The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-25
From tie Richmond Penny Post.

THE JUDGE L0RING ROoRBACK.
The article below is taken from the
Concord IN. IL. Reporter, whose princi-
pal editor is the Hon. Edmund Burke,
who was Commissioner OF Patents un,
der Mr.. Polh's Administration, and was
also one Of the Editors Of The Washing
ton Union, when tia, paper was Ma
lional Southern Rights Journal. Mr..
Burke always had The confidence Of Mr..
Folks Administration. and was one Of its
ablest supporters. All we have 10 do is
10 ask the public 10 read The article.
From the Concord q. H. Reporter.
The RIcHMoND ENeUIRER AND GEORGE
B. LoRING.-We noticed in recen, issue
Of The Richmond Enquirer. an Article head
ed"A Warning TO Virginia" and contain
ing letter from Geo. b. Loting, The pre-
sent Postmaster Of Salem, Mass, address.
ed to Henry A. Wise. The Administration
candidate for Governor in Virginia. This
letter is prefaced BY long introduction
from the Editor Of The Enquirer, in which
the readers OF that shee, are grayely told,
lhalthe letter was written BY Judge Lor,ng
Iof Massachusetts, whose name is fami.
liar, mol in Virginia only. but throughout
The entire South" on account Of his connec-
ton with the rendition of Burns. Much
{" honeyed commentator" is bestowed
upon the letter and It's writer, whom tho
editor repeatedly calls Judge l.oIing. The
e!ler. itself, il mass Of misrepresents-
lion Of The American party, and is in no
respect OF much consequence any way.
Now, il is possible. that Mr. Wise and
the editors Of the Enquirer may have la
bored under mistake, as 10 their CORES.
pondent's identity, and may really think
they have been in communication with
Hon. Eiudrd G.. Loring. late Lecturer
at the Cambridge Law School. and who
as Commissioner under the Fogilive slave
law remanded Burns 10 the custody OF
hls master. L is possible, we say, ihs,
they may have thought that gentleman
their correspondent. ll so, they have
made very ludicrous misiake-if so. they
are acting pretty essentially, the parts OF
dupes, IN very amusing j" Comedy OF
Errors" Bui, we rather suspect. that
they know pretty well the difference be-
tween Judge Edward &. I.ofing Of Bos-
ion, who didn't write the letter, and DR..
George B. Loring. The Pierce Pos,mas-
Ter At Salem, Mass. who did; aud that,
in attempting 10 palm or upon Southern
readers, The production Of The latter, as
that Of The former, they intended 10 play
petty trick-ayery contemplate clliyal-
nc trick.
Il Is quiie likely. they thought il pro-
babe, that so far OF Is Virginia, nobody
would be likely 10 find out The difference
between the two men. They know that
much Of the eifec, Of the letter thus lam.
lngly spread belore The public Tor eIec.
Iioneerlng purposes. would be lost, If
their readers should know that this George
3. Lofing was n,l the Judge, bit poli-
teal " soldier Of fortune" wholly devoid
u political honesty. and always iill The
Pierce Administration come into power,
a violent out and oul sbnli,ionist. vim Tor
sit wears was subscriber Of The . Herald
q Freedom" an abolition psper Of the
Garrisaniin stamp, once published IN
this Ciiy-aul whose very sudden aud
recent conversion from sboli.ionisn, has
only been effected BIZ The renovaiing in
auencs 81 the spoi!s--,he lal Office he
nov holIsl
This is The man who holds corrrsron.
dence with Henry 4. Wise, and whose
Office bought opinions are paraded 10 Tie
columns Of the Richmond Enquirer, Tor
The eiIifieslion ofihe Virginia Democracy,
who are asked 10 pernse them, as Hose
Of Judge Boringi n Mr. Wise and The
Editors 81 The Enquirer are honest IN snp.
posing Geo. d. Loring is Judge I.otinr.
Then, as we have suggested. their mistake
Is aluditrous onr. u, ~ i more probable. 4
they know The true character of ibis r0r.
respondent, but did mol dare 10 state who
and what he was, but preferred u impute
hls production % sOmebDdy else, Il pref.
- conclnsively shows h0w ,lespara,e he
Administration leaders IN Virginia have be-
cone. when they "sioop" 70 track so
contemplate. 10 carry out their purposes.
Woulln'l the would be Governor Wise
10 well 70 get Up . correspondence with
Garrison. and lay il befnre Tie public IN
he columns Of Richmond Enquirer rs
he profession Of Hon. Edward Everett.
" somebody elsei Nothing else will
ave Virginia 10 The Administration. Bet.
e. ny Il.