The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-26

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siaesmaaaos. % chsage q the basis 81 sepse-
ssslsaion IN he sru.ie and He1sr q comnsnk-
An q xhich. ne doubt nd. viii ls heartily sp-
lProsei by Ihs krws. as i Gas Ny Msrras Erwin,
Esg. whess ssaiimsnls die Meas has pretty &C.
senIly infected. q, a, less, ihere has b<sn an.
sal4r concurrence lsiwern ihrm-singulsr be
Cause q die lesgiseEssiions of eseh. Weston
Wings. nc irust. canned he caught BY s1ch chad
as Demcusiic raI~rs serk 10 hsil lhsm With On
this snlj-ci.
Tbs eighth resolution in refsnence 10 internal
Improvements. iaoks ii.,le susPicious-ss Il il
wese intended 10 have Two fscrs one 10 suit those
whs Jarar the extension q the Central Road.
and the other 10 sun those Who sre opposed 20
ii-bui We are willing TO take The resolution as .
deeiaraiion in hser of The extension of the Road,
and hope Thai their candidates. as well as their
paper. will 50 3, forth iheir views. .hsi al doubt
on the subject msy he removed.
There arc sahsr points n ihe.e resolutions
which We may remark upon hereafter.
The Nomfnee.--Thamas Bragg. esq.
the Democratic candidate Coz Governor. has ,he
reputation ofbeing On able lawyer. and i q gen.
iiemsn d Standing and character. or lis ante.
eeieaIs a. ] Polilirisn. We know su, MlIs-hs
having been hot ance, we believe. IN the I.egis-
iature, ss member Of The House Of commaus
IN is4s. Whether he is an osisjnsl friend 20
internal improvements or not, We esnsa say /;
snd we doubt whether the records furni.h any
I'em on his poipl We mosf loOk. therefore, 10
his specrhes IN ihe campaign ior iaSorsaiion op
this subject. Rs'liesIb disserips. as be does,
from tirn. DOsley on many questions IL nation,
al policy. we shall be pleasesis Sc Them agreed
on The subject Of Internal improvements. I,
would be d gratifying slpectaclc--iadiea,ing q
prosperous future Tor North carolina--to witness
p party once opposed to internal Improvements,
now faiiowing a leader who stands side by side
with ,he leader Of The Wing Rany IL advocating
sysien u improvements gJi developing the re-
sources Of The State. Though opposing Mr..
Bragg, the Wbig press win doubtless ,rea, him
with becoming respect; and We hope the exam.
pie will not be wilhou, some effect upon The De-
mocraiic papers.
a. The Raleigh Standard, in reply 10 the Re-
sisiers exposure Of the discrepancc in the letter
purporiins ,ohc lroma correspondent q, Eden,on,
sisi;g The particulars Of The discussion between
NESTS. pacss,y's nd Bragg, says: 80
That isiter was y.i.tea in Eden.
ton. and was accompanied BY i respon-
sible name, but il was misdafed, fact
which escaped the writer's attention,
as il did ours"
This explanation, while il may remove the sus-
p'cion Of fraud, proves that the correspondent Il
by no mean reliable MANIPULATING too little re-
gard 10 accuracy 10 his statements. If writer
have so little consideration rs 10 date his letter
tho day before the OCCURRENCE which he attempts
TO dcscrile-and that day the Sabbath! -how
much reliance should be placed upon his accura-
cy In other particulars One would no, care 10
be dependent upon such witness in cour,. !
Rare vi>ltOrs. "A reliable frisnS in.
forms US, that Mf. Turner Browning, who lives
nine miles south east Of lIillsborough, on Satur.
day the 18th inst. shut an Eagle in that neigh
horhood, which measured seven feet one inch
from The Tip oi.onc wing TO the lip Of tic other
aud on llie morning of the 10th, he killed The
mate, which measured six feet eleven inches from
up To "f the wings. They measured aboiu.
ihrae FEET from the bcak 10 the end If the tail.
Our friend adds; . They were certainly strange
visitors for this portion Of the country"
In ancient times the appearance Of these birds !
would have been regarded us orninous Of some !
future event; aud even in modern times, poti-
Clans Of the Kendall school have ycnlured 10
draw conclusions from such omens. A Wing
W is1O, on the appearance of AN Ea,le high in |
alr above him while he was speaking, rcsorlcd 10
The Kendall logic, aud argued that lis appear.
ance betokencd the success Of his pany-which
event took place. 10 This casr, not holding 10
The doctrinc Of augurics, we will not undertake
10 say that the appearance of these Eagles beto.
kens victory for the Wings this .ummcr-bu,
VIC believe they will triumph. We simply state
he fact. and the disciples Of Kendall may dlaw
hcir OWN conclusions.
Il
THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS.