The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

q copy Of MS records, MS vas ruuely re-
fussd, while. his competitor had obtained,
what suited him. The letters produced
we're garbled. They show that on their
face. And Iinve arighsto conclude that
they are false, and that the seal Of the go-
vernmeEt certif Is to a lies
!. In answer to the charge that l did not
| publish all my own letters, il is enough to;
say they were not written. The letters
calling FOR troops was. published in 'c5,, lie,
says, | say the Constitution isla fraud. n
say. that Lincoln proclamation was q frand.,
The negroes we're only ,msde. freea by the
vote Of tbs States who had been ID rebel
lion. Canby's Constitution is . fraud.
The right 10 vote on Il was denied BY force
of bayonets. | do not know whether the
Constitution vas rightly adopted or not. 4.
!. The Civil Rights bill mas demanded BY.
Congress. Your people did desire IT.
lIs says Keith forced people u vote for
me. Keith was q Confederate officers; |
bad no control over him. slsrriMon 4 LET;
ter exoneratss me.ais ! n. ~ .istH B
In regard 10 the seventeen men hung in
Wilkes, they had belonged TO Kinks men
or we're .desertersl from him. They were
baadits. The martyr Brown that ipy con,
H.UF
petitor sheds tears over. was an sdjutant III
kirks regiment. His house was the rem.
devious for the worst men in the world. de-
serters from both armies. They bad CON-
mitteda horrible Outrage upon > Miss Price.
Her brother Capt. Price. deserted. came
home, ,rpised . band, and avenged his sis.
tiers wrong. 1t was private affair. II
stealing. robbery. rapo. murder aud arson
m evidence Of Unionism, then these men
furnish a glorious example. ',s
/ am always ready to do honor to true
Union men. ! did not mention this AFFAIR
10 Wilkes but when met the witpess, in
Johnston, ! said ! was ready TO produce
him. Ny competitor did not challenge
hun. - 81 ta4a fa
Gov. Graham never came 30 see me be-
fore the aOth d March 1863. then con.
ferred with the Council Of State. and We
agreed . call the Legislature together.
Sherman sapprOach made This impossible. |
was always ready 70 act on the advice Of
Gov. Graham. 45il #'i II e u
His Lalf hour having expired. Gov. Vance
yielded to the Sur-rejoinder of Judge Set.
ktle.- .ts..fsasf mo Il aszz sna.l-.t
Who said be could not do better than
take up his competitor where he Ieft of
Vance took shelter under Coz. Graham,
, wing. lie lset,le) took shelter under %
, mans wing. Vance did say 10 bis whi,t
Sulphur speech that the xOrd enough
could not be said by proxy. - g. -
: Inrsgard to Civil Rights. he tVance) bal
. heard me say was opposed to pixet
schools. churches. &c. -Four years .gO
> Vance followed Greedy. The apostle Of Civi
/ Rights. lie appealed in the vest. wber,
r there we're few pegroes. toncs prejudices
Settle again araigned Vance for hi
abuse Of power as war Governor. By The sr
l rest Of men, hurrying them TO Mallsr
: camp, thence TO the front. and conseniinl
TO the death 81 thousands. He says be vi
. quit The campsigp II sbow be ever dis
; obeyed the writ q Habeas Corpus. fbOl,
. letterof Judge Pearson Who writes tha
= the Judiciary hes PROSTATE. he opinion,
4 Of the Supreme Court trsmplsd in the dust
In regard % srueIlies TO women. seul
!. said Vance was ton gallant man 10 "a
> violent hands % women. But Mrs.. Oven
; case vas made known 70 him spd Pike 70
; continued 10 poser. Ne believed the 50
il ~ Of the banging Q. the linen in wilks.
. or The causes assigned, was N icfamop
q lie. lie said, that, Vance Gas the lssi ma
> d ssssil Holden. lie bad made him Gss
. ernOr. Vance. -" deny lhat.',) Joha
IL son put you in Jail. and yos vas taken %
i at IOldens. request. With dsaials Of soiic
unimpOrtans cha rges. Judge Settle closed
.s>-e~~~~ss
A The Consultation Of The United STATE
declares that the right o. ibe people /
y keep and bear srms shall NOT be infringed,
' And yet the miserable sarpet-bagger VS.,
IL dehles the Gpbernstorial ehssr % soul
l. Carolina, orders the dissrn,:ngc The white,
!. immediately after the arrival Of 20.OQ
" stand Of arms for The negroes. -Charlotl
" Democrat. -.~
)" 10 And this will Be the case 10 Mort
= Carolina aud wherever else Tic Republics
party msy prevail; aud this 10 the face !,
d the guarantee Of the Bill Of Rights ths
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