The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05
ADVERTISE MENT.

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War % write It's history. but other duties
aud engagements for Jade the undertaking.
! now propose to do so, us soon as sui
hcient number OF subscribers can be obtain.
ed to justify the expense Vi publication.
AL, wars have a secret. 10 well us pubs
lie history. The public history aud causes
Of war are always known to the public.
The secret history aud causes of war are
known ouiy TO those who make aud inaugu-
ra.c u, aud TO the lew who stand whore they
can see behind the curtain.
The public causes of war are generally
false, while the secret aud hidden causes
IRE sure TO be true. Hc reads history TO
little advantage who does not read and un-
derstalid the secret causes Of the war about
which be reads. vAean
The lessops of history are too apt to be
lost upon posterity. Men will not learn By
the bitter experience OF others.
II the lesson Of the seven years war IN
ZIG had not been lost upon the people VI
the United States. they could not have been
50 easily and joyously hurried into the late
war.
Counting in Hayes and counting out Til.
den was. ~ war men. good cause oi war,
II, iOrsooth. good cause can be shown for
Christian men butchering each other. To-
determine Who should rule aud reyel iu the
sloils Of government aud party.
Il requires no ken oi q prophet to foretell
that the Holden-kirk war will be often re.
pratei In this country.
The RepuLlicans now charge that .the
late war was simply the Democratic party
refusing 70 give up and surrender the oi6ces
Of government. when they were defeated ut
the polls in 1860 aud as prvoi Of il. they
say, il the Democratic candidate Brccken
ridge had been elected. there had been
neiiher secession or wars I
This is denied by Mr.. Stephens and all
Democrats oi liis school. iial' ttaA
When the Republican party was defeat
ed in November 1876, Grant aud tue leu
ders grasped tighter the sword. aud march
cd troops 70 Florida. South Carolina aud
:.orisiaua. where they bad been defeated
at the polls. l 80
The leaders would fght rather :ban sur.
render the government.
The repeated confessions OF Gov. Holden
TO more than one minister Of the gospel dis.
closes the secret history II the Holden Kirk
war, and contradie,s the public reasons gi-
ven for this var By those who inaugurated
n. f% 1T 8EE#s# tEE#
10 England for more than seven hundred
yean :he fght has been Which family should
rule aud riot 10 the spois Of government;
TudoS or Stewards, Lancaster or York,
Cavalier or Roundhead. Charles or Crom-
we'll &8E
Ia America the fight will be which party
shall rule. and. rs in this Holden Kirk
war, the sword will be appealed 10. 10 de-
eide the question; hence the necessity Of
the people reading and understanding the
history Of this iirst war; not upon govern
meut alone. hut upon human society aud
civilization itself. TO win political tri-
umph aud carry tho election.
Price ef the work One Dollar payable
upon delivery Of the book.
Subscription may be ma6e upon Postal
cards giving name u subscribers aud post
Office. JOSIAH TURNER. =
uug. 22nd 80. llillsLorv, n. 9. "
The Raleigh OJsercer says: Tho var in
Europe il is thought will Head % Polish
f!sedou,, that is 20 say. the Poles will be
allowed equal liberty aud equal rights
with the other subjects Of the Gar.
Hitherto the Russian policy. even since The
reign Of Alexand,r. has been for desec.
iiohalizipg aud Russianizing Poland The
consequence Of this policy has been q lcast
four bloody rsbcllions. which were put
down By fbe Russians with reyolting aud
unexampled severity
Thu, Il =. says the Baltimore Sun. that
the "whiriigig Of time brings its revengss. :,
The Lesson that is taught by the eilorts Of
Russia &C. her hour Of need 10 conciliate the
wsrlike and generous Poles may be stedied
with advantage In other parts Of the world.
No gallant and high spirited people can be
permanently ruled BY .'bloody SHIRT" ty-t
ranny. The hour will inevitably come
when their good will will be essential 70
their ccDqucrors. aud IL will ba well for
those who rule over tsem if their friendship
has not been hopelessly slienated.
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The SourHERs MUSICAL JOURNAL for
August. contains tao pieces of music,
which ars worthy ofspeeial commendar
tlon. The first Is beautiful song. by
George W. Persley, entitled rl'llspeak 10
You Gladly Again." nh answer u the
popular ''spe2k. only Speak" and the
second IL "Burlesque Polka,nl Is page-,l
by Ofrcnbach. The literary contents are
enliyenc,l by m interesting expoee of the
"Imporiiionsin In selling Pianos and Or
gails,n which are 80 unblushirgly prac-
tleed by certain pretended ipapuiactursr'.
send three cont stamp fora specimen
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