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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14
Wnal riH President Lincoln do?

NabnliBlDu, NOV, -
We learn upon authority which we cannot
question, that IN an interview recently held
with Abraham Lincoln bya Southern gensle-
man, the former explicitly stated the follow
ing rule OF action 1.-THE reached the Presldcn-
tial chair -
That whatever his private opinions we're
when lie took the oath Of Office, he would re-
commend no measure which would impair
the value or security Of slave property IN the
South.
That he would never recommend the abo'
lition Of slavery IL the District Of Columbia
unless the Legislature Of Maryland shall re-
quest il.
That the sale and transfer Of slaves between
State and State having been fxed right
under the constitution, he should not inter
lere with il.
That the rendition Of fugitive slaves should
be enforced BY all the power at his com.
mand.
That he should consult 10 his administra.
tion the opinions Of the friends OF Henry
Clay.
These statements come 10 Us in such q
shape that we are inclined TO believe them,
and, II So, our Southern friends might as well
lower their halberts and stay in the Union,
for Lincoln will probably be the most ener.
getic friend they have had in the White House
for many long year.
We should not be surprised. therefore. i
the abolitionists found out befure long thai
thry have caught Tartar. Aud more thar
tins, wr learn that III the course Of few
weeks there will be an official statement o
his views BY the President elect, which val
all4y every possible apprehension.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14

10 ne Mhels hiaaly Of Medical Discoveries 10 rem.
ny ~ Peibnsd . mary anj sueh rsmstkabIe cures
q the numerous affections q he rhrosi Lungs. aud
chesi-pff Colds, Bronchitis. Inauenss Wheop
ing Cough, Group Asihma Or Consump,ion itseIt. -
A.f4fiaasl, longiped, sad justly sslebtslsd Bssa.
- GENERALLY acknowledged y ,he sapeslar excellence
u this remedy thai ~, - q ne many Who have ,ss
- q sitass ~ experience i 70 Keep u on hand ssa
,psely and csrisih cure tat sadisn attacks u Cold
folly believing lhat T. rensdil poses arc eop,pfshsa.
sise slevth % sracs every form % disease Gon IRE
.lishsa cold 10 The most dangerous gmpionn u pul.
monafy complaint
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14
.sssss.s.,ss.s.,.s~,-
tue PROPER COURSE.

suppose Lincoln i elected, what thea -
How stand the facts let Us see. We should
siill lave for our protection
!. The Supreme Coutt Of the United
States.
.. We should It'll have the United states
Senate aud
:. We shall have tie United States House
Of Representatives.
No bill could come before the Executive
for his signature that had not received tbe
sanction u both houses Of Congress. No
appointment coBld be made BY him without
the sanction 0l the United States senate.
Iiut LEI "a suppose that We attempts 10 do
unlawful things, that he attempts 10 violate
the rights of portion u The people or States
of The Union, Or transcend IN any respect
The authority vested in him By the Con.titu.
ton and laws. What is the remedy In.
parchment by the House and trial and pun
ishment BY the Senate IL found guilty. llas.
ing both branches u tie Congress On the
side Of the South and The Constitution, can
any man doubt that they you'd perform
their dutyi We should thus have three dis.
tinet ranparts against aggression between
0s and the President. such course would
be IL once digniiied. constitutional, sale, aud
would raise np hosts ~ friends everywhere.
The sympathits ~ III conservative men IL
sll classes would be on our side, and with
such q basis VI mural aud political pvwer,
aud cordial anton North aud South against
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14
Pom lie Wilmington IIe,ll.
4 PEW REFLECTIONS ON SECESSION

PEW REFLECTIONS ON SECESSION.
II i, thought by some persons that il.
membtrment Of our government il imminent.
aud aimos, inevitable; others are more an.
guine as to the result Of our present dlIic1l.
ties, bDt al agree That there is some cause
fOr apprehension. The prevailing feeling
seems 70 be rather one 81 detection dian Of
undue excitement, although lie late rxtibi.
lion h tie city % Charleston, upDn tie ne.
ceipt Of the news, Indicating the election Of
Lincoln, furnishes a remarkable exception
% Tie sentiment, and, at the same tine, H..
dlcates most unfortunate, and morbid state
nl feeling, and total ihcapaeity among those
who would lain occupy tie position Of Icai-
en- % the movement for a separate govern.
ment az tie South.
The Telegraph Informed Us yesterday that
tie news 81 LincOln's election was received
81 ~ Charleston with great rejoicing, and
long continued cheering for Southern
cOniederacy" Without disc0sing..Iefe Tie
pppfitty, Or the wisdom d secession, il
may well Dc suggested that such conduct
displays an utter inability 70 appreciate The
Importance 81 the step contemplated by The
parties concerned, and partakes more IL the
character VI the sports Df a st Of liberated
school children, than 81 that more serious
splflt which q supposed 70 govern men Win
lre about q undertake great. aud terrible
fesponslbillty--a responsibility! involving The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14
MoDiFIED SECESSION.

Tie Governor ol Mississippi Is only hsli-
way sese,sionist. Tie is for withdrawing ali
representation IN Congress. aud obeying all
the laws Of Congress enacted up 10 the lime
Of Llncun's election ~ which MIssissIppl
rad yDice. but proposes not 10 recognise
any new law Of Congress. nor have any thing
further 70 do with the Federal Government
IN auy manner unless Tie amplest guarantee,
are gwen to the people If Mississippi that all
thrH rights Of person aud property will be
fully respected. We do NOT see the adyan.
lase which MIssissipp could derive from any
sach arrangement. 81 Withdrawing her
delegate, from Congress before a new Adj
ministralion had begun 10 act, she would be
iihout the power 10 enforce the guarantees
she demanded and. would not be harly TO get
them while holding position u opposition to
the Gu.ernmeni. By keeping her rePresen.
tation ID Congress she can assert her rights q,
a sovereign STATE, resist unconstitutional leg
ls'apua, and put the responsibility ofiereins
tie state into secession upon the majority q
the National Legislature. il,,s would she e
about submitting iothe Federal Gyseramrni
10 one instant aud refusing 10 another, with.
nni bringing upnn herself The consequences q
,Ii,rcgsrtliug such authority altogether; Hall
Way secession i, only 50 much Difference :,
public opinion IN Mississippi, which Is mo-
prepared for The extreme measure. The pru,
pie Of Mississippi will not BE- caught 10 thai
tap. I<ager
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14

WHAT DIsuNIoN HAS DONE For Souri, CAR
oLINA.-The New Orleans Bee thus aludes
to the disunion sentiments which have pres
vailed in South Carolina:-- that State the
spirit Of iisunion has always been rifest.
Thence emanated the outcry against the
North now so commonly echoed throughout
the extreme South. The people Of South
Carolina have been persistently engaged IN
matchmaking Northern aggression, aud in
preaching the necessity Of dissolution. Just
in the same proportion has her commerce
declined and her agricultural wealth dinin-
Ished. Instead Of seeking prosperity by i'm
itating the enterprise and public spirit Of her
neighbors. the Palmetto State has gradually
sunk into an impoverished condition. while
in,eigl,ing against the North for evils which
are mos,ly the result Of her own neglect and
improsidenee.ats lP3'ssfA ssasn 9saaesa 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14


Innocent .A,nusrmtats "A sensible remark
was once made by a Boston clergyman in a
discourse on amusements. lie said: Z" A.
musemcnts are indispensable TO morals. IL
tie young are not provided with harmless and
yirtuous amusements they would have vicious
and corruptlng amusements, Some parents
are so much afraid that lheir. children would
do wrong that they would not let them do
anythiDg. But when they obtain their fiber
~, with none to control their piessures--nes-
er having learned TO art aright--they were
quite sure TO riot in self-indulgsnce." The
world can produce vast amount Of painful
experience 10 confirm the truth 81 The above.
A great mistake is made by many parents
in this matter. The FIRST object VI all pareais
should be to make home happy spot 10 their
children. But il is too often place asso,
rialed only With severity with denial Of the
pleasures 10 which nature prompts The young
Iasar, with superstitious austerity--antil
virtue and religion come TO be regarded by
the Young mind as akin TO everything that is
disagrreable aud repuIsiye. and are received
with disgust, aud sometimes with seorn and
unbclief, ~ alter life. Baaiao,s Aavieas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14

A MopgL DrS.-The responsibility Of
writing aud publishing the following model
dun, l. laid TO /" an editOr cut west" We
copy 10, a. well 70 show SOME u our natr0ns
how they would be talked 20 were thcy sib-
scribers ofthat paper, ~ 10 exhibit 10 others
a choice specimen Of ingenious dunning:
friends. Patrons. Sabseribrs and .fdUsr-
fisers: Hear Us for our debts aud get ready
that YOU may pay trust us, we are IN need
and have regard fof you have long been
trusted; acknowledge your indebtedness.
and dive into your pockets that you may
promptly fork over. IL there be any among
yOu-one single patron-that don't owe ns
something, then 20 him we say, step inside
--eon.ider yourself gentleman. Ii the rest
wish 20 know why we dun them, this is our
answer: Not that we care about cash our
selves, but our creditors do. Would YOU
rfther that we 20 toiail and you 70 free than
that YOU paw your debts and We al keep
muyingi Aswe have agreed, We have work.
81 loF sou---as we have contracted. We have
furnished our paper % Won, but as YOU don't
pay, Nc dun yoa! Here arc agreements for
iOb work, contacts for subscription, promises
Of long credits, and duns for deferred pay
mcnt. Who Is there 80 mean that he don't
take a paperi II any he needn't speak-we
dent mean han. Who is there 20 aieen that
Ne don't advertiser u any, let him slide !;
he amt tle chap either Who il there so
bad that he don't pay the printer ~ any.
et hin shuat--iur he's the man we're after.
ilis name ]. Legion. lie has been owing Us
loi one, tao Or three years-lopg enough Ia
make " poor aud himself rich at onr expense.
u The abOse appeal to his conscience doesn't
awake him 70 sense u justice. We shall
have tptrs ihe law, ans see what virtue there
y III writ. and ronstabies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14

sectionalism, can any reasonable man doubt
that at the next election The Republican sec
tionalists would be routed. horse, foot and
dragoons
How much better, wiser, safer, more hon.
CRADLE and more dignified would be such a
course than the wild, rash copnsels that
would hurry US precipitately into the yawn-
ing abyss OF Revolution and anarchy
Petersburg hteligeaeer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14
VIRGINIA TgsTIMoNY.
Certificate from w. Nofborns Morton, q ne .1am.
insr Office, Richmond,

Certificate from VI. Nofborne Nonoa, q ne Exam.
inr Uiiee, Richmond,
liiehsasna, W. Fsb. n. iso0.
Mes1a 5. w. fswLH a Co, t3cDllsnen = rj,b
plesssfs testify 70 no great msns Of youf Invaluable
lung medicine, ~ Hisiars Bsl,am N HiLd ChsrTs,
which islkssss highly ssiued by many 81 opf ss,es.
81 ciisens, Who have tested IL virtues by tsial.
lint made us this llsIsim some three wears since
iof violent and distfessug cough which baGied tho
st q physicians. md 70 my jgy experienced such ga.
uyi1a relief - 10 induce 70 pefseyefs IN IL sse.
alsats keep u y ,sn ever Cad h 70 b. onfaiIing In
q effects. ~ medicine that have ce Used has given
such speedy relief Yours ifnly. &E
NoRB0RNE MOTION
a. Cgiaioa b PiVehasUE The only stgi,fns Vi.
,afs bssam h4i tba syiiiea sigosiufe u BUTTS
and The printed d the Pfspisios on The outer wa
peri ~ other 4 via sad worthless
Prepared By seth W. Fowis a 60. Boston. sna ior
sale by Well 4 Dickson, fIilsborough; X. D. saup.
dsis, Chapel Hill Williams a Haywood. Raleigh AM
by ~ D'aSgiss md II wholesale BY Addss a Gray,
Riehmosd. and AGA. SANTOS, sodoIL.
Jsns IL. As-isn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-11-14

IIonns, TINS LDcKsaTH.--In 1851. during
the Exhibition Of Industry ~ oil nations ht
London, our eOnnlfyman, ilObbs, astonishsi
the cockneys by picking Hramali's and al tie
INST famous Engli.h locks w,irh had been
represented - burglar proof; While al thc
same time, NOT une 81 their lueksnth. were
able @ pick NcWall's Amsucaa lock. These
incidents were The melps u making NJ.
Hobbs aud The lacks which be took 10 Lon.
don quite popular, 20 that ! very prornis.
ing held was presented for their msnuIae.
tufe % England. and be, IL company wilb IN
English eaptslisi, entered opon IL occupan.
cy. 4 large fct,ry wss sOun erected in The
vicinity d London, and Mr. Hobbs Md sey.
efal ingenious machines Constructed 10 fabri.
cate several parts ~ the locks whirh had pte.
v'ou.ly been executed solely by hand labor
y England. Ills lock factory became The
trst 10 that country Ne beat al opponents.
aud success attended his eh6rts. After :
residence VI nine years ~ Englsnd, We learn
from The I.opdgn Meehsnirs' Magazine, that
be hs. retired from business, and !, sbout 10
return permanently 70 America with bis "a.
mily. During bis residence ID London he
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4 QuEER SroRY.--Among the items tele-
graphed from Washington to the New York
World on "Wednesday last we find the fol-
lowing statement:
"Gen. Lane 10 resign his seal IN fhe SEN
ate 10 take Gingmm's.--I send you what is
now pretty well understood as among the
probabilities il is that Gen. Lane will re-
sign his seat in the Senate. return to North
Carolina, aud avail himself of a movement,
said To be on foot there. to elect him to tile
seat now occupied by Senator clngman."
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Tins EMPEROR NAPOLEON ANp THR ANERI.
can AiSsrfs.--'ll,. Paris correspondent Of
the New York Tme, wti,es lhst the Ameri.
tan Minister 10 PAR. VIZ, Faulkncrl was re-
fen'ly Summoned 10 the palace Of NJ. Cloud
IL delter into the hands VI His Majesty Tie
letter Of recall 81 lie Count dc Slrligrs 4.
Mini.lsf at Washington. Tbis eerenony.
MHere Ministers nuly are concerned, j. usual.
Is perlormed with the Minislrf Of Rmeign
AiiIirs, bot lhe EnprTor desired. ~ doubt.
to .haw special attention nn this Octlsi
70 the agent d the United States. IN lhI. IN.
trr.ira VI Faulkner vas retained luHg time
~ friendly conversation with Vi, Majesty. IN
which the latter displayed that WONDERFUL
general kpouleige n aIIsrs III ussr Tie word
inf which lie i remark bile, anil recalled IL
all u, deals. With many expressions. 81 de.
siH, his ,,.ltto tie United States. liz ~ he
81 W establishment Il tie wundedul activity
IL New York aiier arriving from sluggish III.
rope. lle referred Al lensth 10 tie asr fears
u England, aud denounced those tears - thr
greatest ahsul,lity. lie had not nov sud nev.
81 had thought 81 provoking w.r with
Lngland. lis pride aud ambition was 10 els.
ale France TO high position OF commercial
and agricultural prosperity. aud be copld best
accomplish this by remaining The friend aud
ally % England. To suppose that lie would
20 10 var watt Esglahd Tor revenge was
snail eOnphmeBt 10 hiss,atspmsh,lup. The
hDpcrOr was warm IN lis expressions u
friendship to the people Of the United States.
and promised has good will 10 the e0ns lusion
81 new commercial treaty.
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has won respect, and his work people seem to
have been greatly attached to him. They
have presented him with handsome parting
testimonial, and an address couched in very
aifrctionate language. Boston Transcript.