The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-03


District should be represented. that the prefer
ences Of our friends in all pats Of the county
may he made known and duly considered. by
harmony and concert. a full Wing representation
from Orange may be secured, upon which may |
depend the election Of two Wing Senators in
Congress. We hope The Wings Of each District
will hold meetings at once and appoint delegates;
but il. from any cause. meeting should moi be
held in any district, LET the Wings Of such Dis
trici come up in mass 10 the Convention.
Small P0x.-- Some eight or ten days sgo.
a gentleman, from New York we leara. on his
way to The pines in caharus. arrived at this
place in The stage from Raleigh, and being indh-
posed. remainnl . day 10 recruit. He KEEP, close
IN his room from The time Of bis arrival on Sa-
iurday night until Sunday evening. when he iefi
in the stage for Greenshoroueh. He did not con-
sci, any physician here, but took some me,icinc
prescribed by physician in Raleigh. who bad
pronounced The disease 10 he Chicken Poe. He
took the medicine. as he said, 10 drive o.ii the
eruption; sud VIXEN he leh Hilisborough his
face was very much innamed. On his arrival at
the Bland house in Green.loiough, his appear
ancc indicated that he was suffering from Small
! Pox; and Mr.. Bland, very prossriy, Immediately
reported the ease TO The To~n Commissioners.
who removed him to a cabin mile and half
!
from town. where the patient was made as COM
portable as the nature Of l,s ease ,Esouls admit.
These prompt measures. we are pleased TO learn
from the Patriot. have prevented unnecessary
alarm, AMI lille fear il entertained Of spread Of
the rontagion in that town.
The passengers she accompanied The sick man
to Grcenshorough, we learn verbally, were inn
lmediaiely hurried oui of town--some OF whom
reside il the county of Guilford, the destination
Of others was farther west.
No apprehension is fit that the disease has
been csmmupicaied 10 any one in this rommu-
nifty. Only one Of the thirteen passcneersin the
stage fom Raleigh ,arrie9 in this county and
he. having his suspicious excited, we understand,
rode on the outside Of the stage.
CT Since the above was wisjea, We lcnrn
! through passengers fiom Gieensborough. that
after all the case was not ono Of Small Pox. II
appears to have been n-sl,,ng but chicken pox;
ana we understand the paiicn, wss sGon dismiss
! ed anil proceeded TO Caharrus.
4
The INDECENT Insane BilI.-somc
Of the Washington correspondents Of the Bali.
more and other papers, state that il j. probable
ihat the President will veto the bill appropriate
the States, ten millions ~ acres OF land and
/ from the course which the Raleigh Standard, the
| Fayetteville Carnlnan, and other Democratic
papers IN this State have taken, We think il Is
rendered pretty certain that he does intend to do
50. TLe past conduct Of these journals warrants
! the conclusion that thcy would sa tesienedy
take position against the President; and The pre-.
i sumption therefore is, that they have some ASST
rance that he does not inlcml 10 approve the ILL.,
OF they would n's l,ily opposeit. 1.-THE Pre-
stlent selocs the bill. we shall deeply regret it;
and we believe il WA IL sincerely regretted ~
many Of bis own patty, whose Esn,ane sen,i-
mcnis induce them TO sympalhize ssifl, their af-
1 flicted lelog.heings, aud who would therefore
rejoice in the success Of this hcnelcen, measure.
If vetoed, gtcat will be the condemnation that
will dcservcdy fall upon the President. The bill
has keen passed ~ Congress in which the Dee
nprrlts hive a large ,j,riiy; and thuush il is in
acco,ilncc with Wing principles, AMI a course
received the supper, Of Wings, lis Immunity ,-io
say nothing Of the Justice due to the oil States,
$50 strongly commended il TO the judgment aud
conscience Of the lien.Gcrats, that many Of them
vAcd for il. The Standard, however, gives the
Wings all the crc,li, Of the measure. 1t says:
"Of the members from this State
present, three (Whigs) voted for. and
three (Democrats) against the bill.
Thus it is that Wing leaders raise a
elamur about the public lands being
sguandercd and voted away, and then
turn round and do the same thing them
selves"
The Standard knows that the clamw' Of The
Wings has been against che partial disrihution
of this common iunf' among the new States,
such as the Standard advocates under the name
Of prudent propiietorship," and MOI against an
cquiia Bile distributions provided for in this bill.
North Carolina viii have her proper share in
this division, as will all the States-the very prn-
ciple for which Wings contend. Does the Stand
ards opposition proceed from this fact-ihat il is
a triumph Of Wing principles! No doubt the
success of the measure would be great Stun
bling block in the way Of the Democracy Blu,
its defeat by Democratic President, will be not
less disastrous.
. The Gladden. Treafy.-The delibe-
ri.ions qf the Senate upon This treaty, il would
anne AR It,l,n nDticc al III IN The InaD have re-