The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-01-31

DELAY any person Of cummnn right by rea-
son nfany letter or command tromaay per-
sonsin authority tome directed. or for any
other cause whatsoever; and IN case any
| letter or ordersc come 10 me contrary TO law,
II viii proceed 10 enforce the law, such let
ter. or orders. notwithstanding" requires
| him, as he shall answer to the State he
serves. to deal out the justice established
by law to any persan, or commands from
any other au,horitysg But by the regpla-
! tions now or lately in operation. II there
be two persons charged With crime, rob-
berry, Tor exsaple. the unesiron the.person
at 4 white man. the other from black. the
! Judge III the Superior Court tor the Coun-
/ " where the offences were committe,l,
may and must ,ry the FIRST. according to
I The cuurse &c the aeomman law; but the
other he mus. notwithstanding his oath 0f
Office, deliver over on asmilitary order To
the Rresd,ner's Bureau, 20 be tried by a.
military commission. although he shoulI
claim his deli,emncea a, the hands of a ju-
~ IL the country. 4 am fully persuaded
that il such contest the Supreme Court
III the United States would sustain the
Judges of the State IN The Jurisdiction they
would be Obliged 20 assert But I,leprecasr
controversy even in the forum between the
authorities of the Government. and. hope
fully trust that the President aud Congress
will rearse the grounds Of lispate by re-
nittiag the State judiciary to its appanpri-
ate iunctiuns. imske these ohserva tions
with yery great Difference 10 ,he dsstin-
suishe,l aud benevolent officer at the head
81 thu Bureau Of Freedmen, and with the
best wishes FIR the happiness sndatvance-
mental this portion oil our population but
c.nfusion. idlen-ss. vice, crime aud ieal-
ousy sud irritation between the wo-races
Are Consequences of the EXISTING order ~
il,ins,, ans. The safety aud welfare OF soci-
etv require aeiormatinn. | was one of those
r.its believed. that the late disastrous var
Jn1t W. ver 10 have occurred. believe
ttn.svef welid have occurred. is the mass
asa tbe .,eapie in the two sections could
l,ay,. n.et Il seanci Hand freely inlerchang-
81 ullu.un, and lnl0rmatinu. IAN salts
firi iti0 60 tie jea lausy. hatred and DIS.
ru,t srn,Iered by the struggle prevail
ainons pair slans with far more intensity
than a,nsn. The citizens, cluding ih- late
saIdisr, ID esther sectim. II concerns the
republic ,h4.ii,err IS alb- an end 81 strife
iCan6deace must begin somewhere. Tie
var actaaHy ceased with the surrender OF
The Southern armies nine months ssn.
\ This event wa immedIltely followed hy
tic !ib.ratiaa of al slaves, measure whigu
20 ta,iuaii, that il was accomplished, ANU
Inflated two thousand millions IN value oi
property, and. Impoverished thousands up
/ On thnu ,and. of families bred IN aillirncc.
and accustomed 10 luxury-yet nor thl,
Ecxiiaur,iiuary spUliaiion. nor the iudiscrim.
mate de,astatiuns VI homes and plantations
Of nnexanplesl extent. entaiIins rum Ipnn
millions. &C Inhabitants, has prudaced he
Il .hirsi show oil oppp>ltionto the author
Iity 1.-THE Government The President in
4 late message IN which be concurs ~ the
4 a..,r.ipn II the General 10 charge If The
army, alter extensive personal observation
ffoh the eminent position he oecnp e. an.
narnees that all resistance on the part u
,itr states aud individuals lately in rebel
lin had ceased. That the laws d tie Unit.
ed state, are enforced and obeyed every
wl1ere In the South. and il world seem. We
la,i. reached that puin, VI progress wheH
dis,rrs, should yieId'.o confidence; aver
sipl d spirii.of harmony. i nor cordial.
IL.
among the laws in operation, arc ,lins'
for ilr collection Oh the revenue Of the Z.
Int dShes. and the collectors are making
COLLECTIONS in varioa. districts of The state
although il seem. to have been recognized
4. IN axiom in American poli;ics, that re.
prrsest4liUn and taxation were insrpara
Die, vel Z regre; 10 state that 10 Senator
o. Representative has been admitted int
III. halls Of Congress from this State. rh'
"a sion, sroased in revolutions do not a
once subside, but the sober sense Of N,
American people will mol brook The VIOLA
tien Of great principles Of government.
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