The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12


hanll,ersink ing iethis stale ipitclnsaMrsl
Nadleigb' Is manner invited interruptions
ard inierrupiipns calpeop MI hsn'ls from
the slseging aud laughing Sepale. Mr..
Cameron, of w isccn-ia, aiali' man, acri,I
hispeech, ha,f something 70 way by wayof
imterftpihm,s aifiasIERahaom fnerfurleii
him, spage artsf frasgnfreporedi dievidtncel
was read asbasgiag Builerswiihncrlmtr as
startling astI,syyy were false Eand tfslge
about by thvse tnrps.ofiebaie when eddy
around the interruptions of healed men,
That the committee, and Cameron ~
chairman. Was pht Oh ITS defence f'n hear
ling tbs accusing evidence gast Novelhbers
with cl,setidoarsu GThers was nudodsing
llbts point MEi Rnnsonr heldas sgalneroll
girnllyioit aMfpllh,eped. laughiugaiihe
evident likeness toa. cross-exan,ination =.
when Ransom, leaning forward, his hand
tohis ear, said: "i dii not hearthe Wit
heSs. riHT6ese cl6se, doors this faint
characterization, iindid alithe
hours iof ,ireary reHiiiiigpdt diFW kna safal
The slew delay, WAS ~ 70, on without .
care for. the minority making delay. Then
Mr.. Hoar spoke with gooif manner and
4 bad cause. It was harder fight than
the afternoon's stack on d nians charged
wiihllaigaiIiing the SRA; he stanii indicted
for bnyipg- Very .dexterously. standing
arpong The empty desks ON the Republir
can side Of the empty chamber Nj.
Hear turned the current of remarks and
Mr.. Ransom 10 hts feet. Dark
hai.ed, dark SKINNED, ,linisled ton darker
color by excitement, his voice husky with
passiois, he shoule,hhis answer with ase-
heinenrestlat woke sthe sleepy chamber.
II was necessary that sfme. things Should
he said by the majority, become minority.
which had been said before. Hmr said
them. Ransom answered the old answer.
and there was a cert ain unustai thrill rs
he linked To the new change inparties the
early memories Of u,e. Senate's opening
years, asEs,efenlihntd tie Senate thatlt
was keeping knoclsing at is doors the
kinsman ofits earliest jurist, ,tiie elder But
Ter. His nephew, the younger Butler, sal
behind, by i'll chance Patterson at bis side
and Co,,oyer hard l,y.a II Was scarcely 1T
ting that Batier. cIoseat hand As lie was,
should visibiy promp' the imam making
his gallant iilrfencen First by IN ore Sell-
ator aud then. by .anotlIer. JONES, and
Gordon he sent SENTENCES OF suggestion
and there Was something IN these. Ines>
saeys 'coming from tlle man freshly az.
,ached that wound Ransom tnga pitch III
| higher amt higher sxs5lemenf. He MI
nut gave the lie totlie pIaeiti-faced New
Englander, ,wllo SIT lw.Eiyl feetaoff. lie
raised, his voice until the. slespers on ihs
! lounges reused, and men in the, easy .Gis'
habife Of a night session stood In t..l,c
shadow Of tie ecloak-room doors. stiifhs
spoke, his face growing aiarksr, his volc.
huskier, his gestnret morelwilrily yinlent
and through his ysheme,,es ihsre came q
fltness That the Of Soulbr GaTol,na
to its old representation in tile Senate
should be. 40 demanded His voice had
ibickened 10 u hourse wlilsper rs lie drop
ped to lii.. zeal, falnting. flushed, and
dizzy. ON tine insiantl Hoar abegan ID
speak, 1ut opposite % hin, there was a
stir, a call for water, the, basiy gathering
of a little group Of frightened men, aiidoui
| tof il Ransom was led, limp, stumbling,
reeIIng his way with nnccrtain steps. his
arms swinging. bis fhceh purple, his eyes
stari,.g; alIthe glory and strength Eone
out Of The strong SPEAKER. Very ten,lerly
his uld corps commander, Gordop Carried
him TO the cloak-roon,, and 20 The Sen.
ate's easy Iounging room the ret ofthe
night was the sick room ofa man sIck
nigh unto death. three sluctor@ and I
dozen friends beialiHg and wosklng osel
al uncohscions hard breathing palirnt.
Hoar stopped. An answer was no lon.
gef p'sS'oe'ra haa ssiEuisaa ii aetss
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who says thrrei 4 no money In tobacco;
In conversation yesterday wftia wis
conshl farmer he Told us that three ytaf,
ago he Thought he would try q little To.
bncce-gmwing.i He plsniesi i've acre
With this result. Sold three tons TO
bacco Ia Chicago at eight centsa pnind
aud frpni the balance he manufactured
aud sold on- hundred aud twemy.fIs,
I tl,ooaaud cigars at from twenty-five 4,
| l.ftiy-Hve dollars pere thousand = u wa
not very goo'i year for ,otacco either
Chicago Leet InL NuIaHfu1TW
y ThefollowinR bon, motifs. erciiiei 4,
Henry W. Paine, of Ba-tom Recently
In the supreme court, he was INTERRUPTED
from The bench With the somewhat abrup
comments "Nrlsdar. tltat isn'tthe law.
AIR Paine instantly ireplird: ii think
your honor,it WAS the law snntil 5lhi
moment" .aWsrsIs ksap.a1an a.su hsl
in A witty French lady, who was an 'sdpll
tell memlsruf q fh.novs military ..eorle
whena cigar was lishted In her Prr~ene
with thsIrrmark. 4 suppose HEY smOk