The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-04
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~ANh''Nn ""o ffefN Otttir iVtli iHst, III Outs
tiesce 70 tile iiase houored custom If the
Sheriff paying his annual visit, 70 PEGS
ple who gre always prompt, and readyt to
pay their taxeS aud who delight 10 honor
a usau 50 punctuai, and so worthy Of their
confidence. While we all regret. tile
temporary panic which. ne spread III his
annual round, YET all, pleased. aud char
] naed by his genial manners polite at
tention, aud strict puncluality robustness,
Gem 10 forget their pecuniary embarrlss-
lnent, and ARE unitedin the belief that 10
better, or more Trustworthy man, could
la found III old Orange; Who
woatl serve them more faithfully insucli
u eapacity2
Sheriff Hughes was accompanied the
\ Han. Josiah Turner, who addressed the
citizens ofCaldwell o'clock p ~. upon
the Convention questionin his usual im1
4 pressise and forcibestyle
/ He argued AT length, upon the neces4
silly ofa Convention; painting out with
force, and precision. the defects Of our
present canby Constitution, which was
''born In theti,roes Of military rec1nstruc-
tiun, = one which has been enforced and
pcrpe,nied BY Inscriptions deniagogues,
and corrupt officials.
lie painted III striking cnlurs" DIR pp-
Iiiiral sky, Ms il appeared III lsGs'G0, ruilled
and tnrn, and stained, aud Ilackened, by
the dark, sullen. cloud of Radicalism,
which loumed upand hung, like pail Of
gloom, and despair, OYER mi pouring from
/ Us threatening bosom, ali the contanina-
tion, and filth Of corruption. and the ''suf-
locating ordor Of Internal knayery, 4
blighiing every high. aid pleasing aspira-
/ ton, HAT was cherished inthe hearts Of
4 young North Caplinans, and hlnsiiilg
almost every hope, and interest, nf the
/ liard-aorkiig, and honest farmer. He
recalled. III touching. and patriotic terms,
tile rngucry, ahd the rohberiesof Holden,
IittleGell, Swepson, &co. and also the
infanIy, and perlidy, and disgrace oil The
Kirk and Bergen WAS. He told the people
also how The corrnpt~UfliciaIs and political
cummomnls 81 The Radical party were
working now, playing tricks, 'leSising
Plains, setting traps. aud snares, aud
dnlng everything III their powerto elect n
I Radical majority to the Convention, ~
order that they may have an opportunity
! of carrying ont their Lase intentions, AMI
executing their IeIlisli designs. lie told
the people al-n of the impending danger
IL defeat III tile coming contest and ~
tile responsibility that resie,i upon each
individual voter. Bu, must stop Al.
ready, Mr.. Editor, fear | have done you
III injustice ~ well IL Sir. Turner By de-
voting 10 mnrh lime aud space 70 ~
honest endcavor to giyea brief tho inn
perfect outline II lis able speech.
Mr. Dake WAS here, too, and that was
all. He took shelter aud repnse beneath
Tie foliage II large oak willie tile lilies
entertained him, alone "cilanted the
anthem ~ his wundIous ntaise.p lie said
nnthing,-did nothing. made nnthing,
ansl 1 great MANS concluded that he, him-
4 srlf. Was noihiug. He must lave feit the
arucgrd reality nflisil,ss despair Tor he
secincd likethe last remnant % Radical
putreIaction; rndeavoring 20 iiiuse decay
4 into The -oIidihed element Of that Demo-
eacy. which upholis Caldwell, and
wrc,tl,s her in a halo 81 reunwn. Int
enough Of Dnkc:ihe old fellow viii ieei
lad enough by this time next week any
way. " ] commend him 10 he attention
of ihase who can syinlathize with him.
caldwell has been favored with az ~, !
usual aIinndanceof rain within the last
few weeks. No great damage has heen
done. however. 60 tile crops. Corn +
suffering more now for the want Of work,
dian Ios the weus v rain. FARMERS ~
thi. section, have been prevented FROM
giving tie necessary amount Of work 70
corn, on account ofso much rain, nut
Notwithstanding this, corn i stu looking
fin .ly. and there isevery prospect ior an
unusually good crop.
Mir. r.. Turner Is enlarging and impro-
wing his grist mill. and will son have
IL succrssfuinperlllon ono ofthe best mills
\ in the county.
MIR l.. w. HALLS preparing TO enlarge
aud improve his dwelling house, a''d @
build some offices for accommodation -
nu,ils at the Caldwell Acatlemy.
Hurrah Tor Caldwell.
Callw.li has 4 Cruquct club, and every
evening Il devoted ,oits Interest
While lie last sunshine cfesr'riny day,
III summers twilight, Is weeping .'sell
away. the Young ladier. q Caldwcil anu
the pupils 81 the Aga,leniy snnlse, ne
npi,,. ana teereate themselves, WITH ~
exciting game u Crouuet. Come u"wh
here. Mr. .Compromise" u y"u want 70
~ thc cxperiusss 81 you "upicwns ana
dawn Iowns surpassed.
ESci,cment Is gruwing liere,as theeieS-
don draws nigh Look outalri lis1en,
Mr.. Editor, Tor r,od andcbeering news ~
from old Caldwell next week. Sic WIZ
show her patriolisnf, aud what she =, ~
,lr ballot box on nest Thursday. More