutional qurs
|, iions being insolsed IL the matter II adjourn
8 mrni. debate Of SINE length ensured. in which
Il was clearly msniI, s,cd that there is consdera
!, lie ability among lhe psw members Of the House
Mr. Phillips, Of Orange, participated in the debate
j, and Sustained himself with much credit. II seem
10 be the general impression that in debate. h
has superior, Of any thing like his age, 10 III,
r Legislature. Gen. Saunders attacked some Of hi,
: positions. bur Mr.. PhilIips defended them, as
+ ihoulht, quite successfully, and certainly with
skin and bcroming madesiy. The prevailing
lopinion seemed 10 be- that the constitutional dif
iicuiies could be avoided by continuing in session
aud consequently the resolution was rejected by
: vote Of otto So. The Senate adjourned before
The ousc, and have not heanl Thai anything
OF interest was transacted.
IL Monday Morning.
! lcam thai the Hon. George +. Badger and
the Hon. Edward Sianly arrived in the city on
Saturday night Tha many friends Of Senator
Badger win he pleased to learn, thai conculIa
: ton with the physicians in Philadclphsa has re-
II
lieved him from uneasincss with reference 10 the
j place on his side, which was thought 10 he her.
MIA. The physicians in Philadelphia pronounce
il an enlargement Of the vein. which is attended
with no danger. Mr.. sianly is expected 10 adj
I dress the citizens and others heFf tonight
The Hen. 1'hos L. Clingnan is expected to
leave for lhe Wesl to-day. to take the stump for
Pierce aud King. His intercourse while here has
been chiefly with the Democrats. and 10 them he
seems 10 he looking g: countenance and support.
Surely the Wings Of the west will not suffer them
selves to bc led by Mr.. Clinsman in his complete
abandonment Of principle. The Democrats say he
is a good enough Democrat for hem. and they
are reaiy Ia promote him, after he has done some
service in the ranks. ! wish them joy on their
new accession; hut unless they aid his am
bile. | send you copy Of bis letter TO DR.. Mills,
which YOU can dispose Of TO your hiking. Iregard
it as 4 weak production. unworthy of Mr.. Cling
man. His Arguments are unsuund, even il his
j premises were corrccts hut his premises are
known to be incorrect. Take asllecimen u his
logic: He says he has known Gen. Scott for a
great many years, and il gives him pleasure 10
testify 10 his high moral worth and honorable
qualities a soldier and man. But in 1918
Seward, Thurlow Weed aud Horace Grcely
were utterly hostile to him, while now they sup
port him, therefore he, II. l.. CIinaman, cannot
vote for scott! lie ean be an ally of Martin
Van Buren,. the abolition eader, in securing The
election Of man whose principles he has. all
his life, opaoSed; tui be ,annoi vote for good
Whishwhom he knousato he man Of high
moral worih," possessed 81 honorable qualities "
hciuse some abuliioni-ts support him.. Beau
illul logic This. And yet The Democrats expect
many Wings in the west L, he caught by ii!
We earn from the North Carolin, Argus,
that at the late term Of Richmond Superior Cout'
Judge Caldwell presiding, Wilson. w. Boyd was
put on his trial for killing Martin ]. Pickett in
Wadeshn'ough; The trial having been removcdto
Rirhml,lI Enunty nv ths State Tsh. ;ur, ron,