The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

ISPOIlo aSaAus 3AIih Ae~htsaiAiheu w hOtlce.
lie pronounced them all lies and clmlleng>
ed his coiaPetitor to prove them Bit his
competitor was too much ofa gentleman to
have made the charges.
The hour aid half allotted TO COY.
Vance having expired. with thanks 10 the
people Of Orange, he gave way 70
JUDGE SETTLE.
who announced himself MS candidate for
guberna,oiiaI houors. and said that if elect-
ed, he will administer the goYerpment ir-
respective .. party lie said that men
wero of no Importance hut principles were
eyerying. Ny competition has dealt bis
blows. | win now deal mine. II vas tie
privilege and duty Of the people to inquire
into the disposition Of taxes. lie would
undertake 10 answer the charges Of bis
competitor. The masses are hottest. but
they can BE- ruled by prejudice, The cry
Of reform i tue old cry raised every four
fstU : u Il IF
years. lie would despise hinisslf il he
thought that the great toiling mitlous were
dishonest. but bad men led them OF. lie
said in answer to the wholesale charges uf
corruption. he would assert, tha. he could
produce two Democratic thieves 70 one Re-
publican. ~ 8t,,.4
(ilsee the speaker said for the second
time. that he wautedlnu applauses No ad-
dressed hiniself 70 the reason Gauss why;
the applause WIS - cune only from the nc
groes.J
Bu, il | show you two dollars stolen by
Democrats to oue stolen by Republicans,
it only proves that there are bad men in
both parties. They are not al band Of
thieves.
The SPEAKER after denialof Tho. charges
made by his competition. suddenly assumed
the aggressive. and charged home on Vance.
the loss Of the school fund. the waste Of the
a
sinking fund, the use Of the money in the
banks &c and read from Gov. Worths'
message II sastain his charges. lie said
the war ought not to have been commenc-
ed that it was continued tvo years longer
than necessary ,hst Vance was the last
man to talk Of poverty and distress, for
which be was chiefly responsible; that
Vance would nor talk about that period.
but wanted 70 hasten 70 the days Of 1868.
lie would meet him there. The Legisla-
ture Of that year was composed Of both
Republicans aud Democrats. They voted
for the appropriation bills 10 good faith.
No doubt handful II both parties eombin.
ed 70 rob the State. lie would quote
against Vance the nan tho had done more
obnild up the Democratic party than he7-
Josiah Turner. Turner says in bis paper
the Democrats got The larger share Of the
pluDder; that be could point to dozens 81
democrats. rogues. wbo have not even lot
character. lie says the Democrats know
hos tosteal: the radicals DO not. I don't
know that Turner has been rspudiated. /,
is your business 10 clean ont your own
household. not mine. e. .5or aI
illere Josiah Tuaner rose, and asked
leave 10 correct the speaker, and explain
what ho did say. and also 10 PROFOUND ccr-
tain Questions. Leave was granted. aud
be stated that be did say ten years ago iha.
four or I've Democrats bad received mos. Of
ths tseuty four millions. Did not say il
~ big party. Thuse gentlemen got mnst
of the money The carpet bagg efs tinno>
ceot fellows y only 60. commissions. lie
bad said that 500 negroes we're in the PEN
itentiary for stealing chickens &c. while
The democrats who had stolen twenty. four
millions bad %. been indicted. Had said
the negroes we're not equal 10 the Demo-
erats. One was in the Penitenlisry; the
others we're honored.
Turner then propounSed bis questions.
DO you approve Of Or intend TO approve
o. The exchange of bonds with tho Chatham
Road | have bad Jour opinion a. judge.
| want ]: a. politician.
Second: DO you approve Or have Jon
approved Of Tie act Of iho last Legislature
authorizing the exchpnge Of bondss Would
you sota q rereal tho biIls
settlsia feply. Mid he did DO. complain
Oft interruption. ,Oh. no. i, was no
doqt. pre-arshged.j lie ssia be would in
future speeches give Turner. ihe benefit Of
the correction. fle aid to Turner, ..you
ask certain questions lam not member
" tie Supreme Court. and never expect Ii
be. ! will bo your next Governor You
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