The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

The Raleigh News says, ~ resent con-
ayeniion Of colored people held Vt Uincia-
matt, Pinchback. colored politician. who
shas for some time been seeking a seat-in
! the United States Senate, as Senator
from Louisiana. delivered speech. 10
(which he said tbewhite pecpla were be-
5ginuing to throw il IN their teeth. even in
3Congress. shat they had been coAdled long
senough; il was time they began 70 lean on
themselves. For one. he didn' ! object to
zthis sort Of talk. It was time. lie did
9aotaayise separate political organization !;
she did advise unity of feeling and effort. -
4. This rolling in the DUST said Pinchback
i ihi. trucking to power. whether wrapped
sur ~ an individual or a party. Ihaye long
ssnrc abandoned. | strike out boldly, as
1 born 10 desert aud looking for civiliza.
sstiun. am cropping about this Am ericap
3fore>i ofprejudice and prescription. deter
2minel to find some form Of civilization
Swhcrc all men will be accepted for what
athey are worth
] The Charlotte Observer speaking Of the
;luty 81 Gov. Brogden's says; Nothing can
! be 2lainer than that it is the duty Of Gov
seruor Brogden to issue. without delay, an
order for an election to be held in 0rangc
county. 10 GIL the seat in the Convention
s,nade vacant BY the death Of ex.Goy. WIN.
IA. Graham but we strongly suspect tina,
In attempt will be made by the leading
Radicals to prevent the Executive from is
suing such an order till the Convention Ia.
s::lnet and organized. Il would be in charac.
zter With tue past OF that party to pursue
j~uch a course. We do not believe that
SGoyernor Drogden can be made their too
lin this matter. Such conduct would Ger.
i ainly not enhance the Governors prospect,
efor another terin--though they may max,
3him believe that il would enhance bis pros
|specls for the Radical nomination. A vie
{tory snalched from the grasp Of death ough
10 palzy the hand Of the party that signs il
5ssnd such we believe will be the case. shout,
7 he Radicals prevail upon the Governor |,
s!pursue the course indicated above.
Z The following writing, len By MI. John
) .on upon his table when the cholera va
'zragipg in Greenville, Tenn; in 1873. la
been found among the papers IN his affice
SIt gives US uu idea Of bis religious convic
aIion:
a GREESyILLE. june 18th, 1873. "a;
Seems gloon. aud despair. have perfor
med my duty to ms God. my country an,
Eny family. have nothing 10 fear. Ap
approaching death to me isthe mere shade,
z 4 Gods wing. Beneath il | almost fec
Hsacred. Here know no evil can come.
aWill rest in quiet and IN peace beyond tn
reach Of calumny's poisoned shaft. the 10
HHucnce Of envy and jealous enemies. wher
treason aud traitors in State. bsckslider
+ and :, pgegiies in Church can have no place
where the fact will be released that God
truth. and gratitude the highest attribst
q 81 men. Adiea. sic Ter I'd asra.
The folloWingi written on the margi
of the page containing the above: Writ
ten before leaving on Sunday evening Will
The cholera was raging inits most siOlen
form .
Il i peculiarly gratifying to find sue
universal concentrations bestowed upo
lhe eveDtful career Of Andrew johnson
And not she least b. those who reyiled biz
ussParingly while living. Alisecm 70 %
init bis courage, integrity and indomitabl
energy, and IenientIy pass over bis weak
ncsses.
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