The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-01

ceivs half 81 the sum collected and 10 ID
clear with III spoil. Inquiry bad showed
that tho Secretary Of the Treasury, BY ig-
horance Or worse, had permitted tins wrong.
aud bad hssn colhpclisd TO resign under the
pressure Of public cpiniop. and thea Grant
had rewarded him By making hia Jadgu IL
tho court Of claims. and radical Senate
had confirmed the appointment. This was
. specimen III the purity VI the adainistra-
tion-ths people plued ered and The robbers
rewarded.
Capt. d. reviewed the currency troubles.
showed how little We had 4 right to look to
Grant for relief; be was id the interests Of
l the bond-holders. who had bnugat the
bonds when they we're selling At ~ cents
in the dullar, and nuw demanded pay In
gold 81 par. The currency bill vas I inca
sure Cor The relief of the South and West.
but the pressure o. the bond holders was
brought to bear on The President and be sc-
toed IL.
\ II was fair 10 infer from facts. that the
President was accessible 10 such inaaepces.
Ii was we'll known be bad received large
presents. Wilson had said that when
Grant went intu the ariiiy BIO Was too poor
to buy sword, now he was worth bis hum
,lrcds Of thousands Where did it come
from? a
CIVIL RroItTs.
| Mr.. Davis trusted his competitor was OPP
posed 10 this bill Of denominations and inc
4 putty. But he belongs 70 the party that
fathers il. Two thirds Of the Senate vot-
Cd for it. Only one Senator, Car penter
opposed it. w. \. Smith was opposed 70
/ Il. but Lyman was running on that plat
form. The speaker said be was not against
the negro, but was In sasnr Of securing him
Ill the rights he had under existing laws.
No more, aud no less The white man was
to blame for the bill. II was the white
man pushing on the colored man to get In
to Office through him No white man IN
the South would be IN the radical ranks II
there we're no Offices to Gil.
And The whites and blacks Of the South
bad become better hatmonised. The lat.
ter had begun 70 understand how they bad
been abused for the advantage Of white ad.
ventnrers from the North. They bad be-
gun 70 see they had beer. turned against
their oil masters without cause. They be-
gan 70 turn. aud the party was about %
lose 500, 900 colored votes. The civil
rights bill ~ss devised 10 keep this vote
and to crafty the revenge Of northern men.
Ii sowed discord where contentnlent began
70 reign. There was 10 need Of the bill.
, There vas no right denied or disturbed.
Ii was an unnatural effort to unite things
disjoined. f'hs rolcfsd man goes to III.
churches and schools. We 90 70 ours.
We move IN different spheres.
The bill was defea.ei. bnt Il will be call.
cd up next session. and there il nothing Il
! prevent its passage. Boutwell, says preju.
dices must be broken do&n BY the force Of
Law. God has fixed one plan, the radical,
would amend it.
A man may SAY be i good republican,
! but is opposed to civil rights. That i The
{ chief Issue nos. Say % him. ii you vote
. the Republican ticket. yoti are Ia favor 81
/ the bill. The uegfoes wllsrs they are il
the majority. favor the bill. fhe5 have
, drawn the line, not the whites.
J After az animated tppesl 70 pride Of rses
: 70 come out and. act, the speaker said that
the fault IL utir presant suffering restet
. with u. We did not take enough iitefesl
in our Affairs. After the manner If ths
trees, in the parable Of lothian, the son i
J Gideon, when they met 70 choose ! king
We hare all declined the burden Of publl,
service, and llre bramble has tsfeh lie plae,
TO ruie ovef us.
J His hour having closed NJ. Davis CAV,
b way 70
NR. IfEsDFN,
8 xlao snncunsea lamssif - . candidate for
. Congress, and expressed bis pleasure q
| meeting the people 81 Orange. In regsrs
. to bis political antecedeuts, II might be hi
|. duty 70 explain. and he had nothing 70 con.
J ceal. Tie was Wing before tho ear sns
/. 70 lis beginning. II Vas bis fortune 70 b,
: elected 70 the secession convention. II.
. went there Is Union msa. 10 keep ii,
| State II the Union. My opponent ssys.
y &sM&1 II ILL LIZ ~ 8t@&N N1ss ~ N&S -
] ready ous--0uf b. the action ef The part,
: % shieh the gentleman belongs. III,
i forts hnd besh ssize6. Coz. Ellis, notes
. secessicBist. vas a. the head Of the govern
. ment. What could do bot vote fCr ID,
Z ordinance. for there sac personal danger II
!. refuzirg 70 sign. Even W. A. Graham
!. did moi dare eprNns h. lie IN cunianetio,
wifh Geo. Il. Badger. introduced 40 ordi
: nance declaring the State iH state of Re
4 volution. 10 avoid recognition II thc dos
b trine cf secession. Barton Craig ifnruiue
ed copy d the South Czrolins Ordinances
: Judge Ruiin. tie nan Of the Convention
co-Opsrssing with The party, did noe rseog
= nizs The dostsTpe. and introduced IN amend
. msnss that flse people cent ont, becsps
. they sflled to do h. 7his sas voted dom
1 all signed The 0rainasee. The bard (up
!. ion) didn't give up tbsn. They sessa 70
4 she adoption Of the provisional governrnen
4 Of tls coBfsisrzxs States. His 0vpop~
. issirustsd he did not ry INTO The var, b
Q had nothing 10 coscsai Wbeu sls ~
4 eame be vas With bis people. but vas %