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Il Ii. WARNER. corner 7th and u streets.
TRUsTEEs' SALE or DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS On COTTAGE HILL" NEAR
THE TERmInUs OF THE COLUMBIA RAIL
WAY.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated August 81
10Th A. ID. le74 ouly recorded Ia fiber No. T56 -
folio 49, one of the land records for the District o
OF Columbia end al the of the holder of the
nete secured tberety will sell at public auction
on the premises, on JNDAY, the 4th day OF Sep
ten Der, 1876 at O'Clock .. m, all those pieces or
parcels Of land beir 10 the county OF Washin Eto
In said District, known and described az lots fly.
sig, 49, fifty seven, t57J fifty eight, 49, fifty nine,
49, sixty, sixty one. (6l sixty two, (6l) six
y three, 3d. sixty four. "a sixty Ave, 65 sixty
SIX, 100 sixty seven t6,) sixty eight, (63D sixty
nine, So seventy, t70l seventy one, al seventy
two, az seventy three, 49, seventy -four, ia, }
seventy five 90 and seventy sir, 49, 10 Hail &
Holdens subdivision OF Cottage HIM. formerly
known a. part of tract OF land called "Long Mead
Terms one.fourth cash, balance in and Il
months, with interest at per cent Ger aunum, Sc
cured BY de ed OF trust the property ssld, all
cash, OF option Of purchaser or purchasers. A de-
post Of 20 will be required each lot at time OF
sale, and all conyeyancing ct expense Of purchaser
or purchasers. Terms to be complied with in seven
days. otherwise trustee reserves the right to resell
tine property at the risk and cost OF cefaulns prr
chaser or puTcf asers
JAMES e. MILLER, Trustee
aue22 dads j. T. OULDWELL, Salesman.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

eH0EsAT sELBIs.
Womens Let. Caters lov ss 60, and uD-
sArcs; Mouens Last. Buskins, s0c. Gp; TOmeas
noxed Laced. o. IS. 81 50 mp; wOnsn's Fo1ed
sItton. up Wonen's new Boots, lgoodD
81 Is ard 9 50; Women1s Kid Slippers. Tsc mn:
Misses KID Sli ppers. s5c up; Misses; aud Bow
sehool shes, 81 up Msps Congress, OF 50, worth
81. Boys Congress, o., worth r / rs BoysI Low
Qlsrters, o. IS worth D So See our II OnildreS's
eGoes. 20 II, with sSreAt many Other obs no Offer
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TO. HOAROw.

TH0MAs BOWLING, AuCtiOnesr.
FRESOH,PLArE MANrsL MIRROR, DAM
w sH ZIP LACE % VIZ Gs sr HAEsIsG :,
CCSSbb9n0s asp tNgRAy!NGs, WAnNgT
SSk9spsELs bs 1EE,PGY AID InGRAtH
EEAT ABM Oh >IRs, WALNUT AND PAINT.
I'D OHAMBIR FUREIrURE, OAK AND
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SUITS, SUPERIOR
HAIR MATTRAsSEs, 81 sING UND xRB EDS,
fEATHERBEUS. HOLSTERS, AND Pill.
LOVE %ALkuT EXIENsI0N DINING ia
nHINA AND GLASSWARE, sUPEaiOR
BALL AND STAIR CARPETS. Halt SET,
AND HEATING STOVES, &c. Al AUSTioH.
On TUESDAY M0RNtHG, August 22d,n
h6, at 10 o'ciof k, ct the residence of Q lady ~
declining housekee pirg, No. 500 18th treet, -
between 4 and streets no Ithwest shsll ]
sell the above excellent s,Sortment Of Furniture
N. The above collection of Furni ure can be
purchased at private sale prior to safe.
Terms cash.
augH THOS. BOWLING, Auct
UTHg ABOVE SALE IL UNAvOIDABLY
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the 24th of
Aueust, at same hour.
sns,l- THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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az On Friday last, says the HaRerstown
News, couple from Virginia, aged respec-
lively IL ard II years, We're married Ia that
c.ty by a minister of the Unite1 Brethren
church. The youth confessed tLat he s.had
stolen the gal from her father" who opposed
the marriage.
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BANKERS.

~ SS. }Ss sSEh SsGH SEQ Co. ssss.
"A aud Brokers', no. ~ Wall street, make Tor
amounts IN stocks Of legitioats character, which
frequently pay from nve 70 twenty tnns the amOu11
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried - long - desired %
% posit Of I've Dsr cent. Otrcalars and veekiy
Dorts can't Tree. aDn eoly
500 rhI HS1sffRkDSs l4 d $l,7OO
Curing the - 1sw month. en1sf cur imlroved
0stsm o. opsFatins il eiocEs. kasks .sdaoed %
. nn inlognatsa ssst On sIRtcstion,
svs-s. ss.ss. saA sSekss:. W.i -. Z.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTER NOON.



II u. wAkhEB, Corner 7th and = str.sta.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMP BOWED
ZEAL ESTATE SITUATE on I2TH sTREnc
SoRI T sEsTHhh AND STREETS,
BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the under. -
ssnso, ested S,th day Of April, A. d. 1875, c..E
aod recorded In Liber Ne. TS5 fois lZ3. et se- 4k
21ispI OF the LAM Records for the District Of Col
cured thereby, We Will sell at public auction, in
'front.' OF ibe premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the asa
aay OF August, A. ID. ls76. ct O'Clock .. m, all
teen I'D in square numbered two hundred and
ninety 2Nl beginning Tor the said part at point
on tne line OF 18th street west distant sixteen
tl6 feet nine fS inches frem the northeast corner
eet one said street, thence west one hundred l00)
Ieet 70 an alley thence north parallel to said street
seyenteen az feet, and thence east one hundred
liJ ieet TO the place Of beginning; ether with
the improvements, which consist Of thr, e-story
aud basement brick dwelling and bsck building.
Terms One seventh cash, Of which . SIC must be
paid az the sale; and toe residue in 9, Il and Is
months, With interest At the rate Of per cent,
snnum from the day Of sale until paid, secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold CouveyancnG at
the purchaser cost. liz tins terms Of sale are not
the trustees the right to resell said property
81 the risk and cost Of the defsnlsing purchaser.
S.wK kkIITTTTEEssHH99TTssE' Is Trustees.
sugs eoSds j T. OoLDw ELL, salesman.
'J'Hos. E. wAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, $40 TIN street.
IMPROVED PR9PERTY-No. 2aO STREET.
On WEDNESDAY,, August 23d, At 5 -
ocltck m, will Offer for sale, on the 90
Square e5l, improved by two-story Frame Iuse
OF six rooms.
Terms oey Of sale.
sugI9-tts TEOs wAGGAMAN.
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STEAMERS. &c.

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves the
Company g wharf, foot OF 9Th street,
.vsrS MONDAY, EDnESOAY .GII~k
80 kRI |.Y, st3p m, FOR Norfolk ..&z sess;s-l.
Re-nTjtS Iaavs Norfolk Tuesday, Tnursday and
Saturday, ut 4 . m. EAe, Ss' rou0o ZIP, ~
Tickets good until used.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JH0. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
peny's whsIf, foot OF 9Th street, every TUESDAY,
81 8. m, for Cunioman aud intermediate land
Kiyer, stopping at intermediate landings.
"For Information apply at the ONCE OF the
Company, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th st.,
opposite the Treasury, to the Agent, at the
wharf. jy8-h
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RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought. exchanged sold 1t
= reduction OF oNR DOLLAR ss52{
lpon any other once or de a0teI
&c this city.
Tickets good TIL used Baggage checked through
Apply TO MD. WHITEsIDE,
bplly S21 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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FUh SALE'
BOOMERS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA,l
WAsHirGTON, ID. o., August 10, 1875. (
The frame Barrack Building situated ct the -
Intersection of Delaware ave. que, LIST aud L S..7U
streets southwest, and formerly occupied f1rg
school pur pores, will be sod at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at IL O'Clock M Sep
ten Der st. 1876
By order Of the Commissioners of DC
Il l.. HOXIE,
Lieut.. Ep gireers u. A.
aug23 &,5e,I Engineer OF ID, q.
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NEW DBPARTUkk.

NEW DEPARTURES.
CLYDEs wAsHlnGToa, PHILADELPHIA,
LINE.
The steamers OF the above lin, wiz leave Phiisdsl
Fhia every SATURDAY. at 1 = II for -
Washington. returning. viii leave
JobnsOns wharf every MONDAY Ss1m
Hd,d stxAts Through bills Of lsding issued to and
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
nyered daily from g. q. to D. m. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received Of 1907 strest
and his s-h street. northwest.
W. p. CLYDE q CO.,
No, t2s, Whsrves. philadelphia.
J. H JOHNSON co,
Jeif r. ! gents for Washington, foot 18th e. ~.
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Il a L G. AIN s

x q L U a y ,
FOB THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
4 PICTURE siF-THE TIMES.

a PlCTCkE OFTHE TIMES,
The New York Herald. through one Of
itsrsporses. presests J ssarfsi picture Of
the distress now prevalent ia thar great city
from sast Of work. Nsasiy ifsy thossand
able bodied iceelligent and honest men
starving, begging. Or demanding admission
70 penal institutions to keep from crime,
and to keep body sn6 soal tegetaer until
better times dawn upon them.
But that dawn will be long ia breaking
on them. Long months Of fearful cold
winter are before them. through the gloc-
my henrs Of which 40 light glsa~s TO cheer
them. For there is no prospect Of work.
All business is palsied By the w,thering
blight Of national maladmiaistratioa. Ener.
gy, enterprises, confidence. ara all dead, or
10 suspended aaimation waiting. not hope-
fully. for tho lifting Of the poli:ical closd.
Public charity is overtaxed already for
tHs support Of these anfortunates. Private
charity responds reluctantly to the exofbi-
tant appeal 70 It's bounty.
In the mea1tinlc the suffering goes on
and goes On increasing IN fearful ratio with
the r;gors Of the season. What then ?
There Is an ominious nuttering Of storm
that may break upon. not o.:y Nav York.
but upon sIl the large cities Of the North /;
storm tha. may sweep away in one 6elee
blast. ihose barriers that sePerate the rich
from the poor. and equaliss in indiserimi-
nate ruin the fortunes Of sil.t 1# p" @as"
Hear how they 1nh.ter: But I tell you.
and ! tell what ! know 70 be the uDdercur-
rent Of feeling among thousands Of the idle
mechanics. thatrhs warkingnlen Of this o.
ty are not going q starvs this winter. nor
are they going to be sheltsrless and see
their children dying Of cold and hunger
either in almhouses or in the streets. Pa
tieuce censes 70 be q virtue at some point,
and the workiOgmen Of this city have exhi.
bited for over three yeapsn exercise oftLs'
virtue unparalleled in the history Of gresI
commercial cities. Il will be terrible day
for New York when the workingmen grow
desperate. But what is il that drives men
TO desperation il il is not hupgsri ae~
Are not some Of the pangs this admins
tratiOn delighted 70 inaict upon the South
about to be distributed BY the equal band
Of impartial Fortune upon The heads of the
Northern people % long insOlently happy 10
! their exemption? ass .zs4# gq.s 81. ..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
GROSS CARELEssyEss

The carelesness Of county officers in
making returns Of the recent elections il
without any sort Of excuse. aud those who
failed q make returns corrrciIy should not
sgain BE- entrusted with public business.
There s no excuse for csrelesncss. ard
ignorsncsi j. no plea for county offser.
IL the vote " North Csrolins had been
close this Jear the Democrat. would have
lost 10 elections for important officers 10
eonsequenee Of the ignorance and careless
ness u returning Oficers.
For instance. 10 constlng the vote Of the
State, on the Constitutional Amendments.
BY Chief Justice Pearson. last week. the
vote ef three counties we're thrown out IN
conssquenee Of the carsIessness % returning
officers. lbongh. fortunately. there was
enough msjorities 10 the other counties 70
secure The adoption 0f tho Amendments
b. thirteen or fourteen lhouand nsjnrity
The three counties of Cbcrvkee. Graham
and kObeDn wers ihrDsn out on aoeoun,
q inf0msliiy in the returns The returns
for Cherokee were signed By the Country
Commissioners. whereas the law specially y
directs that the returns On this sIsction
should hare bseo sigsed BY the shsritfs
Of The several counties. The fetarns for
Gr.hsm and Robson we're not signed 81
sll. sod che csnsasers esuid pot do other.
siss than ioihrow out ali thrss of the
counties.
The vote 90 the Amendment. stand +,
For Rsii6estioo t20.l50. for Re;eetion
IOe ,55s--m,jority for Rstif.s,jon IS. sos.
u the yois cf the three eVuniiss throws
Out bad been counted, the msjoriiy for The
Amendments wouId bs I4.s0l.--chr.
l,itss DsMcysf. t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Washington. Dee. i5.-Befsrs III.
inauguration Of Hampton. Speaker Wal.
lace PfOducsd and read the follO.ing Of
fetal statement from the Secretary Of State
"yO,e for SovsrnOr elected IN 1876
HAMPTON s2.2ei votes; Chamberlain o..
I27 yotes.S Ss... .. .......-......e
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY oF STATE
ID. H. y. Hayne Secretary 81 State.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is !
true aud correct statement Of the vote for
Governor u the general election Of 1916.
as appears By the e0mmissioners return,
now IN Gle IN this Office. ss9
Given under ny hand and the seal Of the
State, OF Columbia. the 9th day Of De.
cember. 1876. aud IN the IOist year Of
American independence.
-a. ,s J. II. Z. HAYNR.
Secretary Of sta,e.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
a GARD.

ITO al Who are suffering from the errors and
II indlssisilons of youth, perop weakness,
ezfiy dreay, loss Of mfnh90d. a. !. viii sen1 a
recipe that wiIl cure yon. FnEE Of CHANCE.
Tlk s1eA fuInedy was di,coyered ~ lnlssinna,
~ In fvttii Aneries. eeni Aslfsddffs.ed eIt
sslgvs ~ ihs Rev. JOSEPH Q fNMAN, stallon
y. Rlbis House, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

- =. - &UFfN = - ~ =
What right has Grant 20 end Bis sol.
dists into the Capitol u south Csrolius :
ANSWER.
The sams right with which he will order
them 10 take possesAiOn cf the E.tionsl
CAPITOL on The 9Th Of March nssti Right
wiih bin is might. lie ha. nj, soldiers
ready for Hayes Inauguration. -Bashim,.
ION SeIdiasi.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20


The vote of Orange County at the late
Presidential election showed an Increase
over that Of the Caldwell and Msrrimon
vote Of sl2. Yet there is 90 one hsre at
home rash enough 10 say that issrs was any
fraud or intimidasion, except siaat produc-
cd BY the presence Of fedesai deputy MARI
shais 10 di,guise. All was fair, open and
honest, and both sides accepted the result
as the real voice u the county.
whatis true Of Orange. is.ras o. North
Carolius, aud the grand majority Of mp,
wards Of l7,0so is untalnted with whstsver
might make Il questionable. Ia 10 slsft to
the carpet tag element, The spawn Of cor
raptioa, the eager ministers 10 all dirty
work. to Ksogh. sud Ball and Tourgee. TO
aliege fraud aud bring the act Of North Ca
roliaa before the corrupt and prejudged
bar OF the Senate. s,ssl.t,ss i,l.,t,l. II .
The ;Rcrublicsu leaders leave no stone
unrurned tor reach their aim nor win they
leave untouched any s,one that upholds tho
fabric Of constitutional government. u |
II North Carolina i thrown out, then
throw everything else ont Of the window.
But itcant be done. ssa3
fsi 49, ir.i FrvtFi rs 's1sa
4
Hayes tries to smooth his path 10 power
by soft phrases and fair promises. lie
would Distribute Offices among southern
Democrats. aud east Of the thieves ,ha, fst.
ten on this administration, Tell this to the
marines. win Morton and Chandler, and
Cameron whose ruling principle is hatred
to the South. psrmis that be shall be just.
or generous, or conciliating to the South !?
Will.Shepherd. or Babcock. o. Robson and
the pack that draw their living from public
| pluhder, consent that the adninistpii0n be
purged ysuch an element? these are the
men that stand BY Hayes = that prcss hi.
claims that override al Law. aud are rea.
dy 70 plunge the country into war rather
than Hayes be not seated. -.
Can Hayes cut loose from these men:
The thing isp sprsPosterous. al IS. .sl. .<@s
/ asIs bHH sgst ry-rr--s---l. l. ~ s'sIzsi.s
81 The Constitutions. Amsndmsats we're
adopted BY . majority Of IS.6o5. This sits
at rest the fear q timorous politicians ths,
The people were not ready for the question.
A great idea never gives fruit through halt.
ing leadership. .nan s.sva IT,. ...
I ase#ass ss8 .t.. sazts .*
The Democrats Of Baltimore have select.
ed the Fifth Maryland Regiment 20 escort
President Tildento Washington % The time
/ Of bis Inauguration. ,-.H..-.-..--..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
c0LORED ASYLUM FOR THE IN
SdNE, s

Is
ago been recognized. The imperative du-
ty Of providing for an The insaue is enfors-
ed BY section 10. Article TX Of the Con-
stitution which directs that the General Az.
sembly shall provide that al the deaf mutes.
the blind. and the insane Of the State, shall
be CARED for. at the charge Of the State.
Insanity exists among the colored people
in. as large y. proportion as among the
whites. The State, under the above pro-
vision Of the Consultation, cannot esade It's
duty consequently all the unfortunate Co
lored natients' are crowded into the only
building provided IS yet fortasparpose, TO
the great detriment Of all. For the build
ing at Raleigh is taxed Ear beyond its o..
paelty even for the whites. The necessity
Of. "a separate provision. within the. same
walls. adds 10 the discomfort and inconse-
nienee Of ali.
The same reasons that called into exis-
tesce the colored institution for tho Deaf.
Damb and Blind nov 50 useful aud 20 we'll
conducted, apply with grei ter force to the
erection Of separate buildings Cor the color
ed insane. They are subject. under their
q, .a.......-. ]. .E...;.~.
-. ~, f,,-,I
!.
= a sD' s's'p4s 1s'asa ~
controi iiem. f = s'-
ihe Legislature o. 1870 MADE move
IN tois directioo. ana authorized the Par-
ehase ol oul'aius' 'nea on Tue narke.. 10
'ne cityoi Wilmington. 'D0' 1ne fepael'-
can party IN the legislature especially sns
eo'oreo members Affected 70 tase alarm at
ioe purpose to consign their uniortanats
brethren 70 loea''on alleged % DC nm
wholesome 10 climate. aud renots 10 posi-
i'on. And they opposed the scheme wlih .
bitterness mat never was assaaged.
The Commissioners appointed % make
me purchase found titles detective and
me whole SUBJECT tan2ied With eompl'ca-
lions thsy did not care % involve them
selves 10. ano % the Whole question y
agam opened. ss>
Dot u mo's oe met ana y onga' 70 Do
netat TINS session oi ine Legislature.
saeges.. sna 20. acne On the grouno
sI parIay %, 'oe pace o. our ,e residence,
- -, =. u" c.,.s,J.:
= =. s''1
-: -; n. - ,:s
- -. = .,,.a -: - -,
-. w;,.:
l -. -.
;.a -r. - -
-. IT,, ...a.-- -.
80, T..s y ~ 80. -
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.r;,, ~ sn... :.
!, m. io..,;,.. !. L...,;s.., III.
,...,,:-.',- ',-I.- :,
-. .-.,.-.. .:i ps. =.
- "a. 80. -..;.;.... -
I.. = .....-,. 49,.
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-. -. - . - : :
sn.ss.' ''. e.s 80. '''. .'.,, \ - -" = !
-, -
.-r So.
They must BUY somewhere. lhsy could
not 90 better than here.
Our own citizens might oeJeff 70 tAs ~
Production Of an Asylum Tor c0iored psopis
here. 10 such We ssJ. that The iHsnsts'
sooid never Oetrude themselves upon the
public fbs restitution would be control.
Ied BY white msn-uoder the present State
'daiAis.fstlo1 they would be Democrats.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

The I,ousisna Returning Board dispute
Tie jdrsiichOuof tbo Congressional CON.
isi,tse.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

South Csroiirs bas tvo Goverson. De
the Republicans Inrsp toess o. tso Pre-.
sidcuts' The jssi'sIsi~s % Tildsb ~iII
not Be- willingly yieIded. 'rb~falss slsim
q Hayes vii! be 10 hardly rsessaizsd. The
House viii s,sod up Cor ths Gee. the ".
nate which has 10 !sssIeosiroI 10 tAs MAJ
Ter. vii stand Op for u. other.
Ths Republicans are fast inocuIs:ing ihs
eouatry viii Msriean notions of govern.
nent -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

We lass N sterk. az aur cwn wamaaasiar.
rn"anE hnirfisis, &c ~ The following lew
TsFirvx. -
ioan rolls exfm Nisl,lseg lfeonnr,ss cent per
sgsisrr taot. slUr We will fAirnisl huil~f naof.
lng, Nails, taIn. and slnis ralnf Cor an eniiIa
msN fsts.i. - ~ rrnts per sDnarp fsof'l 49,
per -saass fsst.f J A'tVf'- fY''''Tsff'f r'f.f'>
= s".a roIl, APb Tnrra Roofing fsH, q sss.
s.,s sso folis T.red shsa,hlns. ., Ne. pss .quar.
avae ssIlsp. nns Epam~l Palni. mlxea-rrsiy
t9f rus 90 tnslds " outside wurk II sfA Fallpn
fcnd for sample card " coisr.. AIrordrfs miit
l sefs',.pgnled With thg money % safi.fseiey
sHy rsles sfnss.-s No TDefi- sblppei co D., 10.
lrss sxpfess ehsrKrz arr fasrsntsssl,
lg.sitrruts wsnf.d. sample arsl~rs .silsiifd
n. 4. SLATE psiNf COMPANY
iu1 q iol Maidss lone. 'Nss Nod.
Dru. iiecker. i,yrsI Agent iIill'lsere..
- -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20
TIRED OF THE SUByRcT.

Our Caldsell correspondent saystbs bis
neigbbors express ihe wish that the editors
would cease talking about Tilden and the
election. No doubt il is tiresome to men
xho think they did all their duty in casting
their votes. add who neither hold them,
selves responsible for. or affected by. the
results. '-"
A little further reflection will satisfy
them that interest cannot cease with the
closing of'the polls. Questions arise. aud
Consequences depend which must be met
and provided for. The closing Of tbs eyes
and the StoppAge of the ear TO passing events
do not impede their inomentOus progress.
They will move on To their f1Il maturity
either to.deyelOp. INTO q stupendOus IA
bic Of despOiism, or expand into smiling
picture OF peace and prosperity the fruits
Of the triumph Of eOnstitutioual reqaire.
meDts.
No thihking man can be indifferent 10
What is now going %. No such man can
rest indifferent. sLilst this wbirlxiud is
shaking the institutions VI the country To-
their very foundations. .@...
There will be very little more worth con.
tending for if the Republican party achieves
cOnqusst throsgh ths use Of The army,
through daring fraud. ihrosEh ctter disfe.
gard 70 the t'ossas,ion. Tl~pe will De- a
vast deal 10 ltTe fOr. tobOpe fyr. 10 cestesd
for. IL ,bs ,ielas of ,bs Democratic esnai-
date are vindsatss BY the restoration oitLe
suhjectiOn Of tbemilitsry to the civil aa,hO.
rity. BY tie ezpo,nresnd reyersI offrauds.
b. the successful assertion u sonssiss,iossl
li1sitstiOus. z
Editors esbDO, be blind. they cannot BE-
deaf, they caunot be seievf, They would
Be unfaithfHl g.nrdn-. IL they did no.
kesp sprenittiDgIy before their readers. the
EnssssntOus issues of the present hygr.
It 10 no triaipg sltemative that b BOw
presented 70 tie people. whether they shall
have liberty or despotism. peace or turmoil.
prosperity or distress. aud these sI,sysa-
tiyes are implicated 10 The sBcersnsiss ~
ses1as, srOn the sdjustnsut Of the que.
tiOa Of Me pres;descy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

The Democrats Of Baltimore have select.
ed the Fifth Maryland Regiment 20 escort
President Tiidento Washington % The time
Of bis Inauguration. .s.s@nr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-12-20

, ess friend Il the Sendiaei rpisOOaseisss
eur mesnias in regard 70 The temptations
offered By Hayes to secure the support Of
the southern psu. We agree With the
Ssatissi that a policy aka % ,hs would
haze more tlsn satisfied the South. II adOp,..
~d. yeAn sgo. lat i has nsvss been The
parpose q lhs Administration % esasilis,s
shs South. hs oeeuPasion woaid hassbssn
gone 4 Il he'd esisiss,ed peace and geos
sill hsss. rAes ssk more profit 10 siif.
rinS up and iss,ing slivs contention. 4,
i lie purpose nos. 1eoss We criticized
Mr. Hayes pfOj,e.s bsnsssisf thsir iasis-
aesiiy. Es Temps Only 70 deceive. lie
rrrrcs-nls ,hs policy of The present admin.
i4tEsiio1.