The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-15


A Drmecraffc ConYenfbss.
II "'ii he -sn. By ne,iee IL ts-d.y's pspsr.
that The Dennenlir fsny Ia oTsnss are DIDO
s<d 10 make a i.ssrahls rs-psa.s 70 de can q
ih< Drnesuis Of Jshs-ssa fsr csasens,on 10
nominate raadid.is fss csass<.- IN shis biz
irirt We arc not surprised a lhis. sfis ths
sanea srP~sl and alarming Suggestions la the
srsiris af the Raleigh standard. rsesadiag ,he
esiiof the JshnAon Democracy. Ii~zssneugh.
Al ihis junetrre. 20 dIsturb the rqasnimiiy eyen
Of the -uulsnifed- onI, think Of n. n q
Convention Is not h<ld. and the D<naefstie par
iy ihrrsl, uniird, The eppdehs pany may centre
upon .ene such Wing a. Henry w. Miller. esq-
and eieei himl-sna this. too. nos~iIhsianding
the Democracy have majority Of over too ihou-
ssnd b. The district l. il not moreover. Ia-
dc singular. that such notes - shess should cons
from qust~s which has pronounced the Wing
party -dssds" Dead. . h, !, and YET ke~p The De-
nsensy In Jresd alarm! The Whis party aesd.
shi and ye, hos who profess to have triumph
ed over il in lis might. nov Gar tina, the hare
announcement of the M Ne Of one Of 10 patriotic
leaders would bring them out in such force ., To
dsfesi the Democracy Admirable eonsisisney
this. !. il noll
But notwithstanding I'll the experience which
the STANDARD has haa in such matters. il dupli-
city il this esSs u too transparent 90 admit Of
moments doubt The movement 10 adjusted, not
BY the fear Of the Wings but dissatisfaction with
Mr.. ycnable. He has no, submitted With rufIi-
eieni dociliiy 10 the discipline Of his party. and
he u TO be thrown overheard; and the arsumeni
Of the Standard 10 10 prepare 10, the operation.
II these are the iscIingr which prompted the
call Of convention, lis composition viii not like
y be favorable ta<,he nomination of Mr.. vsna-
he. How then will ihs harmony Of the party"
he promoted Win Mr. venable -conyni 10 be
,hps uneerernoaiousIy thrown ovsrboardi We
do not beliess he will. Important questions have
been introduced into the canvass, which il xilI
not be very Easy 10 snow under.
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A Fearful Acciiens.-ws learn that
on Thursday last. feaduI accident occurred in
the Northeastern pant Of this county. Mr.. lance
Horner, . wagner, while riding in company
with his son, proposed race, which was agreed
to. They had no, proceeded Ear, when Mr.. Hor-
ner's horse threw him against a tree. shsitering
his skull and breaking 4 number Of hrs ribs.
When picked up, the breath was siil in bis body,
but he survived only few minutes. We under.
stand that he was under the excitement Of liquor
when the accident occurred.
The IIaIcy0n, and North Caro-
lima lntclligencer.-We have received
the prospectus Of new paper with the above u
tie. to be published .. Beaufort. in this State, By
our late townsman, Capt John Cameron. Inpo
litics, the Tnieligencer will be decidedly Wing
hut it, more particular aim will be 10 develop
the resources and advance the interests Of thI
State. An attempt will be made 10 give sufiicien
variety in lis columns to render il an agreeable 70
so,.rce TO every READER and the editor states tina
he has the assurance Of efficient aid in attaining
that object.
/ The Intelgcncer is to be Published weekly, q
$3.50 in advance, or So IL payment he delayed.
A prospectus can be seen at this Office, upoI
which those Of Capt. Csmeron's friends who wisl
to receive bis paper, can enter their names.
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The First Revolver.-The Atlantic
ncw paper recently commenced in Newberu
states that the first Revolving Gun was inYrnie
by Mr.. John Gill, an ingenious mechanic Of ths
town, some tweniy-ihree years ago. The gu
made hy Mr.. Gill, has fourteen chambers, con
s,ruc,ed similarly to those in Colts pistols
and these chambers are revolved by the hand
instead Of being resolved by machinery as in III
pistols 1t will 10 execution, il is said, at iii,
lance of eighty yards, with remarkable force an
pecison. I, appears that Mr.. G.. failed to g
a patent because of his modesty aud crcdulil,
having desited in his application when told I
Washington that patent had already been oil
tanned for an invention applying the same primo
| pie. Colts patent was taken oui some time :
Ter Mr.. @. visited Washington. The A,lant
states that The gentleman who has the gun il
tends 10 forward i to the Worlds Fair, with ce
,iiicates proving the time Of its invention.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL -AssENBL,
10. S.)-This body closed its protrac'
ed session at Philadelphia on Frida
afternoon the Sd inst. In the mornin
8 DR.. VIM. s. Plumer made report fro'
!. the special committee appointed at II
b last General Assembly to take into cor
: si.leratisn some means Tor securing tn
il right Of conscience in religious MAJ
tiers to American citizens in forelg
IS counties. The report was quite volt
minous, and contained ashistory OF I'll
!. efforts which have been made .durin
Tho vaar IN acrom nlisk the INFECT of I'll