The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

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,appsan that the Conmisaes sstsd With too
nseh slssrity. pad siih TO mssh readiness
to srntify . loas psnt - hostility to the
isditpso tho Seasinsh We. NJ iansdiass
friends. feel that be has bsss Lsrshly and
unsratefully dealt With. I'is debt Of the
Conservative party to him conld never b
repaid By % paltry : gil. % The public
printing. clogged BY the restraints pns up
on It. aud worse than valuelsss FROM the
inadequsey Of the compensation. Still 1t
vas 1 compliment due Nj, Turner. tho
only one BY the way bis party has paid him
for his gallant scrice--snd Ii should have
been given without stint or hesitation. So
we'll is Il known that Mr.. Turner is not
lnerccnary. that no one expects him to CON-
plain Of the deprivation Of the honor as .
pecuDiary loss. Yetboth he and his friends
have right to complain Of the stigma At
tempted to 10 attached to him by the inn
piled want Of confidence in bis devotion to
his party. Aud no explanation can do =
way with that impression Of disgust ct the
manifest and striking iugratitudc. and total
forgctfulness Of past aud present service.
THE VIEW YORK. NORFOLK AND
CHARLESTON X. r..
Tho bill for the incorporation Of this TO-
reign company passed through both houses
Of .he Legislature with scarcely voice be-
ing heard in advocacy Of the rights Of VIII
mington. II strikes Us as the extreme Of
injustice. folly and shortsightedncss to pcr.
nit corporation entirely alien to the State
to come into il with such unlimited powers
and to cripple il not destroy interests Of our
own. built up at such heavy expense Of
time. money. aud talent. The idea Of the
influence such line might have upon the
prosperity Of place now so fourishing as
Wilmington. builtup by the successful opc-
ration Of lines Of rail road long before pro-
jected and completed. seemed to have oc-
CURED to few. The representation from
Nsw Hanover vas silent because il wa,
worthless. The proposition Of DIR. Jone.
of Grunge 10 postpone until after the recess.
TO give time for consideration, information.
and remonstrance. was voted down. and the
bill passed BY M overwhelming minority.
Wilmington has pissed through much tri.
bulation and has not only survived il. but
passed through Il triumphan,ly and nc
doubt this blow aimed at her prosperity
will be varied Of, aud compensation be
found in the perfection Of other schemes.
We oppose al interference with vested
rights and existing corporations. but new
ones, seeking chartered existence may be
controlled 50 as not to prejudics the right,
aud js0pArdizo the prosperity Of otaors.
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THE FUTURE or WILMINGTON.
The geographical couhguration Of Nortl
Carolina is such. that il has always been
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