The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-09-03

DeEu WHIT tiuu thE Misl IA thSAt
TO the Northern government, ana IN thelr ue-
termination to establish their independence.
They were unit now. He torgaye those
who had thus assaled him, as ne hoped ms
friends would and he would forget i, Il ne
could. He hoped God would forgive them
for such charge, broughton such insufficient /
grounds, against their own fellow-ctlzens Tor
party purposes. For his part he was deter
mined 10 know no party during this war.
He should think only of the best means to
establish our independence, and IN this great
work he asked and expected the cooperation
AND support of all.
Col. Vance then referred to the number Of
troops furnished for the war BY North faro
/ lina, and the manner il which those troops
| had conducted themselves IN the service.
/ he knew that our people were as determined
as they were modest in their character, anu
always 10 earnest in what they undertook
but he was not prepared for that brilliant
dash in their nature which they had exhibit
II ed on the battle field He had looked Tor
steady, upyielding courage; but they had
shown themselves among hc loremost,li not
the very foremost in tie use OF tue 0ayonef.
! 4 Yankee prisoner, who was evidently
close observer. had said TO one OF our sol
diers, g You North CarOllnians have less
sense and less powder than any soldiers |
ever saw" why 10 you say that = re-
sponded The soldier. Because" said the
/ Yankee, /" whenever we saw a North Caro-
lima regiment in the late battles. they were
idouble-quicking towardsus; and pretty soon
some liltle fellow IN gray uniform would
step out III front Of them aud say, " fS baio-
lneis, AMI then he would say, charge bayo-
Inets,' and they wo8ld come right at rs IN a
|quick run" 81 really believe" SAID he,
that your soldiers don't get their fell pow.
der ration for they never shoot more liian
once before Ne hear lhat everlasting order,
Fix bayOues." lie thousbiou soldiers had
j special fancy for empty muskets. THIS,
said Col. Vance, vas the highest compliment
8 which could have been paid to our troops,
He also referred 10 the exalted character
which our State maintained for her integrity
and honesty among her sisters, as was cyl
lenced not only " gge scrupulOas fidelity
with which ae thus iag observed MI her abii-
cations ~ tile comnian government, bus ~
the high price which her bends commanded
III lie Richmond market. II was the duly,
a,ltshouidbe lhe pride Of aur people lOmaln,
tain this character under all circumstances.
Again thanking the as,emblage FOR the
honnr done him by calling upon hin, be
babe them good night, aud retired % his
ranm. Ills remarks. q We have stated,
| Wete most enthusiastically received. and NJ
. afe sitd y learn that tAey gave satisfaction
Il many 81 those prescn, who had sotei
az sigst him.
: Col. Vance left in the cars for his home.
/. 10 Blncombe. on SUNDAY evening. We are
..sas.G--i I----- Ifuurf 90 fuGuFH'
nur readers mat his Inauguration as Govern
Or. on Monday the Sill day u next month.
! niil be public. Il lsf-e cuncnar.A Will III
doubt attend ID witnes. title inauguration.
The oaths d oiite aIll be administered BY
, Chief Justice Petf,al, o. by spne one d III
/ Judges oi The Supreme Or Superior Courts.
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THE HOME And GRAVE Of MADISON.
Tie arms cpFrl siuadent o. DE Richmund
!. Dispatch wfites ifau Orange county, u. !,
I ilI6nW,
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lone and gfate il Madison. X = one d
:. tie mus beautiful places have ever seen
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such exquisite proportions. and 10 seeh
i maghiiieeid park q stately trees, taat I'll
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! fuses, II p,g.en.s ] sal, level, pirsate.
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: which arr - e.tass ed painful y Nun
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u the gruun8s tsst sua do not see tie psn
: son tili son are n..an il. Then, from thl
+ front vide sHd ss4iIaas panorama bafst,
81 The view. Mo8H., fsuiftu fields and 81
eulireiing Blue Rass, combine 81 msk
4 gene Vt exquisite bsaaty aHl grandeur
Il Within ihc daeilta. nearly alI X no.leln
i iar present proprietor i Mr. carson lfon
Ireland. who lately eans here under pa
}. from old ADe. aud non proclalms strict Dea
i talitt and claims he protection Of tie Bri
i tish dag.
d Tbe grave q tie patriot sage i sitaatel
= IN Tie midst u Iafgs field 81 lu4ariaa
/. corn, u impericcig shaded IN hse taii u
Il Gusts. aud II surTnAAdetIby l0W brick wall