The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16

% impose M oathahRon.tle members of tn,
Conyention. but the people bad, ratified thu
I act 81 the Legislature BY cllGsiilg delegate,
4 nildehitge lf we transcend tlic liniits Or re
! fusao ooediei,cei escs6disisus stissfefapre.
! seribed 1 we are not ibe t'Qpseption ealle.
! hy the people. but u selfcopslituied body |;
these views were roncurred ID BY Macon
! Ehwartls. Miifehea,i nnh rthers. y We vii
: dismiss this subject. however, by ealln,
si,e1tlen 20 the al'lelrarkl lef Judge Jamie,
son on I oIslitutivnal Eouseniiops.' where
j hy argument and tie cases cited by him il
re.atiOn 10 this matter, he. demonstrated
that roTyeniiens ARE bound II i,bey tic re.
d strictiens IMPOSED BY tile Legislature III the
Act calling The Golisrptidii. aasaHga
kk AID FROM REPuBLlcASs.
r ..In our last election IL Was gratifying Il
rae Republicans who had hitherto submit.
ted to the control VI pnscrupulops lender.
under a mistaken belief that they wtte
promoting the general welfare. seeing their
corruptness as demonstrated by the credit
Mobilier retelyiiuns.' 'Saubutn Contract, '
and other frauds and ilefa lcaliuhs. aud their
vihdicti,e and relentless policy. whereby
they sought to degrade the superior race
lbs TIM. ubiquitous Civil Rights Bill.
soverconse their party prejndice aud give Us
theft coidial support. ro.the@we extend
an Invitation 10 remain and continue the
work 50 auspciously begun. To ihvse who
opposed Us under the deIusion Of their lea 1,
ders. who assured then, this blll would ne
yer pass Copgress and Il q did would b.
vetoed by the PresiaSi,ts though il now has
hissignature, aud Tho have, Witnessed the
earnestness x!th which the dangerous
Force Bill was urged upon Congress. we
say no longer ren,aia where there isneiiher
safety NOR bonor to North Eafalihian.
: Tue battle for civil Ilbesiy is not yet over.
Civil Rights is still part Of the recent
csrpet bag programme fnr this State !:
though driven from the llalis 10 Congress.
il will De rvnesed IN be .seulhern States
We therefore invite their co-ofetatin.
The Convention owes its, final success 10
the support " some of their ablest rerre.
sehtatises 10 the General assembly and
they are ,lohbtless aware that The hise pro-
visions introduced into fhe Convention oi
1868. by their ablsst native Representatives
were secuted aud defeated By that same
element that has brought ruin upon their
party and confusisn 10 our State a4F aaa
sRcEssirYof oRoAsIzaTfox. sa& &
The frieads Of feeavciitiOn should at once
Isrfect their Oreanizatioa and bring nu,
! their best men II every county in the state.
! The ieuders of The lsepnblican party knuw
that BY iteir reckless violations u the Ton.
s,itution aud effirts to eentralize All powei
in the hands q the Federal Goycrrmeni.
+, they have justly forfeited the confidence
!, aud support Of tee people; they therefore
trust not to their own strength but To our
apathy. and will enjeayor 10 secure our de.
feat ty divisions and false leaders. We
therefore respectfully invite your attention
10 The following resolution adopted and sue
cessfuly folluwed in eur last campaign:
a RsSdcei. That We earuestly recommend
10 the membersof the Democratic Coaser-
vative party 20 discourage independents can
iidalcs and I'll other disegani,ers. that sll
support beprdmptly Withdrawn fnifi ever,
aspirsnt for Office whp shall oppose the re.
gnlar uomiEers u our Cuuverstions. let
your primary Corniy Conventions he duly
advertised and see that the prcple have
fall opportunity VI attending anf express.
ing their wishes. The contest u important.
not only in ats immeaiate effects euut 10
subsequent results. The Rspnblican par.
fy. undeI the leadership &C pet.baggers
still remaining among us. will sdyocate the
election of delegates. whnwillsgree 10 meet
aud adjourn without halding Convection,
aDh this IN violation IL the wishes &c the
people. eSrre-sed through atno-thirds ma.
j,,riiy Of their chusn Representatives,. aud
after considerable part of the expenses Cor |
mileage and per diem i incuned. We
believe. however. che promise Is but de-
fusion and snars. for should they aseertain |
they have = maivfiiy in the boiy. il will be
m easy mstter ivr them 20 eva,le their pro.
mise by the refnsai. of q few % rcaesr Us
they do not acknowledges the restrictions
~ biudiug, they will resort 20 tho most re.
yolutioaary isesaifes % sustain their deSpe-
rate fortunes. a6d i, the end will iah to
sahmit their work 10 the people for fatiE-
cation or rejection. - gee
let ". therefore, prcsenta united frout
snd with q grseral advance along onr lines.
Radicalian win not only be r,mled. bar
overwhelmed. and victory yfsrEivil Iibcr.
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