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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
Charge Of Judge Saunders.

The Grand Jury applied 10 the Judge
Tor instructions Is 10 whether il was an
indictabIe offence. il il should appear
that Society had been formed in this
county. The object and design Of which
MAS 10 influence men 10 join tie Socie.
" and then by uaihs 20 bind it, mem
beers 10 secresy and to compel them ID
vote against their viii, for Or against a
particular candidate. His Honor re-
Piled ii substance, that il had been said
BY high authority. that few things are
involved III greater doubt in the crimi.
nal law. than the point al which COM
bination % several persons 10 a COM
mnn object becomes illegal. II this be
20 IN England 10 regard 70 associations
81 political character, still mnre must
il be 50 IL this country. II is the com.
binatIDn OF agreement Of a number 81
persons to do particular act. that con.
stitutes the gist of tie offence. But "a
make the conspiracy Or agreement cri.
minal. the act proposed must be uuiaw
FIJI; or the combination and agreement
must be 10 effect legal purpose BIZ IL.
legal means. The administration oI
an oath 10 the members Of any Socie.
~ not 20 diyulge lis secrets, or to du
or mt 10 10 any particular act, is le.
gally % no binding obligation. and in a
iuoral point Uf view decidedly wrong
The law only authorizes The Judge o.
Magistrate 10 administer an oath, in
some legal investigation then pending
and Of which the Magistrate may have
jurisdiction and unless thus admin.
istered, the party even should be swear
falsely could not be convicted ofpcriu.
~. II party's word u hOnUr could
not bind him, an unauthorized oath
would not likely have the effect or do.
ing 50. 10 England they have an act
Of Parliament declaring the Society Of
United Irishmen, and some other So.
cieties, as unlawful, and forbidiDg the
administration OF an oath TO lis mem.
bers, according TO the rules of the So.
cieiy. But We, have no such statute ii
this State, and whatever may be thought
Of such oaths by christian mcn, they
cannot be treated as criminal. In this
country parties and associations may
unite together to carry any political OBJ.
Ject by lar reason or argument, and
even hold out personal h0n0rs or adysn.
ta3es % unite in the sappotr of parti.
sular men o. measures. Batii an, Set
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
Mciancholy Catas.rophc.-on :.


turday last, while the hands were engaged in
putting up The Rail Road Bridge near Browns
mills, Two miles west Of this place, ono d lie
supports which rested upon an insecure founda-
ton near the middle Of the nvcr gave way, and
the whole frame was precipialed into the stream.
distance u abOu, sixty feet. The Supe,inien-
Dent. Mr.. Wells. and eight II the hands, were
on the frame al The time il cell; bul al Of them
escaped with their lives, though sevesl were
badly Injured. Mr.. Wells received tic wofs, IN
jury. having had one o. hi. thigh bones broken,
and tsalure near the knee ruplured. ~ The
others injured, FIVE were white hands, and three
black. Some 81 these received severe cuts on
their faces, and others wers badly bruised. Sur
gical Attendance was procured Immediately after
tie accident. and the citizens promptly aided Ia
bringing the wounded men 70 ihrfr quarters 10
this place We are glad 70 learn that They src
ali getting On Is well = coull Be expected.
The briJge fame. We understand, j. perfect
wreck. Many u the timbsrs were bfoken in The
faIl and III we're ihronnpell nell into The waller.
This unfortunate occurrence, Nc presume, viii
occasion delay 81 i month o. fnote III The com
pletion u the Road we.l Of the river.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
72,0oo.-The Richmond Penny p.

72,000.-The Richmond Penny Posi-
says: : We have just been officially in
lofmed that there are al this time ~ 900
members % The order IN Virginia. This
We assure The public i strictly official
and entirely reliable" The entire vote
Of Virginia u lhs Presidential election in
1852 vas lze.5is, and pisrcs's majority
1921.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
The Buncombc rrescnfment. .

We copy from Inc Ashculle News, the pro.
sentiment ofihs Grand Jury 81 joneombs county,
% regard % The Know Nolhing.." together
vilh ihs charge Of Judge saunders, hased upon
ths pfsssntmeni
wssrs pleased q Sc ths d. Charge q Judge
fipnian "a nj ftsceds lie prsFaintu,, ID,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

BAsK OF Wmaiseros.-We are IN
formed by those more Immediately 10.
tercstcd in the matter, that confident
expectations are entertained that sul-
ficIency III stock will be taken IN tbs
above enterprise 10 secure lis Organi
zation. The opinion is basel upon the
subscriptions already obtained. which
in view of The tigIltness Of the money
market. are deemed fattering. Frour
all that we can hear we entertain but
slight doubt, that IN a few months the
Bank Of Wilmington will be perma-
nent institution 10 midst. Certain.
" this result will be brought about, IL
zeal and activity on the part of its pro-
minent friends can avail for that purs
pose. viii. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

HEsTER, THE KIDSArpER.-we learn
that Gov. bragg has refused, under a
strung sense 81 public duty. 10 pardon
Hester. Of Orange, sentenced 10 death
for negro stealing. lie will be hanged
At P,tisborougl On Friday, the 4th day
Of May. standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

DEATH OF lIUcH McQuEEs. ESQ,
Late Texas papers announce the death
at Lagrange. Texas, on the LIST inst,
Of HUcH McQukEs, Esq, Of Calves
ton.
Mr.. Mcqueen was native Of Chat
ham county, n. e. and represented that
County IN the State Legislature and in
the Convention in 1885 TO amend the
Nortl, Carolina Constitution. lie was
an able lawyer. and held the Attorney
Generalship Of this State for several
years. lie removed TO Texas some 10
on ] 2 years ago, and after the close OF
the Mexican war. (in which his indo-
mitable courage as displayed at the
storming Of Monterey gained him high
reputation, J devoted himself successful
u TO the practice Of his profession, and
to the preparation Of books. one II
which. The Orators Touchstone,v
has been published By the llarpcts.i !
Fay. Obs. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

d. ]. ROBERTS, Foreman.
G. ]. ID. GARRISON.
JEREMIAH WEST,
JOSEPH MILLER,
N. LINDSEY.
ELIJAH MORGAN,
SIMS 0WNBEY.
los. BARNARD.
G. w. HAMPTON,
A. VI. GUDGER,
T.. o. ROBERTS,
ROBf. HAWKINS.
JAS. NJ. RAY.
JOHN McMERREi.T.,
y. WARREN,
L. HEREIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
Fire In Danville, ya.-we learn

from The Milton Chronicle. ,ha, disastrous fire
occurred in Dsnville, Va, on the night Of Tues.
day Of last week. II commenced at about half
past ten o'clock, IN tenement formerly oceu-
pied as the Post Office, and as Grocery BY
Neel & Coleman. aud destroyed every hoaso
from craighead stree, to the Bridge, including
the Exchange Hotel. aud we are sorry TO learn
also the Apoiheeary Store Of Msssrs. calIum s.
crsighesd. The Exchange Hotel was insured
in the csswell Mutual Fie Insurance compa-
ny for $500 dollars; and Me.srs. Callum &
crsighead for 1000 in some other Office.
Later accounts estimate the loss At $4,000
dollars. Of which 10000 dollars were injured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

ofmen should conspirc together To elect
Or defeat any one, who might be held
up for any public trust, BY forcing the
voter to vote against his will ,by threats
or otherwise, the act would be unlaw-
full, and therefore criminal. And ifthe
Grand Jury should know that any such
act had been done, It would be their
duty to present the offenders. So, Il
the Grand Jury should know or have
reason to believe that there existed in
the cnuntyany association ofmen, COM
bined together to effect such purpose.
it would be their duty to investigate
the matter and act accordingly. But
the jury shoultMot institute such an
investigation, unless they had sufficient
grounds to suspect that such conspi-
racy did exist, and that for IN unlaw-
full purpose.
One Of the Articles If Faith Of The Eps-
copal church--snd the Methodist Church, il
is believed, has an Article Of similar import
declares tha, vain and rash swearing Is forbid
den christian men by our Lord Jesus Christ.
But that man may swear when the Magistrate
requilcth."
--~-~s----s-r~<------
VIM. w. Kirkland, esq, who was appointed
Second Lieutenant in one Of the three Regi-
ments to be raised under the act Of The last
Congress, has, We learn, declined the appoint
ment.
Il .-sS@~~--
We learn from the Washington ID. o. Sen
,inel. thai party has been organized in tina, city
in opposition 10 The Know No,hings, which goes
by The name Of the Union Association" The
Sentinel says that many welLknown citizens have
already enrolled their names as members. No
oath is required " ihe meHbsrs, but they are
bound BY their honor 70 carry out the objects Of
the association. A trial Of strength between the
Two parties will take place at The election in lone
LexL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. i
BuscuNrg CouSrY.

Superior Cowi-Spriag Term, 1855.
The Jurors for the State. upon their
oaths, present that they have reason
TO believe that a combination oil men.
commonly called I" Know Nothings,"
exist in this county, one Of the obje Its
Of which il. By binding men with extra
judicial oaths, secretly administered.
and by other secret obligations, and
BY threatening those Of their members
WIN offer to withdraw from their orr
der, TO control citizens Of this coun-
" in the exercise Of their right to vote
confnrmably with their own free will,
as contemplated BY Tie Constitution
and laws of this State. And the said
Court shall so advise, to furnish Tor the
Jurors are ready. il the Honorable
Court aud the Solicitor for the State,
a list Of witnesses to prove these facts.
And whether this is violation Of the
criminal law, and WHAT'S their duty in
the matter. they, the said Jurnrs. are
ignorant. and pray the advice u the
Honorable Court in the premises.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

TIE Man. TaAiSs.-Ihe schedule for Tie
mail trains was changed on the aist d April.
They now meet al Raleigh. Coming west, a
train leaves Goidsborough Al : o'clock. 4. NJ,
and arrives ii Raleigh al o'clock. and Hills.
borough al IS minutes after o'clock, a. NJ.
Going east, train leaves Hillshorourh j, 20
minutes after o'clock, A. NJ, reaches Raleigh
j, is minutes aiier O'Clock, AMI Goldsborougil
ii 5 minutes after o'clock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
Wednesday, May 2.
North Carolina railroad.

The Warehouse for the reception Of freight
at this place is ready for use, and Dr.. Q. Hook
er, who has been appointed Agent Of the N. @.
Railroad at the Hillsborough Station, has en-
tered upon his duties. DR. Hooker. we are
sure, win make an intelligent, faithful and ac-
commodating officer.
In this connection we win state, for the in
formation of farmers and millers, that the Dr.
rectors Of the Road have abolished the regula-
ton, so justly complained Of, which discrilni-
mated uniavorably to those who send of less
than five barrels Of flour at one time. The price
per barrel is the same now, whether one or one
hundred barrels be sent. The reasons for the
discrimination may have been plausible, but i
operated unjustly upon those who had but hit
tie flour to send to market; and the Directors
have shown commendable disposition 10 give
satisfaction to the public by aboishing it.
At the request Of friend, who is farmer
and miller, we made some inquiries Of the Agent
in relation TO the present tariff Of freight on
llour, and are enabled to make the following
statement for general information
The freight charged on barrel Of -four is AZ
cents for distance Of 90 miles. The charge
therefore, on barrel,
From Hillsboyough to Goldshorough, is 40 cts
Raleigh, 20 cts
The freight mus. be paid either At the point .
starting or delivery. A failure 10 comply wit
this regulation, viii cause delay at the sia
ton on the North Carolina Road from which
i Ia be transferred or delivered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

Mn. EDrToR: Permit a Mecklenburg
Democrat to commend to your atten-
tion. and to that Of your readers, an
article from the Salem va.) Register
BY an Old Line Democrat" The
views expressed there BY the writer,
Mr.. Hedge, I. as Democrat. fully
endorse, and cannot see what any man,
Wing or Democrat, who is unintluen-
ced BY interest. or demagoguism. can
see in them Objectionable;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02
From TIC Nc~ i'U:.i sun.
SINGULAR DEVELOPMENTS,

JAW A'EsN 49,
We understand that the authorities of this city
have been requested by the Dominican Government
10 inquire into the c!rcun.staIc" OF 4 conspiracy or
lanizci 10 this citv L" manufacture and export into
the Dominican Republic lmm,:i-" sums OF counter
frit money. The Object Of This systematic operation
is thought TO be two.trld-,h" Individual profit Of the
parties concerned in il, an! The RAPID depreciation Of
the Dominican currcnc! AL! crcdI.. iler" are III
Dominica two parties. TiIconc now III power is the
white party, headed by Snnt !mc, The Liberator, and
is Am,rican aud progressive in ia .chnrhc,cr, with II
warm inclination ~ the linked States !ur example
nnd slpprr; in its career a. al indrptndcnt Rcpuhllc.
The o,!ior is the party headed by Bacz-n Mnlait"' Of
Jcsuiticnl ,airu;s and ccoTpiishni-nis,% In WAS cdhr''-
ted with Louis NupDieoI:, uu! usa Trcrcli.nan Ia hcar;,
.ou! and policy. liz party aims Il: n reunion with
Harti and n,c.urr Of the whole Island TO n" dolnin-
ion Of the blacks.
/; sce;ns that this grand scheme of hooding the Do
ininican Republic with an u'ili!m!Ic! amount "t COLIN
forfeit Cllrrcrcv--wliiCh could not fail i'll the end 20
ru;n the timnrccs aud disturb the r"nplc's confidence
in Sru,nnr's adrinietra'i"n-h" been entirely III the
hands Of rncm Of the Bn"z-!lnyt:"n party. y Com
mcrcial house named rs the general shipper ni this
COUNTERFEIT; money, is interested in The trade with
raustinc'. empire, but not III 'hai nj iic Dominican
Republic n, the ems; rml NJ l!nyt:. except lately with
-nne French merchants al the i;nr2 lnrty, who nre
said 20 br III this cnGnt+ri-!lu- plot. The money de-
,.r'cd was creased in liz cylind, r.. and shipped lost.
Domi."o, in cnshS OF Cnritsi AMI Other provisions,
bu. i, j. impossible 10 shy how much "i Il hns ln-S"a'
undiscovered, INTO circulation.
Ry mere aCr:i"n; unr al -"rir casks o, fi-ii uifccte"
+, u par,v NJ 81. Domingo, hruk" open AZ ~. ih1!iias
IN transit. ;,aL tie in ,..,,. ii pap,. money wac 'is-
covered in il. Motto. WAS sent L" III: D!pliint'hA
,iovcrnmcn; hy the mail packet 81! "h N"Hrinocr,
! and .Ir proper steps were taken 20 uh!hNr ~ ~"
T,rL ,,or,;n,, nj ,h. ulu,, Silence has been observed
for the lime necessary 70 euau;r the obtaining OF III
rcoujr,d information here. Gut The name OF tie New
York house ilnpIicnt"! ir withheld. iHT me present Us
!, MAJ ne "hia 10 show ir iuGorc;r". i "ouih .eci
-. No.. Lr irnllr That the American >'%:". shout! have
Inserted ~ rlclr treaties :: cln:sc by "h!ra ''e 'n'n'
,.rf. tier, Of their rccpr. tiv" cirrru't-S Amy ". l'G"
r.lc III whichever "i lie countries '' '''''''''e"''r
-, ,,,nt.-.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02
SruENES OLE ANNEXNIlGN.

r., ro,rL,r oruc,ite for .anacxa:iou' has been 10
a,Icsd' until a passion for territorial aggrsndizen'e"'
...ns - ,r,ss,ss the public mind. The acquisition o.
c,h, ,,r.s,,d nv solid reasons OF state, IS post
non.d +, other schemes Of expansion IN whico CRIME
and folly are mingled in cGul! proportions: o's"1
,sd Ivy adventures impatient Of the restraints OF Ia"
and society, and cspouscd 10y demaSoSues uno"'oH'
of distinction, these mischievous schemes oil conquest
and plumber, arc o reproach aud a peril to tue country
They degrade us 10 the estimation OF al honeb' poo
nlc, and they threaten Us with the blow OF retr!ou''Fe
Justice. It is Il hazardous thug 10 corrupt the sense
of Justice, and 10 c~ouiound the distinctions Of FSh'
and vro,,r, in the mind Of a patton, with whom prop
cr,v aud the stability Of the state have no oiaer sale
guard aud security than the morality Of iu9IIc f9n'i'
nent.
Tho annexation VI the Sandwich Islands may be
accommodated without any violation OF right or OF
treaty S,ipulation: but il is difficult to justify tho nea'
sure ON tho ground Of public expectancy. lhese
island. are under h. protection of the United Slater
and other grea, Powers, unI' We already enjoy q ia!l
and fair participation il their trade n'f1 rights u Dos
n;,nljtv, II they were under the dominion OF n h"s'
tile Power, ond this country was excluded IRON Inc
benefit Of commercial intercourse with them, the casc
would be different, and We iaiSht Win sohc reason
advocate their purchase.
Tn. op,exution of the Sandwich Islands would DC
M uu,ried cxpeiucu: in the policy OF This coun'ry'-
Pccplcd by q different uuI Oh inferior race separated
hv thousands OF miles from even the most d!sta"t'T"n'
tier Of tho country, they could not be cns''y moor
po.ated in the confcderacy. In expanding tho limits
II empire, community ui race and territorial c"hhS"''
~ cnnuot he >af.ly disyC.nrdcI.
OF III, other schemes of annexation, sn much can
vasscd at prcscu, in The public press il may lie sa'a
they have their origin 10 auy o:l:cr consideration ''""
rr-arl for the interests of the country, and ton' Tue!
all equally contemplate the contingency OF mtcrnn-
,iouul disputes and conflicts. In the first in''nuc"'
40 were disposed to regard the "kiuncy Expedition
with some degree Of confidence aud tavol' hutit mas
already provoked u controversy between this '"''
crnmyut aud the Republics Of Costa E:ca and Nica-
ra-ua, aud PROMISES 10 involve US IN stall more SERIOUS
difficulties. We distrus, It's object. The proposition
for the purchase of toe Galapagos Islands possesses
l,ut little claim 10 consideration, and will doubtless
H.. rejected b. the Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02
THE KINNEY INpIDIIiHE.


INri no. ~ ''-GA il'i'
WlsuIsGtr., December i. 1885,.
Tt" undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and himis
ter plciipu.rntinrv OF Costa kicu, has tn" honor Ia
rrpr,>rnr 10 the Hon. William l.. Mrr"y. Srrrein:E 81
STATE "f the United Siate-, that ia" undersigned : III
,curinlt hns BEEN called, iy the intelligence" pua..s!irH
in III" newspapers of this country. Ia an expedition
having been arranged and organized among An'eti-
can citizens for the purpose OF colonizinS certain
lands in Central America, under M alleged title grant
I'd by Il Mosquito King. -, -.
reputcd organ of the Administrations in lis l7"ile "i
the Sth inst, sl,aks Of the expedition IN question as a
fixed facl," informing liz readers That Coz. Mime! u
TrXas will be the conductor ar leader nt t!e ir'' p"r,
~ of co!nni,is that The tract about IN be col"i'ized
,phrocrs an arra of thirty millions Of acres, extend
inr several hundred miles on the cnnst; and thht INC
enterprise is entirely pacific in all ''s arrangements
and purposes. BE this as i may, since no description
il eivcu of the tract OF land TO he colonizcd, anu the
views Of the spectators may extend 70 Costa itIca'
rho undersigned hns u solemn duty IN perform, oy Do
clarinr, as he now does declare. III tho name al the
government of Costa RIGA, i!Iat bis Republic mas
never recognised ar is disposed To recognise my TILE
ar grant made by the kiuss or Chiefs OF tie MosqGI-
Ia Indians, aud purporiiug 10 he located within the
wrIl-known limits OF Costa Rica, which are from
..Escudo de Vcrugua" To the fort u! San Juan, on inc
Atlnntic: and thence, following the course U! The sad
river to the Lake OF Nicaragua, &c.
The undersigned declares likewise TINT his govern
mcnt will not allow any color:st, or party oi coionisiS,
from whatever country they may proceed. 10 occupy
locate, or take possuss.or Of lands belonging tn tOS'a
Ricn, for The PURPOSES OF agriculture, mining, or any
other, unless hc or they shall have previously applied
IL the government, Of Costa Rica and daily obtliGcd
permission and legal title 10 that effect.
|, will not be inappropriate 70 add, that the laws OF
Costa Rica are extremely liberal "n the subject, ana
afford grcnt facilities TO immigrants who should Ike
IN 20 and fix their residence there.
But, so far H. regards the "MGsGuito Colonization
mud Mining Company" on whose account this eIpc-
dition ha. been prepared, tho undersigned begs to III;
= Al IT...-J SVpt.s tltuf goIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02
TIE CANVASS.

The prompt ana cordia! support which the Demo
cratic press OF the State extends to the nominees OF
the S,auutum Convention, is Us gratifying to us us it
is surprising aud mnrtifvins to our opponents. Ih,y
lad calculated largely on division and detection in our
party, but the Press, the faithful exponent OF p"ru!T
| sentiment, indicates II zeal and unaminity among De-
nocrats, whirh prcsarc Al n'lHliciou' result ~
Democratic papers of III, State. display an cnerH!
and ability in support oi Mr.. Wise, which vii! not '"I'
20 awaken M appropriate response Ill 'he preaS'' "
oven the lukewarm and Indifferent. SUCH cnScr com
pp,itiou Ior the ncmina,iou ms was manifested peloFe
the Convention wus naturally succeeded hyd'sarpo'nt'
mont among toe friends o. the unsuccessful candidates.
Bu, the first impulse OF regret over, and the stern Dc
,o,;,, I, nor,y characteristic OF the Virginia DcInoc-
r,cv. resumes its sway. \ little reflection teaches
Democrats that the State will suffer IN irreparable ca.
,,nity in the dcicut OF tho party, and they begin to
smo,bcr their discomfort, md with untmching loyalty
to rally to the support, of tho Democratic canH'aa'cS'
We doubt no, .ha; every feeling OF dis"i'ecu'h WI"
vanish when the eloquent; champion ct our cause enters
the field. The out.spoken honesty OF his nature VIII!
conc;linte confidence, whilc his unsurpassed power III
a-cpmcut will curry conviction to every mind. we
h vo no uppr,bension That Mr.. Wise will fail TO &C.
cure the full strength Of the party
The plan and purposes Of the opposition arc no'Ee'
,.3 7, ia understood that they are sorelv
troubled with ,he preliminary matters of organization
and nomination.. As indicated in our article OF yes
terdoy, the Wings md Ku"w-So'hinss are contend
ing for the candidate; out the difficulties OF tue opp"-
.ition arc Increased by an angry dispute among n'es
a. to whom they shall nomhnnie.
Bolts is undoubtedly the tavoritc OF inc par
", blu, be encounters q fierce aud relentless 'PP''
sitiou from the LEADERS and managers lneS navel een
Offended by his su!len independence and ooSsea oo-
s,;n,cv, and are unwilling 20 compliment n man VINO
asks them no favor. The may succeed Ill setting
him aside, bu, By tine nc, they will dlssappoint the
n,nulsr desire and ex,lnguish the enthusiasm OF Their
party.
We saw to our friends, be r'-:Iart and defFe' a
desperate effort will be made TO defeat our parry,
calamity which q united aud energetic resistance only
can avert.