The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

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viii axks proper Interest In Ehis msiirr.
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will pisee Ms IN our praper pass'saa
abroad. II ~lll shaw what rrsaures se
hare ~ilhin our borders. II viii pTrfl-
cure he stale NJ perlseiian 10 sh'rh We
shall sissiu when proper. general. and
liberal system of Improvements shall have
Developed our resources, and provided
adequate rewards fas well directed indus
Try. in every section of The State.
Yours sery truly.
JNO. GRAY BYNUM.
JoHs ID. HrsAs. ESQ.
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tn Mike judge 81 The supreme
Ceufs OF The uniled States The way and
manner The Senate OF The Unlied Slaies
have been msking Judge Campbell 81
Mobile. Ala. Is moi exactly rommenda-
bic. We do MOI mean 10 say anything
against Mr.. Campbell. We believe him
queii6el for The place. and Ina, is The
great point; for when good lawyer il
put on par far life. with a character ID
maintain here on earth. and lie Supiems
Judge 10 Judge him hereafter. we have
not much 10 fear as 10 his aels, whatever
may have been his previous opinions
True. he is said 10 border so mnrh nr
ultra Stale Rights Is 10 be almost Sc.
cessionisl; bus the Federal Bench vii
soon erpunge all such rrudiiies frum hi,
brain. a. il has erpungrd all such rrn.li
ties from The brains 81 al preceding Judgs,
&c like school from The Southern see
lion. Of The country.
The elIari Of The Senate, snceessiul q
lasl. 10 give this Judirial place 10 ..
called Democrat rather than 10 a Wing
| il what is censnrahle. What had poll
lies 70 do with The Supreme Bench
What has party 10 gain by taking Al
active man from busy life. and forerc
shelving BIN ON The Bench ~ the Su,
pieme Court! Nevertheless. the majn
rily Of The Senate. In order 10 have a a.
~ appointment, refused 10 confirm lhre,
unohjeciionahle men ahnm Presiden
Fillmore nominated. and threw The Va
cancy over 10 President Pierce. in o,dr
10 give him The naming OF the Judge
The vacancy occurred nearly wear aga
and il was The right and duty OF Mr.. Fill
more 10 Oil H.; but 10 prevent his dom,
il. the Senate declined 10 az, upon lii
nominations.
All THIS was disrepulahIr, nay warse
berause The effect Of il is 10 convert Ill,
!, Supreme Bench INTO political Bench
il. when y man gets there fnr life. Ii
could inrn bark and think Of The part
that put him upon il. When men
"spoils" are concerned. such acis can b
winked At; bn, when a Supreme judy
, is al stake. Senators ought 10 be asIiamr,
Of such conduct, and there is gull. in il
The more-ihey reflect upon their shut
fling on the nominations af Bradford an,
/ Badger. the mnre they must regreli'.
was just worthy of a nominating caucus
bnl utterly unworthy Of the Senate Of ID,
United States. N. Y. Express.