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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.


in the city kaleigh. the undersigned will
commence the publication q InE OGsER
VEN, daily and weekly Democratic news
psrer.
Oflong experience in their profession AZ
editors. respectively II the Fayetteville
Observer aud the Wilmington JuVnEiIJ
they do not affect TO doubt The son,,dhtss o
the general Judgment yheiff sAisus them
ability. a fatidsS i iiew.I,aper suited y yll.s
needs and adapted 10 the ,aatespt ghs Ps 2
pie Il NthrdYgng,ipal / Bsie1ogl 10 poll.
tics ii Vic olla. iipe.lEere was never y
d,dsrcnce be.aren the Observer aud The.
Journal III zeal for the interests and hnnur
rIdINapI fIsS!ha.I ~ pFPs5ts llg onr.
frAtAaessl fi iddjsp '6sI4Aas4sill "
lie oil ,et Of the Observer lew.
taa tJsttry y,ietidea bpa.idtt "a sssi6hs ai
rubIISHAsfsSf. siif spt ~ gye tl,s.e opin-
mFllaie ekprgrsiol, I " deem 4 lhe;frS
ddtyofa new.rarcr q fnrni-l IL rcaders
abr,~illr,I.e isforab,iOo 81 their oIdid.aA 7-AJ
p. 4 ysblicb al abe hswss' iirttlleupaHpssii
aslmsks,The Observer now, y Of Old, .
truthful. accurate. condensed history VI the
tilncs ia which NC live. IL Was thus thai
.,ls old 0!@ssyeg' Won is bold upon the
people IL Norih Gcaiyl,,.a. rujpying spa II
81 ieSsiol u IL ffady f,iend.. receiving the
re.,esca aud 5Oa6lsHesSf rs bii,eres, poll,
1yas.i fss. aae s,,il,,l nillhs IlliI faipara
:istiy isoiaied tssiiol, tireuis;'su iHge'
,AaniAa .ser Ieei, s;,aiaed b any OtLe,
NynA t'srollna newspaper. sn'lii i s.Aus.
!, iiKedghty. ah.l fiiiacss tha, The edi
Tors u Tie Observer. srsnsteHcd ito the
srns calf,aI. Bs4e il VII dtserte, ana
@ .s.na squsl s,ai lilsa sarPus~, it. ioru'sr
' eileuistioa sui prosperity.
IL xillbe tl,s,r hsia aim 10 deserve the
public osnlileurs ~ earnc-t sa,rts 10 pro.
mote lie public wsltafe. 6r-t sai fercrnos,
Of North Uafrhna. i.exi q 81 the Southern
State. and finally. pul ihruagh these. o
b ~ taHa
tie Whale Union. Theyihiak tbs, this Oan
only 30 effected BY the prevalence Of De.
nocraiic prineiplss a,..l The dismissal oi ili'
liadieal party from tle places aud power
which tley have - greatly abused, sad an'
der wlpse Lalefal rale ths sOuih has beeH
Outraged anl lhe whple squnig. las beet
imytscrisllesl shd di-gfared.
aae g P.fER ~. HALE.
aassA ~. I. SACiNDkKS
ssA. tsrBscEIPIIOS IA ri.a.
daily OhsefSgr. 'iis lraI, 81 e0
DAly Osrettyl. ~ il,ai.as W
Meekls Uhserser. INC sesr z W
Needy Uhscrter. ~ mouths J W
d sA)i lnlnis-livn.s should be addressed.
uiaIl further ilvtIec. %
NJ. i SAUNDERS,
.,t4t, sFt MilmingIon. n. y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

The H. ayeni, i,ayo made their appearance
N rsAs ttanjRr in Chesterfield cphhls.
w, aal also IN tlumherland ped adjacent
counties and along the ,ribdtaries Of Che
Anponalax yivcr, snd have caused annoy.
neeby ihsir oppratons. Their reappetr.
uuee ~, their old feeding rrounhs. afler
many ynarsof absence. causes much sar-
,rise among The inhabitants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

The vjscmmfrs4 d'Anplars DC II Crolx
H. tastiipr lind i,ublisIie,la card Ina Paris
ian ,a,l,er, ~ Witch size says that having
I,,ca deprived ~ all source nf incpme hy u
recent lnanelal ,lisasie., she has opened
~ int.llisss.eeld ldtiice, Ashd ~ prepared TO
rp,s,nn,ei,d deeiialile n,nn,s aud IL f. to
in,cn,liug ln,l9.r~. aud I. lind rurses,
cnk.. rlmmber,nai - ani l,nit'lfisss Tor
l,u.sr Lcplci4 IL 10 leralv cliarges.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15
TfT Il3Ml N

A. M example of lie allnasi incredible
price Inid fr ghsd 1uil'iing shesin Lon.
don. i imlsactivnJurl epilae,rd Is cited.
Tie denniuion of Northumlrr lnn,l
Iiuuse aud tile fnnnali,,n ,of u ncw APP
preach IL tile l'hauns. rnbankment ut
t'lauiug Cnes lmve left twn plots of
~ .ibie lalil vacant. The plot On the east
- IL Of the new avenue has been lei QUA
building lease for ninely Years ~ "a rental
~ e5s,O0O y.sir' Tile land comprises
liyatiy ~ are ainl Is Triangular ili shape,
tllnngn oniy two sides cuuld nI Ors. bc
used f,r sllOl,s'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

THE MBLE Cities fall, empires come
To .uoihing. aud Kingdoms fade away as
smnkc. Where are Mama. Aiiiios. Lycur-
gu>! Whcrehrei their books aud what has
bccomelaf their laws2 Bat that this book
no tyrpnt should have been able 10 cun-
snme. no trsdiipm to check. no hereto
pslislpus ly % CORRUPT I; that il should stand
unto this day amid the wreck pf all that was
human. without the alteration Of one SEN
tence 50 az te,. change the eoctriue taught
thereiii-Sure'y this is "A very singular prD.
Sidence. claiming our attention III very
remarkable manner. -+-..s.- .-.z..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

An invalid. wltilc painting with asthma.
almost de,frned hy b. nates II i brawl.
ing fellow who wssselling oysters below nj.
Tind"w. exclaimed "a. Tie eStayarsnt
rascal has wasted - much hrasth as would
have served nle for uonth !, -.
\ lady who was suffering under slight
.ndisrosiiim, told Ipr husband that ii VA.
with the sr'aiest .lifhcul,y sl,e could btcs,Le
and the cifnrt distressed her exceeding
! w"nldn't nv. nv dear. svotLinrly re-.
spondrd the husband.
A provincial snung lady lately received
the following note. ascnmranied Ly bon
qnct of fnNerS: Deer -, sind Il N
the hay hnckrt Of apnr<. They I liks
nj lnvr 20 NJ The ni,e slia1e m+ne< le,s
dark. The dog feoil mque> / am yonr
slne. iinsis rel ani lrt.i. rail, IL, M
IOr SOU s'iail lesgr laie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

Ar Indian Iio5's History. There oc-
cupied Il cell II the First Precinct station
yesterday fuli-LIomed Indian boy, the
SON III Cheyenne chief Of tie far West.
fhe boy Is the adopted son Of u gentleman
living III the Ninth ward and has heen
pupil fnr snme time IN the Chestnut street
pubic schnul In these days uf Indian
-nmmer. when one who has any gypsy blood
in him feels longing 10 leave brick walls
and seek the fields aud the woods. the
Indian hoy. i. seens. has thrown of the
restraints If scilml-lile and played truant.
HIS wild, free spirit has asserted itself.
Having lave Tor the youth. and being un-
Wilt to have him sent 10 tue City Home
his foster futler had him lucked np Tor
Jag or two 10 show him What may have to
be done i!he does not overcome his long
ing fnra nnnadic life. 1'hei boz, has =.
tender heart. reporter learned yesterday
hy cnnycrsing with him, and will no doubt
be induced 10 reform. Ills historyis in
teleting Ten years ago. when be was
but four years ufage. bis father and mother
were killed III Sioux Indians near Fort
Kearney. III Nebraska. At the time the
boy, then but Paponse. was strapped on
bis lnnther' back. aud the knife or toma-
hawk with which she was killed Inflicted q
wound OF one Of his leti 6ngers, the scar of
shich is TO be seen nov. The gentleman
n iuded 10. ulio was in tie fort. kindly
a'iupted The hoy. and Las since cared for
hin --Neicark Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

The biggest tree in California is not in
The Yosemite Valley. KINGS River Nal-
lev, III Fresno county,lis 5.ool fecf above
the se'', AMI its walls. which are abnut
5000 feet high, afayery precipiious. IN
tins valley anew grove Of colossal red-
w"nd trees lias been discovered, One of
them ecliPscs all that have been dis
covered onthe Ptciic coast. Its cirrunl-
terence. n liighasa il man can reach and
l,ass atape-line around. Ii o few inches
less than tl5'l feet. This il beyond the
measurement ofMy tree i, the C;.laver:
grove. The height is estimated at loo feet
and IA Part of the top lying OH tile ground
isover 100 feet In leiigth ea
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15
a STORY ABOUT E.ias.
n%sdAr n ssily&A III, bill
,hln m akInn,i lln nlfstW !. hnd.

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s.lnIe distance on tlleral, thai he had hit
bera shpFgr.l Iflr aneeuplsiofl l,arI bdlcii
eggs. He Was il Very honest man; but hi
had pressing business. 80. thattaa ~
going back 10 pay fii'ek aud thcrr. he
waited ill he icaiLe hls rounds again.
'rhis nAs ia6t TILT Years after. M
lxs,nder, therefore, wlep 's. asked the
innkerprr; ID, yeu know ine??' the mani
sail, Nut | in,ieesfl WELL rcplie,l iils
traveller, 'ienyears ago | ate two hard
Ibdfhai eggs ia your house without paying
f,r them. You di,ln'tput them ,lownii,
Tie bill: :und | WIS il q desperate hurry,
apI spulin't cpnIv back wien found 1t
put. ll'ai ihingslmyl' frisi@ril withgps
since then; aud | reckon that IL give you
| lfifly lisas ttTtlve -hiIliigfJ IilSu will
tiir& tdlaes enl pitatltl,s prise &c eggs has
saifyf ini my hands. But lhe landlord
MAS fraud. sp he sdi, Fifty pieces.
Ilniuai;I nlusl llauhlc yon for. a deal
mere tliaii thaf. lis just die of
llhOsr eggs that has hinderrd me from
tinasing my fuauur.' How so?' Why
thyy would heN4tnrn~l ~ hens an the
hens wpnl,l have given me cLicHeus-a
x',6ie iaiitr, yard fulI' Well. with the
.nnltfy-yaf,l should have bought some
sheep. anu by now slnaIId lie quite Il liig
flncknlarier Bat the traveller could not
see things that way, so The iHhkecrer l,ul
hin, inip the Cnnn and the judge pro,
nuunred against him. lie aple,!ed, hut
there diIn'T seem mic.i chance "r liis
being. amy letter of, when a brieiitss
iarrlsier. ;niirh ml-at cghows. louci,rd
him Un tife shoulder an,l said. Leave il
tn nie. nnd III gyl t"u righied.' Why,
I've hail ia. iipsl lawyers Ia Palrrno,' RE-
piled tie Traveller; howrqln yYp expect "a
IL, ,shst il.ey' Giil,.Iiu ~ 'fty me- SAID
the ptpT. aud hc Was, ~, lsgent hat tile
lr,Stilcf said 'its, jlst 10 get rid "f him
Tie ease was called. and THE imhke,1Hr's
counsel had nadca grand sI'eer.I, wnen
there was a I,oise outside. and in rushed
Sir. Blisiir-S. iliuging his arms wildly
,lnui. anil lslking like one WHO lad seen
i ghusl. Hrlp.' rrie'l I'r, help. in the
halne oi all tile saints What snail We
liu? All the liz iish u AremeIla ART
marrhtng.n., IL Palermo 10 eat ,,s nj,
zones and ALL Why, you lmsl,la,aiI,'
rris-d one nJbe Julg.s. who ever saw
sllwafklng - ,Iry land" Mud who,
your ENcrIl,nry., nr'ird BFIeiir>s, ever
heud 81 huTd.boilrJ Gags nnnI"g into
rhirkens.' - tile iunkerper lost even
his, ,iay I,.srrs and had Ia l,ay c''s,s int"
dc i,araain.--. .W nc Ycar Romid.,Y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15
+ NOTHING TO Live FOR.

III II #E y
A negro plantercanie 10 Nicksimrg the
other dity lsvl,I his cotton, put Ills MONEY
in bis p,.ket-ih1k,land started down the
river. Leaning ton far over lhe guards al.
the boat backed out, lle fell overheard.
His ortmonai,, Witch wns III lis side
pocket, fi,faltd aul and rode with his in,l
on il,e surface Of tile water, while Tie
current carried il,a negro away. 'rhc
| yawl was Inwered, and assistance at .,nc,
started toward tho drowning man. who,
i'ervivingillisireasure hoating oil, raised
lis Voice and shouted:
Save that pocket book =
Ills head went under and he ,lisap-
peart,l.3 As'i,e rose apain lie gaspe,l:
6'Da's one lniifedand eighteen dollars
iindat pocket jp,ols !'ial
Scarcely had lie uttered the words be-
fore lie sank the sseand time.
The sawl CINE within reach just in
time TO rescue Tile downing African rs
he CAME ~, 10 Tie surface lnr lie last time.
As soon a. liiewater WAS wiped nom his
hose and mouth, so llHat lie could SEE and
speak, he asked; a o5 sal -
'Did-'iid youisaye that packet. book p
MOI MAS tile response. a. i. ,e.s..
We'll. >dcn, said The negro, regretflIly,
what in de dcbhIl WAS tlls use Ufsaivin
me p f8lst}sta ENttkkts et a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15
As.EpE.oag o.as .oS og pAsE nALL

AE,EpEoaS olls.oS or DASE RAIL-
Al eiiior r.ats1+ ifs exp,titaes. slysihai
lbs doo.ar ,i,4r-.l Aha tl-s be nfeilel exer-
s:ss, md lle re nmanieyl the naiiqDA game
ghca6yics aas laker. Ills lihe oiiior'sD con.
elndons afs IS foll1wd: Sd
Ti49at ~ uSii sa y vhp Arst invent.
cd base ball. I'ssael inA Iva played hTs
elincn. ssa ri. i IL f,!ul:: al.l'' s"A~. h
Tvaay ~ yissallrs iaalot for ;hinss
oasbpaged sys fYssiy salsslsF
Ole bfasca ifttelt8 !. ii
Oae bump bn Ill Fca!.
Nineteen iaij UAsk. wagk
- - ~
o.e ihala5 'ii lpeatsl hs
Tlneo sTrAincd aiill "
Five ~ slltil.ss
One dlsloc,iel thouIier, from trying %
ll.row iie lal! D tllaaspls yarls.
Two Lanls us iios4 ,i!ias to stop hoi
pLs gNFilgtHi iFI1II
kfrmp thsf.=5 q 4 horaag's nest on leii
hilt NesM - Eff6AaNA EAN 3EEsss a.
A Lose swec,ly jsnrn',l, aud fiye uniforms
spoilstl from uDlllag inihi dvtst tbe bases.
llsye plays.i to- wsuks aaa dIns think ]
like tue gitne. I've locked over ths scorers
look. ansl fAl,hAt Ililya brpsaa sesrai bAis
made one tally ltprsn one umphc's iaw'
Uioken Ten windows in Adioiniag houses
Al.lcd baby. anl..ahsd k.rosens lamp, bro
hcn the leg " dnF, h,rr,ally injured y,
broad .akSt u a spectator, aud knocked lv'
Other players out Of time by slinging my bat.
"a have pscd up fifteen Lcttlesot aanic.A oini
insns, eve bottles of lotions, ana haif riv
bed. and am 10 fall of pain dat Il seems Isl
ns limbs wsro lbrol.en las aad my legs u,
linbs 81 dsad lore caes.nut
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-11-15

a pretty widow. w,,iSe husband has been
dead se ,eral years. received heautifu
bouquet the other day. The man that sent
il had been flying around her with sn earn.
esti,ess worthy Of i dry goods clerk. aud it
was with extrs delight hc saw her pass bis
st're that "ttiitng With tie bouquet of flow.
ers in hand. sI.4 stt. |
] Am 50 pleased to s.e you With ihenr.
said he. anda thousand littlt cupids dim
ple,l H. his saiile. ftA& :
! fYes.' ,she rcplieil. 1T was yerv kind in
you; always knew you liked him: am
takng them 70 his.gtavc RAJ. Sentinel
PAsIoa1ur Eignifes thst universal written
hnguage which has 30 long been drnmed q
butnever realized Yet serious at,sanpt i
COW being made TO introducs IL by Dr. Bach
maier of Munich. He has succeeded in civ.
q ing aa'Rericai eqaioileHts 70 about Eve thou.
sand common wold& He also denotes NO.
lions by numbers, and earnestly seeks Che
establishment Of .uaivorssl cEa.acters. by
which all the nations of tho worl. may un.
uers'ahu one anoelefs conceptions, reading
i out Of one common writing their own mother
tongue The same numbers express the same
ideas IN all languages The t~Rk looks like
aerculean one, aud the world win wish the
Doctor absolute succesS without pausing TO
think Of the iificuliy which may attend the
learning Of the system afier il rs perfected.
Think Of travelling in Europe, meeting q
Turk. and writing On o card 4-40-44 which
may be made 70 mean fork over or fight"
As language twill come into line play after
the Republic Of the World has bccn inaugu.
n.ol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
rllE AMEhlcAN FARMER.

FOR October Is full. rs usual, Of varied and
useful matters suited 70 every farmer
DESTROYS " improvcmeutinb his profession.
This old agricultural Journal treats rx-
ci,lsively on farm and garden topics. aud
h not given up io subjects nut connecte,l
directly with rural life, oil The branches
of which are thurvughlg uFed fof.i
No farmer. on Any scale however large
or small. hut would flnd II 10 Ibis Interest
to subscribe for anl rend this standard
prri.slical. the subscription of which i
81 go year. or unly II each 20 cluls q
Ave or more. Tile publishers, SAINT
Sands & S0n, Baitlmore. offer tusend nll
new subscribers, whether coming slngly
or Ia clubs. Tie last thee numberS Of iii,
year free :.
Mia. u. MCNEIL. Slue.Heel i. q
Ral,eson Go; N. G; Il corresponding editni
aud agcnt Tor lie Turner svr North an,
south Carolina,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
An Impadenr Pretsasi.n.

y
On Friday morning the day before the
address of the Hon. Geo. Davis before tile
Vance aud Tilden Club, application was
made by Ike Strayhorn on behalf ofhis
party for asharing ~ tine with MrG Davis.
1ilis, the President ofthe club. .. webb,
aud ourselves as Secretary, declined upon.
the very plain ground That Mr.. Davis was
IN invited guest % lie Club. aud We hwi
no right 20 impose upon him the offence
ola discussion with Tom, Dick or Harry, -
any one that Mr.. S.ryhorn might choose
To produce, whetheriI were Dick Badger.
Lewis Jenkins, or Mr.. Slrayll0rn himself.
We could not bring Mr.. Sirayhorn 10 an
admission % the name a. The dislaant
he wished TO produce, AL We could sx-
tract from him was that his party ciaime,l
light 70 have ~ many SPEAKERS Is The
other. aud this on the ground that ibis
was The day appointed for the Discussion
between Capt. Davis and Col. Young. L
As 20 this. Il Is only necessary to state
that the invitation TO Mr.. Davis was made
aud accepted before the appointments Of
Mrssis. Davis aud Young were known 10
the President Of The Clun The Ncrs was
Mr.. webb's authority forknowIe.bse ofthe
appointments, for llillsboro was omitted,
accidentally we suppose Tor q few days 1
We ny this much, because we Know
AZ. strayhoni's application was madeto
make capital u. aud with no serious pur-
pose ~ producing d rrslon,ient 10 Mr.sco
Davis. - - =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11


Tho aicstablirliinentof ilc Above
fiua, IN sbe city o. isIehinond Is among
lbe NJ Il aiifaeiionnof ihe ci,y. laHTe y
scarcely 70 elegant . jewelry esia'lish-
ment south of the Potomac. Itsco-tly jewels
A works pfari ale displayed with - mach
iSs,sss % STA ibsi nahded delight The
tastes ~ the flrin, 40 conspiciously dis
playei In their store roopi-, have not bcen
s~tirfied W tbcrxhiblion ofilhngs merely
~ iperchalidize. They lave yeHned foi
rons fartlier development Ofcravipg for
The bcautiful, and have fouDd % IN the
gradual accnmuIaiion OF paintings. lea
ding VI Tough % Tbs crepuoi ofihrlr
i.Art gallery cudhc upper ticors ~ their
building. THE hSpen ffee " ~, and Y 4
pleasant, resort aud ought 20 lie seen hy
every visitor % Richmond.
s Bee al. Of this firm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
Auranre Rspa-s.

The Orange County Gmngc met here
In council ON Thursday last. After tl'ei'
deliberations, TREY Repaired b. the Court
House, where they partook of delights
ful rr,slst, az whicl, We were happy par
ticipanr TWAS spread IN tic rooms Of
.thesheriii md it's probably lie iirst time
No che hislery Of that room ihai the In
nocent ring IL female laughter was ever
ilsarlithorelns 8 An odprof sanctity has
been shed over The rom which W. horC
che sheriff will mercifully remember
amid the stern exaciions Of Ills duty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11
~FrnsrIs VAR. pInsr N PEACE,

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And first in the hearts Of the thousands
who were once the victimsof disor,lered
liver and Its attendant nialaJies. Such as
Constipation, Bilious Fevers, Colic, Dys-
persia, Sick Headache. Chills, Rbeuma-
tisnl, Gout, Jautiice, Resiirssness, boss Of
Appetite and General Debility. ,Fint
TuT.r's Pills and then health and hap
piness, is theirmotto. This Is the result
Of American progress in science. Dis
ease. that were once treated 10y elnetics.
blisters. lancets, starvation and poisonous
minerals, are now cared BY these safe and
gentle pills, which impart strength To the
body. Will. they will remove all un-
healthy secletions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

We hope Col. Young WIS gratiiicd lily
his first greeting OH his reaching Hills
boro on Friday afternoon. He was met
Us Lewis jenkins, Lewis Gain, eurrie
cbavefs, all colured, the whites discreetly
waving their claims io.ree,gnizing their
champion until the colorad brethren had
been allowed the honors tall they gctJ d
show ing their consequence - -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-11

/ The times are out of joint for small
games. Personal preferences or allta'
gonisnl, ut the cost of tile general safety
cannot 10 induIged. This community
can i'll afford TO countenailce those who
would ignore political utilization; or play
The self-csmplaeent role ofindependence.
Tlieabove sensible remarks from the
Charleston Journal Of Commerce have u
direct application, 10 matters and persons
here right at home. Personal preferences
or antagonisln, az the cost oflhe general
safety cannotsbe INDUCED" Yet there il
one who ..ignores political affiliations,
and playsthe.self cs,mplacrnt role Of in
deperdence;u one who IN times past WAS
the most furious denouneerof indepen-
,lel,ce. oall who dared % Wayer IN the
slightest under the lash Of party discipline
was applied the degrading name Of Brin-
detail Who y the BrindIeiail now !?
Careful as Josiah Turner jriss to disclaiM
ID pabIicthe fact that he is;a Candidate. IL
Is scarcely ID be concealed that lie is an M
lirauffnr Senatorial honors. Otherwise 1t
would SCARCELY be reasonable that his
chances Of success ngainst the regular
1loninee OF the Democratic party, Major
JOHN w. Graham sl,upld 'beso actively
cailvassed among the people Through tho
county; otherwise, it would not be that
We hears every day that Mr.. SO and 50
will NOT vote for Mr., Graham, and thata
majority Of men IN a certain township VIII
go for Air. Turner under any and all cir
cumstances. lg5fF 1.T
Certain it Is that unusual activity
prevails among The friends ofthe latter
gentleman; certain tits that hand bills
and circulars hi his behalf IRE freely dis
tfibuled throughout the district. Certain
70 s'that Mr.. Turner himself has been IN
Of Person, filling appointments
10 speak. II can hardly deceive any one
that lie SHOULD Interest himselfso seriously
at thc present ina qnixotic tiIt against
rings aud thieves and fassals IN his oun
parry. These are not the questions OF the
hour. They interest 10 one. They have
no application in this campaign, and tile
use of such subj,sis Is felt to be sub
terfiige, d pretext 10 cover upother and
more serious designs. 81
The hostility of Mfr. Turner 20 Major
Graham that gentlemen ks at no pains to
ID conceal. HEAVENS IFS purpose to beat
him and we, know the efforts he Is
making, public and private odn 80. Flow
can lie better accomplish this than by
beinga candidate himself? Butirhe il o
candidate, il must he with reliance upon
the radical vote, aud thai alone TO elect
him. 1-i.4@tshr
And that, II is asserted. isprmnised him
and tlIat w. W. Holden and Ike Young
have at length consehted tliat JOSIAH,
Turner jr shall be tile standard bearer Of
The Republican party in the Orange Sena-
toriaI District. Only Us such standard
bearer cam Mr.. Turner hope 20 defeat
Major Graham, and with such .hopes and
with sucll alliance The sell constituted
champion ofthe conservatives against The
infamies Of radicalism passses away from
the campanionship of old frisnds into the
ranks 90 his former ines e., 80
Alas poor human nature.