The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-04
HILLsBoRoUGH, N G., OCTOBER l. 1866 '.'-7.T- IN

4th. The introdu,tion Of arms into the
Southern States.
5th. The disbandins ol the colored regi-
meats. 1850 Nh
9th. The refusal.o order ssesping con
6scatiOn.
7th. The restoration Of Ae Southern
churches. se
9Th. The refusal to arrsign Lee. the. lea
der Of the rebe. hosts, after he had been
indicted for treason.
9th. The refusal to try Davis By . Mil
tary court. q.
10th. The apathy shown IN the enforce
ment efthe Msnroe Doctrine a. spplicahle
To Mexico. sln ~ his
Such is the list SO far, and there ia NJ
disputing that it's quite formidable; bst
I repeat, the President 10 ready, not only
for the opening gun. bat for all the terrihls
6re thar Is expected to follow. That the
conservative mssses-those who love their
country and their whole country; viii sss-
tain him ia solid column, there can be no
question, and this Is all the President asks.
Grant him this support and be will hand
his name down to posterity second Wash
ington. Had
The time is not distant when there will
be an entire reconstruction Of the cabinet
The members whose "time will have come"
sie Messrs. Stanton, Harlan, Speed. and
Judge advocate Holt. You may rely on
what assert. Ii is the Presidents wish
that his cabinet shall be perfectly har-
monious one, or as nearly so as possible.
and when all is ready the change will be
made and the new members duly aunounc-
ed.
or cosrse. nothing is known as TO when
the portfolios will be rendered, nor is it
likely the names will be divulged until
made public by the President himself.
l Rev. DIR. Newman has had an interview
with the President Hith reference to secur.
ing. if possible. one 0. the Methods. church.
es at New Orleans for the use Of those who
have attended upon his preaching during
the past two years in that city. The Doc
tor | hear, represents the number of said
: attendants at "one hundred" and he thinks
: it no more than right that one Of the three
Methodist Episcopal churches in that city
should be set apart for their use; in other
/. words, that the edifice shall be known as
the property of the northern church. But
10 This Mr. Johnson most decidedly object
ed. He considered the churches the right
ful property of the trustees. and if the
Methodists of the rorih were anxious far
"one church" al the south, :" the best way
: was for them to come together"
The propositions Of Bishop Anes to sub.
/. init the question OF "title" to the chief
: Justice Of the United States is a ludicrous
: one, when il is considered that there is. by
5 the decision oi the President restoring the
s churches. no such question at issue. Per,
e haps the bishop had not then heard Of th e
Y restoration.
s Rumors of probable general amnesty
= by proclamation Of the President are still
i current, and II would not surprise me IL
e such proclamation were issued. As mat
/ ters now progress, years must elapse before
' ihe docket OF rebel applicants is cleared,
! and the best part Of the Presidents time
D during the whole Of that period musfnec-
!, esarily be occupied in hearing The indi,id.
/, ual cases. | cannot believe that he will
d much longer continue the present system
but thai al important change will be made
J, at an early day.
. HORACE GREELY TO TIE cOLoRED PEG,
al DIE 0r N0p1,u CAROLINA