The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

| tlsiiEs, anttaid vi Mlstlie gOOu things Of
| tlis Coi,aniencpisieiit. ts1Npas SgA .iisli
,agiI,ang iihay 'wesee HIM here froq' yeair 10
year, long may lhe ladies cometd gf;sse our
api'nsl ssaie festival long may ute urir,
scFslty IfleprishrUg ~ suit asts y,;i
We are permitted ostaie ibats
* 81 III MRS, sPENcEh 9divs{ 4'
bad the pIe,lsureef handingpver 6SHon.
KIP, Batllso Treasurer of,tle tBe~nl, the
sun, of observation-disclosures eoniafbaltd by
the young ladies dfrtle Mash ami MsAluckr
school for ille purchase Of u barometer for
bihe UGjyersity,ashl aisoa elieqic fur S2,5
seirt byl Airs Jos.hggs Dayfs, of I.6uisburg,
ito aid IN ihee PURCHASE of, Scientific. al'-
lsparuilis. sTlesc offerings are tho first
Ilfraits dfiiie grand scheme 10 engage all
tile Society ofNorlh Carolin;. in This goadn
work. The ladies Of Salem, Of yIaleigb,
and Of H illsboro, hnve collectedhandsonIe
'stiiis ~ cacii of,lhose towns. This exam;
sIie y Y hoped, viii Inspire their sisters
.saa Esa w.,titSiureti ls4g N fAr
ilss 81 tbErl-TCN-r-r-n---' 'gi9sa fss.sli
aEN. GORDoNoN THEsITUATIoN.
.aial ell ss5qs'a g ~ al-ll- e aaA'i91 ~
sscuator Gordori, Of Georgia, IN a lettertol
Iafrien,l ut A.lant;i, sets forth his views.
very clearly on Tile present political silua-s
tion. They seem 10 us to fill thebill 50
precisely fiat wc publisl, here Tie body
tf tliy letter forthc bensiit Of our readers.
iGen. s.ibrdoii writes. .z.f.. j. f.f4, III \
: There y one Point pn., which nle Demos
crats of every section are agreed, VIZ: That
We ,Iiust select us ulir candidate tlie man
who can he elsiaed if such man can lie
fauiplsgIt willIiot he olsy for the Deino-
oraey On elect nhycandidates We are uli-
Ilsappily not united the ifinanciil ques-
sfioiris sTllis b. ifaIe TO some extent OF the
Republicans, but they are iess divided and
better disciplined. As TO candidates, !
could not, were tn delegate, decide III adj
va,,ce6 the Convention for whom should
east my vote. Certain il Is that Tho South
should, rs I said in my speech in Atlanta
before the Legislature, go TO the convent
lion entirely ui,pledgcd, and only decide
afterthe fullest conference with the dele-
gates from Those Northern States III which
our chances arc best. .sss4 s... ..s.l
! There are some points, however, more
OF less peculiar 10 this contest, which
ought tos.rse US indicators or sign-posts
tn guide us. yIsiE ef6 81 .atfaii
lst. There never has been In the his
tory of Presidential contests an election
In which the people have locked SO much
TO The man aud so little Ia the platform as
they will in this r,ce.frss .tef2,5t9 F'YT{g
.ssl The paramount Thought with In
tcIIigent voters will bcio secure nm abso-
luteIy honest administration. ilfl
81. The war ISSUES will be brought into
tile CANVASS in order TO iill the Northern
mind viii, apprehension, and With more
efitst than our people at home generiilly
Imagine. EsA+
an, I should, wefe 1 adeieeate. east
my vote for That man who should appear,
after the fullestz eulfsTcfne % lave the
greatest pop,har arA,gtli 10 New York.
New Jersey, Couleciicul, Indiana and tile
Paciiicstais-. II viii be difficult, know,
iofind d man who has. .slFsugih both in
New York aud ln,lmha. and IL either
state isto be placed Ia j.opaldy by the
nomination, 1 sla,uld prefer 70 sacrifice
our chances. In the latter State. We are
eel tain 10 faIl if we lbse New York.
!. HmnbEgN e&sAIl1lIN
IL mch like Richmond NJ. Pearson, II