The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

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tlirpllg which poured In last week. TIL
Mtthodist Coafereiace. ills true, has adj
journed, ard its attsfs:as,ts all departed
But the Grand Lodge has nearly replaces
those who have gone, and The streets Seen
as much throngcd as ever. The Mason
make little public demonstrations, lhei
operation being ccniined within thei
own doors. and the public know liflie .
their purposes or acts. This Afternoon
they Went Ia a body To pay their respect
o. the Psase Institute Bong all nIarries
men Y would Je sapeiflous gaIlantfy, tina
carried them TO see the young lHiies. OF
mol They only went TO lock Ut the bull.
ding.
OftlIe Methodist Confernce The paper,
have given you all that Is ofimterest Il
know. 1 SEQ that AR. II. T.. Col. II 10 4.
70 Hiilsls'rp In The ilscc of AR. Harriss
Mn ~. tiatiis grs 10 Fiat River, Mr.
R.nn at Durham and Mr. Il. s. Webb ri
Chapel Hlll MA w. Mangnu. oul
.countyi man Remains here AT Raleigh
whefe ke Is siucl, admired.
The Legislature has not done much
worthy efpablic at,eatiou. tllougl, good
deal al local interest las been effected.
The House Is not given 10 hong s.,eeclies
though think when the proper time
coaies for the display ~ oraiory. u viii be
toaad equal % The occasion, There are
number % gentlemen ia that badly ol
talent aud eloquence. aud hey only await
the prosper impulse and the filling sub
Jecs to,lsyeiop themselves.
Yesterday the Senate had inflicted upon
V The only long speech Of the session,
running through nearly all u the MORN
Ing setting. aud the whole oGthe afternoon.
" Inflicted" Is the wrong word, however.
fof Mr. Cantwcil's speech, albeit wrong In
principle fnm our stand point. and often
extensive rum ils violence. was never.
tlieless. mn ahle. logical and cultivated one.
easy and PHEASANT III delivery, and adorned
with many af The gracrs of literature. Bmt
Mr' cantweli Is always an extremist, npw
u vinlent see-ssionisi. now again rallll
adssTair 81 The must offensive features af
the Civil Rights bill. That Mr. { antwelI
should favsg Ibis bill now when his
party ~ the Legislature, and all over the
stale anil the Country are trying toel.ar
their skirts II II. i only another example
% his caprieious slngGiaritics.
To illustrate ME. CanlweIl's extremIsn,:
Tie said that IN order Ia show how We
ought 10 regard the ncsro AMI recognize
his claims TO prlf,ei equality IL was only
i'erse~ary 10 remind his auditory that on
tl,eawini necAslun " the cncihxIon an
African. naIiye oi Cyrrne was uade the
brArer % the cn,@.-a negro thought
worthy 10 participate IN such atreinri..
hais EVENT.
Aud IL such directions did his Wild RI,
naticism lead l.im; 90 total forgrlfnl-
ness ~ all his past irrnnl, 10 total Olliv-
I"n u his Instincts ~ rarr. IfiheTe was
any blush Ia him, IL must Lave suffused
Ms face Wien Mr. Stanford In iis reliy.
Mr.. eantweIl. that Ifl,e tsir X;
iad ever gniie wrOng Ia politics. II was
leFrsy taught ~ him, IA young man, now
o polilisal ways, ny Mr.. CaniwelI him.
eli
Mr.. Cantwell towards tile conclusion
displayed befure his hearers VERY pretty
hart ~ which be would have his party, |
ebuked ~ the ieoplr. aud cLasIenea by |
'xperience. henceforth 20 sail. But rs Il |
! a chart - which the Democratic party |
las all ainng sailed, and by which they /
AVE reael,ei their present rot, they 40
'oi Intend to give up the ship 10 comnan
crs like caniwrIl. WIN have. run q while
u the rocks. sud canie ~ nrar nukIng
oial week. ~ Mr. Stanford says, six
'ears - flnre viii be nvtlel 10 convince
be Drn"erailc party ~ the sincerity ~
he conversions ~ cantwciI aud 10. like.
The Federal Curt has been all this
Rc,k % tile eassuf s,-snm, one similar
D ihst Of Bcasiey. mentioned last week.
both ~ lhrse sse mcn nf good family,
nee Of gneti rrport. but the blig..t % rad.
ulsm has blasted them. as It dies what.
verel~r q tourlirs.
cOiion b c"mlng In here In such guam
tiles Hs g give Ralrlgh the appearances %
large culton mar. which u really II.
md ~ the cultivation increases yearly In
ie surrounding counties, Il viii not he
ioFe than twa ysurs before the annual
lies viii exceed 5000 ;alesia vast leap
Om the one or two thuuaand bales be-
re. and for n few y.nrs inst aft.r the war