The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

AaN ~
rI,sSl%hgcrs have siialla*alsse poh-
lie nindnf oee appreaei,siar-- thr.y ass
lr,t POLITICIANS A4ssliAye .acvv3opei 5f,cp,-
selves 70 be jasi suell~ al orgaslisatimi's e.
We hoped ,.nd beiieyvd sie,' swenc, having
in view only the intelleclual aud material
asisanoesrvnt q the iarrness Md tlegsil-
eral Improvement Of The collatry. The
prompt rebnke given In the Ghsrlotse dis
trict to'Mr Il. G. psyi,lson who hoped 20
ride into Congress on tlsv shoulder 9th,
tirangers, showed that iissy did. aot lesd
themselves 70 private PURPOSES and, SopLl
mot prostitute their power or their prin.
cipIes % ptrsoliaI aMUiti,ms Ill
Having given this vsnpiaatic deacon,
ntratioil the purity aiid upselfsshness u
their purposes, they have acquitted the
right % speak out. ard lenlaad lsegisiatiye
aud for many effects which coso. clearly
withihithc pursicw of tkeirs crganixaiiun,
and which cannot be accomplished with
OUT such assisisrce NJ
Tive Subjects strike us ss proper for inn
mediate considerations, upon which they
shcs'd now pre,,oe 10 give. their rep
reseptstiyes ~ tire Legislature. lqil la.
str9etionr. Dogs anil isoad-' i..
DfIhe.nfsf. We have before had OCCASION
"a 4eak, lea .sasess coiuuiss. We have
never had occasion I. modify. u single
ssntc.s hitl,erto expressed --tllat dogs are
nuisahce. altogether Incompatible with
sisueolLcrwise would ie one ~ the most
pmiilablc. most manageable, AMI lenst
expensive VI oar industries -shcep hus
Every farmer h toa well convinced OF
the ease with whicli sierl, might b. raise,i
Ia all parts az thestase, oftlls special adap-
tsiien ofsaii and climate I'd their full
development, nf Their iirodt Tor wool, and
their valse Cor ae'it % neestapS arsun,snt
on iisese points. Aud all areagreel on
anottcr l-siut that nothing Jut an excess
OF worthless dogs b Ia the way Of success.
In thu busiIe~~ And all are agreed on
anotl,er lnint- % sc still and say nothing,
t. give W quietly % thIs predatofy curse.
70 let sl,tep Perish 90 of rxistei,ce fplosc
thu enjoya,ri,t 81 milton aud the cvniiort
Of woal, thar il,oussnd Of worthless eur.
may cuioy a CARELESS aud. taNIess existence.
New iet the tirxngcrs nct, line Others
will. Let them come To the front In the
plenitude oil their power. and demand the
absieinent az this nuisance. let them
sirsk rs farmers, a. class having more
varied aud more extensive Interests than
any other. and demand that their rights
he Pro,effesi. And let them sI,ow, Ne the.
esn, that tilr comfort aud luxury Of all
ether classes ARE. involved In this pio-
ieelion. Let, them dslnand fiom the
Legislature taai tilis vrI,crr on public
PROSPERITY be rradiS.ie'l. 81 ut any rate
Kept within i.uunds. De. tI,etn ask foru
Law. wiica whilrll VII ex.mptplI dogs
thai ARE necessary. for lie praecaidil Of
roperiy, will tax all ihai ave nua worth
preserving uiit uf existence.
A law oftllh. kind faithfully enforced
would substitute two million sheep for
the two millisu tsr n,er.l worthless d,gs-
that now max. sl,rep hnsbairlry ini-
possible, that now cnt ny the suhstancc
that would feed .ne hurired thousand
people, that would falien hslfa million
hog,, that would -rye several million egg,
aud that woula h'ske nights rezs eniuya.
bic Ivy thousands wlw are now tortured by
the ccasele-~ liafkii,g smd hoslirg Of the
uanunllercd lsof,les which infest the
land.
or Roa.l- We will have sosndlIiuy 10 ",
nj anothrr tinse.