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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

CT The Democratic papers arc hsrd pashsd
in The present contest, and in their desperation
" catch at straws" to keep themselves from sink.
ing. As evidence Of this, they ore endeasorins
10 make capital out Of the fact that Gen. Docke.
~ addressed the people Of Halifax county in the
town Of HALIFAX on the 9Th inst, instead II Wei
don, IS bal hern published 10 the papcrs--a free
negro having been hung al Halifax on that day.
The Metropolitan claims the credit Of having
frs, brought the startling fact 10 light, as u Il
thought the success Of the Democratic party
would be secured by IL; and the whole tribe Of
Democratic editors, from the Standard down,
have seized hold of il with the same avidiiy that
hungry dogs would seize bone. II Is really
amusing to read their articles on this subject, va
rying as they do from tho bittcresi dcnunciation
Of Gen. Dockcry TO the most pucrile attempts at
Wit. One says that the State has been dishonor-
cd--tha, proprieiy and public deccncy have been
outraged; another expresses the hope that free
negro hangings will not be got up expressly for
such purposes in the future, &c. &c. The dis
ingenuousncss--ihe dishonesty Of these attacks
will appear from simple statement Of the facts.
They are as follows:
Gen. Dockery made his appointment to speak
at Weldon on the 5th, and il was 90 published
in the Recorder and other papers. Some friends
in that section Of the Stale, knowing that large
number Of people would he assembled al Halifax
on that day, took the liberty Of changing the
place Of speaking from Weldon 10 that town, aud
about the Sd inst. as we learn by an article from
the Halifax Republican copied into the Standard,
placardel notice, in large letters calling on the
citizens Of the county "io attend and hear the
old Richmond Farmer in Halifax on the 5lh.
When Gen. Dockery reached Weldon. and found
tha, his friends had made this change of place
i, being but few minutes distant on the Rail
Road--he repaired thithel and fulfilled the APP
pointmcnf. What else could he have donei No
Doubt The Democratic editors would have been
pleased ifthe General had concluded not TO speak
10 the people Of Halifax at that time; bu, il be
should seek TO please them in any particular, be
would find il labor lost, and he has too good
judgment TO attemptit. AS the change, however.
had been made without consulting Gen. Docke.
ny, he was no. at ell responsible for it, and the
censures which the Democratic papers endeavor
to heap upon him, must fall upon the citizens Of
Halifax. They attended at Halifax, and Gen.
Dockery, by the appointment Of his friends, adj
dressed, in the Court House, such Of the citizens
as preferred hearing him to Witnessing the exc
cu,ion. When the solemn tolling Of the bel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS.
Thursday, June |.

ihufsuiy, June y.
The Senate did not sit to.day, hav>
ing adjourned over from Wednesday
to Monday.
The House metal eight o'clock, only
for the purpose Of adjourning over to
Monday.
Monday, June s.
At the usual hour for the assembling
of the Senate, there were only ten
members present. After reading the
journal, the Senate adjourned to Thurs
day.
In the House, at l2 o'clock. no quo
rum was present. A motion to adj
journ was leyatived-yeas 4. nays So.
The House was then called, when 100
answered to their names-not quo.
rum. The House then adjourned.
Tuesday, June 6.
In the. House, Mr.. Isetcher asked
unanimous consent to present a resolu-
ton to amend the charter of the city of
Washington, SO as to abolish voting by
ballot aud substitute riua uoce. OBJ
lection being made, it lies over.
No quorum being present, the House
adjourned.
"Wednesday, June 7.
The House went into committee Of
the whole, and took up the Pacific
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A Washington correspondent NJ che
Philadelphia Ledger writes a. fullawsl
The news from STain and The Con-
tents al Mr. S0ule's dispatches are 10
some peopIe--those especially phahaye
made themselves known By inIrudse-
ing warlike resolutions into Congress
-distressingly peaceable. Not only
has the Queen Of Spain remitied the line
of Sc, 600 imposed on Messrs. 4 ying K
Co. by the authorities Of Cuba. bat she
promised TO so regulate the affairs Of
the island as TO give no cause Of CON-,
plant either 10 our Government or 10
our citizens. This latter part is all
we have a right 10 claim but II seems
that the Queen oi Spain is not satisfied
with doing what is right, she insists ON
making hskelf agreeable.
She aTows that she has formed no
treaty with France or England for the
protection oi Cuba, and that she has
not the slightest intention Of entering
into such treaty with either Of these
Powers or both of them. In the same
manner does she forswcar the African
Iization Of Cuba, which she ayows ne
yer entered her royal bosom, and which
the Spanish as well as the local inha-
bitants of Cuba equally dread and re-
pudiate. With such professors on her
part there is of course little hope oil .
war with Spain, and no chance either
for a blockade Of the Island Of Cuba
(which would require a larger force
than we could spare at this moment)
nor for srizing il by comp de main.
The country need no larger be alarm
ed about war, neither need the insur-
ance Offices insert the war clause in
their policies. There is not at this
moment single war-cloud in the filIi-
busters who wanted TO get up minia~
ture war Of their own are stricken
down by the Presidents proclamation.
: Our nasccnt heroes, therefore. must Tor
} little while longer earn living like
other folks, by honest labor, and defer
, Immortality for year or 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

JApAN.-Commodore Perry has pro-
cured the opening Of two Of t ports
0f Japan to our commerce.. Russia
has not yet succeeded, nor would the
Japanese commissioners agree to ex-
tend the privilege to any other nation
BY name exceI by special tr atty to be
made hereafter. The commodore as
tonished the natives with m del rail-
way and locomotive, aud model te>
leYraph line oil five miles length.
Southern Post
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

VIRGINIA LEoIsLATuRE.-A strong
movement is making in Virginia to
have an extra session of the Legisla>
ture of that State. The constitution
OF the State requires the Governor to
call an extra session whenever GER
tain number of the members ask it. 1t
j. said the call only lacks four names
of the necessary number. The sub
Ject of internal improvements will be
the matter fol- the extra session to con-
slider.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

RAII.-ROADS-THE SABBATH.
A member Of The General Synod Of
the Reformed Presbyterians. lately m
session in this city, informed me that
there are eight Railroad companies
whose cars come into indianapolis and
leave il. only on the six working days.
And the statement has been since con-
frmed, that no cars are moved, m indi-
ana. ON the Lords day, either Tor the
transportation uf passengers or the Uni-
ted States Mail. The Ohio and Pcnnsyl-
sania Railroad Company, run their
cars prosperously only on The sir work
ing days.
Two gentlemen from London. Cana.
da West, lately informed me that all
the Railroads in the two Canadas, are
free from Sabbath travel. British Law
requires such public respect for the
Sabbath.
When the great Empire State and
the Keystone State are surrounded on
every side by Sabbath observing Rail
road Companies in States and provin'
ces. will they not also yield to the in
fluence Of good example, and To the
authority Of State laws and the laws oil
God b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The Savannah Republican. edited
by p. W. Alexander, esq, in recording
the passage Of the Nebraska bill in the
House, says: Much applause in the
gallery followed the vote, accompani-
ed by some k,ssing." Ii the passage
OF the bill has the same effect all over
the country as it had in the galleries
Of the House, it will be the lnost DO
palar measure ever adopted by ley
islative body.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
MornEa's ADrlcw.-Tf | were talk

MornER's ADyIcg.-If l were talk
ing to my own daughter. I would en-
treat her never to allow herself to dwell
upon marriage as an object oflife. Dig
nifty and deiicacy sink, cannot say
how rapidly. when once that idea takes
possession Of the mind and as for hap
piness there is not more miserable
being ia existence than woman past
the excitement Of youth, aiming at be-
ing married, for the sake Of being mar
ried. She becomes more and more
dissatisfied and envious, and neglect
ful Of present duties. May you never
become what have seen others, solely
from the indulgence Of this one false.
degrading principle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

Railroad bin. Mr. Bridges expressed
himself as opposed 20 the bill upon
constitutional gr0ands. Nc. Hendricks
was Opposed 10 the ban As Il noW stOOsi.
bot 1as anxiaas that such a bill might
be framed a he cesld sanction. MIR.
Disney &c Ohio. gave his views at large
ON the land :,alicy "a our government.
Mr.. Chandler ef Pennsylvania. was OPP
passed TO the bill requiring prepayment
Of all mail matter, OF increasing letter
postage from three 90 Eve cents Mr..
Perkins Of New York. opposed the rail
road bill, and undertook TO show the
unreasonable character Of some of ats
provisions.
Thursday. June 9.
The Senate at an early hour adjourn
ed over 10 Monday.
The House was occupied in debate
on proposition &C Mr.. Giddings 10 ex-
pei the reporter of the Union. Tor assail-
ing by name himself and other members
Of the body. and melting TO assassina-
ton and mob violence. The motion
elected long discussion. Mr.. Odds
moved TO lar the resolution on the Ia
BILE. and the question being taken. there
were yeas y. nays 90. Aquorum no,
voting. the House adjourned.
Friday. June ..
In the House. soon after the open.
ing Of the session. the death Of the
Hon. Johh Y. Snodgrass. late repre-
sentative fran the eleventh district oil
Virginia. vas announced. Eulogium'
on his character were pronounced b,
Mr.. Faulkner and Mr.. I.etcher. Oh,
usual resnlutioas were adopted. aud tn,
House adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

We regret to learn that about one
hundred feet Of the Railroad track, at
Sugar Greek. between this place and
Charlotte, has been washed away by
the frcshet, occasioned by the recent
heavy rains. This disaster will, no
doubt. greatly retard the completion Of
the road to this place, as the damage
will have to be repaired before the
work can 30 on. Concord Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The growing wheat crops throughout
the Union are represented TO be unus-
ually promising. Everywhere IN the
North and West, there is an increased
breadth Of land under wheat-say
twenty per cent. and the yield in Ohio,
Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois. and other
Western States, will be twenty to
twenty five per cent. greater than that
Of last year. in spite Of the fly. the rust.
and the hard winter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

Coon !-IIIT HIM AGAIx.-In a re-
cent discussion between Mcssrs. DECK
cry and Bragg, il became necessary for
the former to notice the rislicuIe Of the
Standard and other locofoco papers
heaped upon his head for pronouncing
a lew words after the old style, and
not in accordance with the latest fa-
shiOn. The General told the people
that when young he had the mislor-
tune to be too poor to go to School, and
that the learning he now possessed was
the result Of self instruction. He said
that he knew the disadvantages under
which poor children lived, in getting
education, and hence his desire for
North Cardinals share of the Public
Lands, so as to enable the State to ed
ucate all her poor children.
Mr.. Bragg, in reply. thinking that
the Generals allusion to his poyert
in by-gone days, (said to have been SO
heart touching as to draw tears from
many an eye,) was calculated to make
in the old Wagoner's favor, (Dockery
was raised wagoner,) sought to do
away the effect, BY telling the people
that he (Gen. d. lived in one Of the
finest brick houses in Richmond coun-
y.
Gen. Dockcry admitted that he lived
in a brick house. and pretty good
looking one, too "but," said he lex
hib'tins twovery large. yellow looking
hands,, "fellow citizens, these sun.
burnt hands helped to mould the brick
and build IT,"
Mr.. Bragg had nothing more to say
about that house. Hit him again, old
gentleman. Milton Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
Mr.. Rogers and the wings Of
Orange.

The sassdard sso,es sssoisisa sdsPsed ~
die Wing nominating Convention which sei is
this county in May. sPpro,ing The course af an
Senator in Congress. Mr. Badges. and our Rep
esenisise. Mr.. Rogers. and adds; . The con-
siseney 4 abe sLsss, as veA as lhe very sceom-
moda,ing 4sa, Of the Orange fss~sii<s. win ,'e
perceived when Il il remembered ikaI Nf. Bad
ger voted for aud Nr. Rogers ggaisa che Ne
bssska bill"
The STANDARD would have Displayed greater
degree Of fairness towards the feJersiisis" q
Orange, if Il had informed lis readers ihx the
resolution which Il quotes was passed tefre Il
was known that Mr.. Rogers had voted against
che Nebraska lin, under review Of his conduct
In the House gsneraiiy. aud especially for his
action 10 regard 20 the Land question. Nor arc
obey disposed 10 blame Mr.. Rogers for his role
on The Nebraska bill. Though he differed with
son,e Of his Southern colleagues on one point ~
regard 10 that bill, we are not sure iha, in ilse
end !, viii not appear that he is right. The rsa-
son why he voted against he LiIl vas sxplsiaed
in ihe House ut the Tune: and 10 rejecting
mind, his Objection to il as ], passed viii possess
much force. BY sdroit management The Office
iioaable feature which had been removed By the
Clayton amendIsesi was restored 10 abe bill with.
out she sanction of direct vote u the House. and
under the operation u the previous question i
was forced through. Mr.. Rogers aitempseJ "
Ieslose die bill 10 The shape in ~hich il had pass.
cj the Senate. but being pronounced oai u o..
der. be ySlcd sgainst The EIl. u went 10 the Sc
ssie, and attempts were again made TO el,irpais
tlln Objectionable feature. but without success;
The lieuJs Of the bill were afraid TO trnst il again
in the House, aud Il was passed without the
amendment. Consequently that immense caun'
try. comprising more Than five hundred thousand
square miles, is completely under sgnaiisr sovc.
reignty- foreigners not . month in the country,
can go there and cnoy al The privileges u ciii.
zens. vuing for o.licers Of sll grades, and even
filling the Offices ihem.elves. The foreiyn innu.
encc which will DO thus thrown into that portion
Of our country may be judged ef. when !. b
known thai Twelve thousand Hour bundled Tor,
eign immigrants have been landed in the port o.
New York in ono day. lfsuch are 10 be the law.
makers and law-dispcnsers, what chance have
Southern institutions TO flourish in that region
Well may Mr.. Rogers DO justified in voting
against bill with such feature in ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

a. Ssssllsd n he Isruliissn. snupuassi o.
ihs srsrulion uhs sloui . taks lises q he 81
Ions. ne hsEs lbs uuIhs,iiy e fhli DsulouEutie
Priui So saying 4. s~ae buf HLiss Isu,.issd 4
he cosa IIsass % hssr Gea. Doeisy ooneIods
his sI<ech. Hos cEediiabse this may bs . dc
laay Who make ths ouirry sssinss Gea. Dc<ke-
". nc leave &c lhs moral sease q me eomnu-
Ally % drteInise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

We learn from Tho Charlotte Wing, that the
damage 10 the Rail Road by the flood on the 7ih
inst. has been repaired AT t,ifling cost. by the
prompt energy Of Mr.. Summer, the supcrinten-
dent Of that part Of the road, and that the cars
are passing over It. The length completed from
Charlotte is thirteen miles and half.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The Ashcviiic Spectator says il has received a
letter from friend in Cherokee county, giving
The most cheering accounts Of the prospects Of
Gen. Dockcry; assuring il that Gen. Dockcry
would get two Thirds Of the votes of Cherokee
county. and that his nomination was exceedingly
popular ia the Western counties generally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The Peoples Press, in closing its account Of
the speeches Of The two candidates for Governor
d Salem on the i2ih instant, says. Gen. Dock
cry made very favorable impression upon the
silizeas of Psrsythe, and he viii no Doubt conr
mand the full Wing strength ct the polls in Au-
gust"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
Droyvmcd.--weIe.rn from the North G.

DrOyyncd.--W clearn from the North Ca
roliniau, that a lahoring man from Alamanco by
the name OF Reich, was drowned in the Cape
Fear River ON the 18th inst, At Red Rock. H.
was with two negroes in canoe, which upset.
and he being unable to swim was drowned. The
negroes esrsped. Reich is Represented to have
been quite an cs,mahle man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

The Wings Of Granville have nominated John
Bullock. esq, for The Senate. and James y. Ami''
Leonidas Edwards and Wiley Perry. esars. for
the Commons. This is popular ticket. and The
Wings have conf lence that they will be able 70
carry il triumphanily through.
The Democrats have nominated Charles fay.
Ior. esq, Tor the Senate; and William Lyon, Jas
NJ. Bullock and William s. Mclcnnshan, esars.
for the Commons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

drowned by The shouts of Joyous aeeli-
maiian. Their attention lhus' drawn
d he subject We may expect The staid
sous ~ die "goOd old North State %
acquit themselves wOrthily Of their
mother and themselves.
ga WoRD TO THE WISE"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

0JAi thelsis comnrnornens q euf unlseI-
xsy. he Sestes q LII. ID. x.s oaasued On de
Hon. Jola R4ldOlpa Clay. and die 5ssres Of
ID. ID. On lhs Re<. n carufhers. q shs Pre.by-
terrain chsssh. and lhe Rev AIdea ssneesis. 'of
she Protestant Episcopal chalrh.
The deg'ee q A. NJ. wss coalsrsi on ihe foh
lowing genslemen: RokeFs A. Hsasisa. Rev.
Henry Hsrdie. Samuel A. Holnes, Jeseph D.
Lucas, .. 4. IredrlI, James l.. Mo-ly. Francis Z.
shotsr. lanes .. slsde and Jsha T. whea,s. j..
The degree o. A. I. MAS confined On sIir
young geniIemrn. composing the gradusiing
class. Among these were Jsmrs y. Allison Of
Orange, and John X. Ruffin q Alznanae.
Every yrss sesms TO show an increasing psos-
petty az this Institution. This Is gratifying. NOT
only as indicating the prosperity Of our people
and iheir proper appreciation u The benefits q .
good education. but also ss nsnisesling the con-
Science felt in the able Faculty ofthe University.
Towers Elements Of Grammar.
We have received, from lhe author. copy Of
q Euie book eniiiIed- First Lessons in Language
OF Elements of English Grammar" which vi
have examined with much pleasure. u seems "a
be well calculated. by is simplicity and sdsPssd
ness 70 iheir capacity. 70 lead ehiiren on s,epby
step 70 correct knowledge Of Grammar lisp
pears, O. our limited observation, 10 be among Tho
6rsi cla~ Of books Of ils kind. and well deserves
the attention Of Teachers. II i . small work o
i25 pages. and i published By Daniel Burges
& Co., co Jshn Street. Mex York.
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The CrOps.--The wsuea,sa News state
ehst Information from various parts a thst ana
the suuo unding coa1xies. brings cheering report
Of the growing crops Wheat aad Oats sac IN
commonly fine; aud The Corn and Tsbscos ~
pear much above an average fas the ,i@s ofysS.
We are graiiSed 10 he alAe 10 add, that On ihi
county and Alsmsnce, so Gar Is We arc shIc
learn, the Oats crop was never besief she Whss
0oP Is generally abundant. though so@c field
have suffered little from the rua; and The Con
p,esenis very fair prospect.
We are iadsb,sd 20 lady a Kind seighbor.fo
some scry ane Irish Potatoes u the new crop
We are also indebted 10 our iownsman, Mr.
r. Norris, for o ine mess of Irish Potates. The.
were the largest that we have seen Of tho pes
crop.
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Ecsicc 80 Creditors.

NOTICE IL hereby given that he
u subscriber ha> obtained from Tie
esp:'an- Court 81 SAINT Mary county
n haTyiaad, !a..efs 3: ac:-iai.rIa,I3n on
the persona! estate u Like II. Oliver.
late ct 'aid coua.y, a--ea,et. All per-
sons haglag C:ditae against tie said de-
deased are hereby warned 20 exhitit he
safue. With tbe proper vouchers thereof.
10 the >u">cgibe1 OH ~ before the i24h
Jay %; ,!aruAsy 1895 Otherwise they
nav ae rr"'I.~} ~ -, t.ou 81, hsae.it
a. Ill" sad esa.e. Given uadcr nv
hand th:' 18Th -. r Jujv 1854.
CAHRiES Ont Az, >tup'r.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsH
HsdE Co-partnership heretofore ex-
= isting oet@een the undefgie; cd
uiirier ne stEfe o. 'aifsS s Sttson j.. ;,i-
daY disso.vea ny n'u'gai acof*eHt III
spefsons Indebted . the firm are re..;,,,..,.
edto cone forward and chose their a.
coun;s oy cash, draft. or rnte ,n n H.
fore the 18th OF Oct5hrr- -.
RTCHARn z. EIjTTOy
JAMES n. NILES.
Aug. 9rd, l554-4w.