The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-29

Office.
4 correspondent, IN the Wilmington Herald raises
thc question whether Mr.. Nnsiow recently elected
representative in Congress fton, Tie third Congrcssi,n-
al District Is rlighe 10 the scat lie quotes the ih
article Of The a,ncudcl Constitution. which provides
that No person Who shall hold any oire o. place u
iru., or profit under the United States or Al, depart
men, thereof. under this STATE any other state
or Gncnmeni. shall hold exercise any other III c
place Of trust profit under the auhotii, Of tbs
state or he eligible to seat IN either house n tie lie.
neral ASSEMBLY"
From this h. draws ihe argument. that Il Rcpr0rn-
Iltise 10 tie Congress 81 The Inicd states holding
III place Of trust lnl profit, and therefore he
cannot be a member d The General Assembly. Bot
Mr. Win.oH i 4 mrmlrf q the General Assembly.
which port H. may resign into The hands 81 TIE tiossr-
nor but h. alsa Speaker II tic senate which posi-
lion he cannot resign except 10 the senai, itself and
thi, bods mol bring IN session, likely to be bcion
congre.. meets, he mus, Of Necessity remain nrcmlrr
of the General Assembly
But the enffe.l onent forget. ,hat hcae an cf;,cr
under the state Government, dues mol dsqaallh a
person ot holding an cfi under the Government Of
the United states. or taking seat ~ either House of
Congress. And !, i onl, under rrrain contingencies
~, M. Niu.lpw would haze any dui, n perform Is
. mcinifr u tie Gruefal As.cni.y or a. Speaker of
tie Senate. The tirncral Assembly having completed
the busne.. before H. adjourned without day. and their
iutics wrfr apparently rid, fihr General Asscm-
us should aeain " raI!cd together Inc eeenf On
vernon hesame vacant the question win d, whether
VI. winsiaw thereby disqualified iof continuing 10
his IN Gongtc-.. bat whether he has mol. BY
ecpiius Ire .rai in congps. ,scaie h. seai IN ihe
Sttte seiatr. erased N ID speaker. anl consequently
entitled c,crc.r te lutr. u tie atlirr u a..
vernon. ID ea.e tia, ofi = should lccome vacant.
sumo If The Democratic api..Amerieans have lsrn
iIisenily hunting scraps. and extract. from .prechr.
uttered iNraiy year - 4, lirrtl.minied mrr
naw ariug with liz Amenean par,, npl Publishing
then Is evidence of Inconsistency IN orp9.lns now
tho extension q Catholic iaa i.acc which then ilcy
we're d.p l.e 1, regard With f.of. bat these editors
t,rgct inst te developments ii e last leN wears have
shown that ill., Church IL Rome III. To- NINE " i.
ancient intalennrc ,nd tlils. asopen, a,osel IN
o. their periodicals, the want Of power ony prevents
them tr,n stefci.ng the tbnineenns aud prosecuting
spirit here whtch ha. distinguished Them ii ibe "a IA.
ihoIir rgnntric. ~ Europe. Developments kc ,br.c
may wei a.tiy change of opinion 10 tcsaaI % tic
policy u permitting moa rapid increase oi the pow.
II tie Ratnish P,irsiheod.
II would r din vii aaiirt - furnish III arr, II
extract. 81 IT. orhT .Ie II thr question: hni III ~
present W sill Uuiy s,e ihr following. I,is fnn
circular is.uei ~ 1915 by Theni, g. Clinamin. who
has just ten elected 10 tonstes. from The Eighth Ds-
lfct What true Ten years ago in regard 10 The
danger q II unprecedented from ths nnns n Foreigners
Int, this country. mue npr cinpiticill, ifns now
when The numbers YEARLY csming 10 ar neta Than
iour.iold. NJ Clingnsn Was then a proic.std Wing.
IN the late campaign he VI. in active opposition 70 The
american parts bot iha, ran make ~ change ii IT,
siaie II ihe laets.
THOMAS 4. CL1NGNAN IN 1916.
+" Nearly onr hundred thousand Foreigners
are estimated to arrive annually ~ the Unit
81 states. q this numbrr very large pro.
portion are Roman Catholics. ~ means.
which time ,locs not permit 10 recount. but Tie
most insidious aud uniustiablc, the Demo.
cratic party succeeded 10 inducing them 10
baud themselves together aud rally to the
support u VIZ. Polk. Some 81 them a,ow.
"a their preference Cor him because lis free
trade policy was more favorable 10 The inte.
rest Of The mother countries from which they
came ilian was Mr. Clays; others openly
proclaimed un their banners that they could
not be ruled BY Americans Az evidence 0f
the SOFT 81 feeling that has been inculcatcd
into the must ignarant 81 theni, may be par.
doned for mentioning a little incident that
occurred IN The room offs friend whom thane.
ed 70 be making visit. While making his