The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-10

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BE- sd 70 sapy rs YEA. 4 cor .Iaes Eouii a
ma ofii. ID lls st.-nrs u Nj. Bragg. BE- ra
lrplicd 10 ~ ssnsssI Z. Person, esq. The d.
ess-ion oeruPied skr Shuas d de siienoon. sns
~.s conducted ~aA rrssss and good humar
Ne. Person. Ne trs~. b srniI<msn Of siilty
bot Gra. Doeksy rerms 10 have goa lhe sdsaa.
ia-s 81 him in The DISCUSSION The H<lsld says
q Gen. Dcekey;
He made decidedly favorable inn
preston upon our people. Plain, no.
hest, unassuming, there is hnlhins of
the politician about him. You know
him at CAGE TO be frank. manly, re-
liable man, M flummery, above board.
sincere. in whose statements the PEG.
pie NAV rely. lie is much stronger
man in debate too, than had been sup
posed !. ready, armed at all points,
equal TO the emergency. lie .'wool.
led" his Democratic adversary yester-
day in beautiful style; turned the ta-
bIes on him amid roars of laughter;
brushed away his sophistries with an
iron hand. The Wings were delight
ed with the result Of the interview I;
more smiling faces we have not seen
for a long while.
The Standard and The Metro
pslitan.-The STANDARD has so long had the
control Of aairs at the Capital 20 far as the De-
moerslie party was concerned. that lis usual equa-
nimiiy has l~cn greatly disturbed by the prospect
ofhssing formidable rival starring into life along
aide ofiI. Is ncighbor. the t;lrsfie. has taken
the imposing name Of : The Metropolitan" and,
having hoisie.l The Democratic flag With the name
Of Bragg inscribed upon iis folds. will doubtless
come in for share Of the Democratic patronage
upon which the STANDARD has been growing so
fat The sury manner in which the Standard
notices the Metropolitan in the .sue Of the third
inst.-the only notice of j, which we have seen
in that papcr-wilI forcihly remind one Of old
Towser when disturbed by another dog while he
10 enjoying good bone. Woo.woo-woo," says
Tosser. and then, with snarl. snaps al the in-
truder. So with the STANDARD. But We must
give our readers specimen.
The Metropolitan published corrected list Of
the delegates to the State Democratic Conven.
ton, and stated that in the hurry Of business the
names Of many we're omitted ia the fifst publish
ed list, and the names Of others inserted who
were not delegates insiIendancr. Thisthe STAN
dard takes up as personal. and undertakes to show
that there is only slight variation in the list as
Published in that paper from the one Published
in the Meiropoliiaa, but the cream Of the mat
ter is. that Mree Warren Democrats we're omit
ted in the Standards list-snd most Of the War
rem Democ ats voted for Mr.. yenable last Au-
gust! We will not say that this omission was
intentional.
Having disposed Of this matter. the Standard
quotes the following from the Metropolitan:
/" Ii Democrats are driven. by force
of circumstances. to advocate certain
measures not laid down in their creed,
the blame must and will fall upon the
shoulders Of men in high places"
To which the Standard appends tbs following
remarks:
The expression men in high pla>
ces,' is intended. we presume, to in
ciude President Pierce. Good Demo-
Gratis are never driven, by force Of
circumstance to desert their princi.
Pies"
VIVA, vii; the Metropolitan say to that! A
few more such ihrusts will prepare the two jour-
nails for very harmonious cooperation in the
support Of Bragg and their rickety Democratic
platform.
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