The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-20

stock -julIbcrs. Next IL Lyman Trunlbuli,
of Illinois, one of tile ablest Republicans
That ever occupied a seat IN the United
Stales Senate, where lie sat Tor eighteen
years; lie, loo, left ll,e Republican party
on account % its corruption. Then comes
Senator Tinmas w. Tipton, Of Nebraska,
who sacrificed his seat ili the United
States Senate because he would not bend
the knee 10 Radicalisni. Glen. James
Shields, Of Missouri. ex-United States
Senator from Illinois, and ex-United
States senator from Minnesota, u brigadier
general In the late war, who wiipped
Stonewall Jackson at Winchester. elected
10 Congress from the Kaiisas City district
In 1866 by 5000 majority, but swindled
out of his seat by drunken secretary of
state, who threw out the vote Of two
co,,nties, which elected Van Horn. Gen.
Shields, who led u brigade under Geii.
Sent in tho Mexican war, and at the
battle of Cerro .iordo led his brigade along
the banks of the Plon del Va, came out at
tile foot Of tile mountain Of Cerro GOrdo,
made u gallant charge on the Mexicafs,
was shot through the lungs, and carried
of tile field for dcad-he, too, has left the
Radical part, and ITS corrupt teachings.
Hon. John +. FarnswortlI. Of Illinois, The
old. true and tried Flee-sol.iier, who he'll
ped the Republican party In power, served
sixteen years In Congress rs Reln bli-
can, and elected last by majority ofll,-
100 sacrificed u all TO taken position for
the people against the plnnderers. Gov.
Austin Blair, who was the great war
governor of Michigan, and contributed
men and money for the prosecution OF the
war for the Union, Is also lighting for re-
form. After the war closed Gov. Blair
was elected to Congress by the Republic
cans by an immense majority. Governor
Andrew q. Curtin, the Republican COVER
nor OF Pennsylvania, during the war; Gen.
Franz Sigei, I'D led his troops in the
thickest of ihe fight for the preservation
| of the Union; Charles Francis Adams.
grandson of the second president of the
United States, and son of the sixth presi-
dent Of the United States. tex-minister to
the court of St. James; our own great
statesman, George w. Julian, the Free
soil candidate for vice president In 49,
HALE and Julian), one of the fathers oil
the Republican party, who served ten
years In Congress from strong Republic
can district, the author Of the homestead
act, which has given tlIotrsauds Of people
homes. and the ack cknowleiged head of the
Republican Is,rty of IEdia,is for twenty
years; Judge David s. G'Dding, who was
the Lincoln elcctor for the State ut large
m 1864, and who did more than any one
man to carry tho State for Lincoln that
year; ex- United States sE,rsiiai for the
District of Columbia, elected 10 Congress
In 1870, and swiirfIcI out of his seal by
fraud In counting the election returns.
The above gentlemen are in the state
or will he by tile lirst Of next week, telling
the people facts, zrsi Nv favor Of the elec.
tion &C SamuciJ. ridden, Thomas A. Hen
dricks and Uncle Jimmy Williams Thes,
arr tile kind Of nien-lhc makers Of th,
Republican party-that renegade Demo
crals like oliver r. Morton denuunce n
cnppcrheads and sccessiuhists' Thepcopi'
will judge Of their loyalty and, u | AN
not mistaken, their judgement will u
against the bloody senator.
i IfHayes Is elected the following result
will fullow as matter nfcourse:
First-Gen. Grant will be restored To tlr
J command of The army. with the cnnsell
and support of Sherman aud Sheridan.
Secoud--Aaot!,er and q more vigoro,l
policy of reconstruction, unsettiug every
thing In the South. will be entered upon
Third-The president will surroun,
himself with orthodox, partisan RepaLli
! cans of the mnst radical type, aud th
! whole power of :he Administration vii
! I've put furih 10 cover up the corruptions o
; Cirant'stwo terms.
} Fourth-The school question will be
. come m issue in American politics. SUI
; pleniented by n terrible religious conflict.
!, Fifth-Thc finances will be tinkered 4
. the old way; the credit Of the Govern
I nent be sIunndercd with the resources /,
the peup;e, the whole ullimating !
( National bankruptcy. -Courie. Journa
!, .--..s..-s-@.s.ss
: The Radical party of the North judr
= the white people " tile South by the sam
+ rule that the Scotch schoolmastcr apple
TO one of his scholars, who, for some no,
ish misdeed, had received asnund fIoI
Il ging, and ms best he could wis digcstin
y ovcr seeming lf not real devotion 10 Ii
e lesson In hand. Thcold dominic watchc
q him with lowing brow for while mi
!. thcn called him up 20 his desk: ",yh
lr are ye thinkin' of. Jamie p was the stcl
:. inquiry. I'm thinkIn' Of the multiple
., tion table, slr.' was the trembling rcpi
10 .It'sa lie. ye rascal shouted the old ma
r yer cen thinkin' what domm,
II auld villain ani;' and of course lc fiu