The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24


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His plan Irf f:''''~iassnk the fffsrns ind,
eaied, VAS 60 instruct she ranml.s,aae.s
sppoin,ed = sfs's< and digest lie -.
TUE laws 81 he s'~'r. = fepan "a h.
pezs I.esls's'aFt suitable zr' nf @~ss fr'
he psrpese. 'F 49, sh'rhrn you'd
accomplish. - ~ f'r<f'k shaved. Mold
be = expetHr ihe n'>'"s mas. e'xe more
cef'sin'y 10 ne ~. and save r1a
amount 81 lh'ney Z" ne people. The
drtnse Vas ron''nnfd on TUESDAY and
l'hafsl~y. h"' ?" .r''on has bern taken
u ie>l The popularity al ;'hf ,<se<surr.
Mr.. Tanner made vefy csedi ave speech
On The bill on Thursday. lie spoke in
i@sof 81 fhe bal.
{ On "Wednesday abe ball 10 appoint a
Generalf Superintendent Of cnmmon
Schools ani Tor other purposes. passed il.
second and third reading IN tie House.
u was ably as'soe~ssd ~ Mrssrs. cheuv.
Wtley. Sprnilt avery MCNEIL, Phillips.
and W J.t1ng bRsfs. Marin. Webb
and scz'ft 'he by 5h~re isio
doubt a. ~ nal '''a' : zraious and
failhlus superintendent would do mnrh 10
give efie'emy . euv s<s"'nmon School
system. and have 'hrr'"se bven in IL
y"r Of his prnpe.s''I''n ffom The onlsei. !
Irel Prrly sire ~ VIII pass The senate,
though ! have heard doubts expressed on
The suhJrei.
To-siays The Free S"tifage BILL passed
lis secoad reading IN HE lionse by ,ole
Of 64t627-more than she maJmiiy1re-
CURED. Mr.. Holeman and Mr. Cherry
made sperrhes againsi il-and they were
strong and sensible. Nj. Saunders, Of
Wake, made nm able speech in favor.nf il;
and Mr.. Caldwell OF GnIlIonl male
strong and el"quenI speerh IN opposisiun
Ia the Legislative mosie nj amending The
Consultation. have had hat Ii ,le Jnuhl
Of The passage nf sibis through The
licuse. VI ~ IS KILLED ~ all which is
doubtful. itmnsi be IN The Senste.
~ question, who IS TO succeed Judge
MI rn The Supreme Courl Bench, is
oneUT interest here now. have heard
! several names spoken Of. and not the least
prominent IS that Of G"v.'Graham. The
olhers are. Hon. Geo. Z. Badger. Bartho-
lnmew M"ore. ESQ.,, Judge Saunders.
Judge Battle. and Judge Strange. The
derisIon is one Of great imrorianee, and
hope tia, party feeling VIII mol enter IN
To il.
A motion was made 10 day To 60 into
The tlrriion ola u.SsSenai"r; bnt Wing
ohjec'ing. the motion was withdrawn.
The Democrats are somewhat. alarmed
as You may see by 'he last number Of The
Standard. they will endeavor to whip 10
|. The refractory memhrrs. The Wings do
: not make much raleulai'on on Their
i chance 81 pulling IN one oi iheir own
men.
na"'sn' No'e.''e' -O'", '''-.
The Two Houses toie.Iio-say lnf Sc
9 natnr, hui wiihou, making an election.
THE nonners were The Hon. James e.
D"bhin. the Hon; x NJ. Saunders. The
: lion. U. j.. Clngman. and MIR. James
u. Shepard. i60 votes were rasi, and
81 necessary 20 rh"lec- Mr.. Dnbbin
rereired ~. Mr.. Saunders IL. Mr. Shep-
:. ard | 3. Mr.. Cllngman 3, Mr.. Rayner III,
o Mi. Miller 8, Mr.. Sianly 8. and re re-
i mainder were sra,ifre'! amongs ome SIX.
: teen different persons. Another vote,
4 presume, will take place ON Monday.
e have heard the opinion expressed that
Mr.. Dnhhln Will moi be able To do any
: better Than he has Today. In that event,
: 81 course he cannot be elected. MIR.
: Clingnan, suppose. siansitsnn chance
u ilIs name was v'ildrawn. hy ms request
! b'iare The v''ie to-day; and Nlr. L''r,
VIII" nominated Gen. Saunders, stated
a thai he did.so without his consent. am
n mol IN the secrets OF .'ur party iIiend,
: and therefore do not knaw hat ihaK cal
rulaiinns are. snppOSc, h0weyeT, Tie