The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

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Hyman. Ed. af Edsreoml.r. IA. purchased d.
essasI-hiaeni Of the A<assilIs Messenger. ..a
changed rs name 10 The As~rsrllr srrrr.,s.
rAossh she nsms Of Inc paper is.ehanred. i.
politics will poi l~; and the sl<ei.tas .ilI .a,a.
cate with i<sen'ing zr.lrhs principle. and p.l,r,
Of The National RspuhIirsn Wig parry, :. n.
only truly conservative party q the u.lian. AL
though the Spectator vii he a ,oli,ssi isurn,l
4 will lesiaw prol<f desrec Of z,isalssa ma
lhe imPssisns suhj-rs II Asrkul,urr. and ei-,,,.
lapo'ss and ether interesting m.rl.r. M. NJ.
man fS hfief pr'ird lul,Ii<hsd /. sisflinz l,.;s.
Wing Jvaml in Wisconsin, In whirh Ne nro,,a
himself ~rll quaIi6rd Tor The posi,isa With a.
has now assumed.
The Democratic Free Prcm-
We have recri,rd ihser OF fsur nsml~r. d ! NV
paper published in Wilmington by Lawrence
Badger. Esp !, makes sooi appearance, and
i conduried with spi.ii and tact. Il i D~m..
cratic. a. is lille indicates; moderate enough in
lhs main. perhaps, hu, ultra on sone points. VI.
attribute 4 10 propensity To rsoeIi,his. II hi.
k'n, that The editor fails oul with Presiden, Fin.
m're ~ acknowledging in bis message J<sau,
gratitude that on retiring from Office he can leave
Tue e"nn'y ina stale Of peace and Prosperity"
\ dnSi kicked upi In consequence If quarrel = in
The DEPUTY King" Of cuha. il scs ms, wouIabe
much more c'ngsniai Ia his lasts. We mar h.
grei 10 se~ sueh rxcrniririrs IN 30 clever x,i,,,
hui we iru-t that - he grows older and The eouo.
Try wiser. flihusierism will vrrivr rss :, no.,h,
The paper. however, |. generally well Oiled. and
We h"pe i will be useful in ils day and renrn.
iion.
->s>>~~>~~>~>.
Speeches Of llnync and Webster.
We have hem f,vNed with neat ps,nnh,et
d - pages. published hy Messrs Re.lsling 4 Co.
Boston, containing The speech OF Gen. Hayns
~ South canlinn. IN The UnileL -tairs Senate IN
1890, on Mr.. Foo,e's resolution. and Mr.. wrh.
.'si's speech in iepy 10 h. Zen II,ync was
an eloquent delalsr and on the occason IL que.
ii"n, sinsi iarth - the chsnpim of the south
carina doctrine of the right. 81 the States. Tho
speech Is IT iniercst as q "reminiscences Of ne.
ad Of high p,litical excitement and acrimony:
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Standing 4 81. Ws5Srr. ts,ay. I'M; N ,'s,,. :
~, Welaef ~ l>rrn rr,nlrJ i Ii.
speech, and campfclsndsa proround an, aa;
exposition Of tie fu Iun.nt.l principles Or,
Federal Constitution, which win give honor 10
his name - long a the Constitution shall en-.
dur.
Aidiislil at.res. l. given to the publication
by the rrceni death ofnnc Of the distinguished ora.
tors. Il my I've ord-rcl from d ,son by mail.
The Price l. Is cents.
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bishop IYcs.--It appears tia, the ani.
INV "ut w WIN tNUtc h>ty
hom the \. York Times. in reference 10 the rom
mancaiisi Of ..one Of The clergy of North Caro-.
linz" gave amisconccived representation Of facts.
AMI We chserfuls give place to the communica-
ton below for the purpose Of making the proper
CORRECTION. We also, in compliance with the
wishes of our esteemed correspondent, give place
10 the communication referred 10, from one Of
the Clergy" This latter communication gives
no information in relation To the views Of Bishop
I,es chat was no Known 10 the churches in tho
iocrsr previous To bis departure; It's object sp.
praring To be 10 correct an erroneous impression
made By an article in the New York Times in
rr'ii"n to the influence the example ofthe Bishop
my have upon the Clergy and people Of the do.
'cse. 10 that respect only can the communica-
bon have incIes, with OR rra'lsrs.
The fact ih,, Bl.ha, Ives his gone over to
he Church of Rome. has been made certain
fran,