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City.

TLOCUTION.-Speech and Gesture Glasses
~ IN shakespeare. Rferenoes profs Lewis r. Monroe
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lars Address Mrs. FREIDAY, l1S West l5th-st.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS from 7 10
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-21
DIR. DAYS, SPEECH.

We regret that 80 little space is left US 70
notice the excellent speech Of our Represen,
tstive. tbe lion. J. J. Dsris on the re-
sumption repeal till. Ills views are %
sensible and . forcibly expressed that il
will carry conviction 10 everybody but the
bond holders and the stock jobbers o. Wall
street. In our next We will call attention
to the salient points Of the speech. content.
ing ourselves nov with an expression olga.
ti6cation that Mr. Davis takes strong ground
for the repeal Of the tar on State bank is-
sues This Is the entering wedge 70 the
overthrow Of system Of monopoly which
thrOttles III competition. and girss iLs ns-
iional bank perfect control ofihe fortunes Of
the eoob.ry--s control. the balsfal effects Of
which are palpable or al sides.
Bot We eapoot 20 farthsrst presn. With
out dong The speaker injustice. and will
reserve farther sotice VI the speech % spo.h-
er time.
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The Mexican var steamer. '.Mexicss. |"
hss arrived at ssn Diego and landed $50
regulars. Who will march TO San Rafssl 70
restore Diszs susbvrity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-21
THE WHIPPING Posr.

time in speech aud modes Of thought, step.
ped into our Office just % an officer Of the
law was passing with negro in charge to be
lodged in the county jail 70 await trial
for larceny. We remarked 10 the old dar-
ky, there goes another candidate for the
psaitentiary." ssDat amt de way. mas
ter, dat amt de way. II don't do bit Of
good. niger don't mind penitentiary. mig
ger git dare, and he git plenty to eat, aud
he get his close. and be don't have DO work
toide. | tell you what il is, master mig
ger heap better OF in peniteptiary dan be is
At home. You amt gwine make him stop
s'eAlin' BY putting himin peOitentiary. De
only way tomake him quit is to out be back,
or broke he neck
Aud we think the old darby is about
right. No doubt there is delosion about
The comfort and idleness Of penitentiAry
life. and DO doabt many darky who has
broken into it, 10 the hope Of finding the
dolce far aieafl has rned his error. Yet
perhaps in the spirit Of the fox who lost his
tail in the trap. and wished all hisifellows
to 60 and do likewise. no contradiction to
the error has gone abroad from any dis
charged convict. and the charm Of peni.
Tertiary. home still tempts to new crime.
The Penitentiary il the gift Of that poll
tical school which. after the war. shed the
bcDehcent rays Of a new ligh. upon the be-
nishted souls Of the Southern people; .
school sureharged with the doctrine OF hu-
man perfectibility. Hby human agency q
school which treated the bible as an old NO.
mans tale. and set down Solomon as te-
dious old fogy y school. that in one Of It's
branches, euf-anchised the boy from the :yr-
ranny Of the rod. efaced all that weary
stage between the youth and manhood Of
the unhappy days Of the olden time. ex-
changing with magic speed Of transition the
pinafore for the long tailed coat, aud the
sugar rag Of the nursery for the fragrant
cigar Of precocious manhood school. that
in its more advanced stages. makes early
graduates in pleasant vices, and fills the
land with . precocions race Of smbezzling
clerks and iefaultIng cashiers. to whom the
world owes living. but which living. that
world in its old dull way Of thinking. was
much too slow to give aud school. that
in another of its branches. taught that the
sacred gif, Of freedom had at once 50 ele.
waited and purified the eniranshised slave,
that his soul was At once purged Of its cor.
ruptioD. his brain cleared Of It's ignorance /,
his body shielded from the degradation Of
corporal chastlsem ant.
In ou- old fashioned way. aud following
the true proverbial philosophy We had
learned to believe with solomon, that the
lash was very good thing in its way tha,
with The rod and reproof cometh wisdom
and that as an a,yumeatEm m homiaem
stripes msdo a more touching appeal
through the medium Of a lscerated back
than the most persuasive eloqusnce Of the
moral suasionIs;s. And all Of Us can recall
Al A. AZ n a..
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CONGRESS-.

- 4. = - "
One 81 the most important acts Of the
House last week was the passags Of the
Bland bin remonetising silver. making il q
legal tender equally with gold. The ma
jority i'm the House WAS =, large rs 10 bs en-
tirely significant Of the demands Of the
country. oil except The bond holders, from
whom there has gone mp great howl.
They viii beset the Senate and they will
besiege MIR. Hayes to set, hack the tide
which promises 10 relieve the people. This
Dill Is regarded as a compromise between
expansion and contraction, and ught to | q
regarded asa step towards tiaane,al relief.
II does hunt the bond holders, not because
il violates faith, bur BECAUSE il diappoinis
their expectations. They b'n.hts iieir
bonds when they were payable'in legal ten
der--in greepbaeks. aud when gold Was at
. Pfe@um o. 9oto la5 Nos. they insist
that the bonds are redeemablepqly in gold.
and IN he mean sime. BY ajrisk., ih.yi de-
monetized silver aud would hspw. degrade
greenback-. Let the Ik,use H. AZ stiff ~ il
was last winter on the army bill. aud twill
carry its punt. h 1,S So
The army bill passed the Ilon.e limiting
the army To 20. 900 men. but providing in
addition four cayally regiments fr Texas
defence The bill. mihis fonn the Senate
defeated. but passed il with ai amendment
allowing the army 10 be recruited. 10 a
standard of $4,000 men. and striking out
the provision for ioar cavalry regiments TO
be Stationed ON the Rio Grande.
p Aswe write. We do not know the uiti-
mate fate ii the bill. But as no arguments
on the side Of an increase 81 the army have
impressed n with any feeling hut that of
increased opposition 10 il. We hope the
House will have the ilmness 10 hold 10 its
purpose
later Congressional news tell US that on
Saturday the Scuaie amendments to the
army hill we're mostly concurred in. Four.
teen Democrats. including Eve from Texas.
voted with the Republicans. The bill pro-
vides that cavalry regiments may We rc-
crpiled to one hundred men to each COM
pany. and that sufficient fnrce Of ea,al-
rs shall be employed for The defence Of the
Indian and Mexican frontier 81. Texas.
The army cannot be recruited bey oud 25.-
600 men.
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CONGRESS.

WAsnIAGT0N. Nov. Nominations
Of Thomas rs collector and CUcbrahe ~ M.
val officer Ut Baltimore have been referred
TO the usual committee where il Is said they
will be held TO make weight for or sgaillst
the confirmation d the New York BvBina.
lions for like positions. Tie nomination Of
Lawrence for the New Orleans custom house
:ook the sa,ne Course and will probably re-
main in the committee until the New York
nominations ARE confirmed or rejected
The caucns committee consisting ~ I'd
inunds, Cameron. Chrisiiancy. Bruce.
Kirkwood. Hsallm and Hove are said 10
have rxae,ed promise from Hayes that he
would not eomiBsta ,lemorrats hereafter II
suitable republicans could befosDd. issi q
Observation-Disclosures Dawes. OF Msss.chu.
sets. presented rsmons,rspceo n forty.
Eve National Banks Of the city or Boston.
sgainst the passage o.fhe House bill FOR the
reconciliation Of silver. Petitioners set
forth that they are required BY Law 10 hold
and do possess many millions Of dollars
worth o. bonds Of the United States. and
they are spprehensise thatthe passage Of
the bill viii greatly deprscia,s tie value Of
such bonds and have bad iBhsence on
business thIouesout the country Il was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on finaDse.
Eaton. Of Connecticut. introduced joint
resolution proposing an smeDdment 20 the
Constitution u the United States provid.
ing for the creation Of tribunal for States
for tbe decision Of al contested issues sri-
sing in the choice OF electors for President
and Vice President. Referred 20 select
committee having that matter 10 charge.
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs n.
greed 70 report an appropriation Of $780,.
600 for the French Exposition.
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ChIcAeo. Nov. l5.--Field & Letter.

CHICAGO. Nov. l5r-7Field & Letter 8
dry goods house was burned last night.
The building except the two lower foofs
was onipletely guttsd and the stock OF dry
goods destroyed, An ac;ident happened
10 the fireman By which one was killed ont.
right and four Others taken frmD the ruins
" badly hurt that they will prohxSsy die.
The building cost $40, 900. stock obaut i
million. Eight hundred and fifty employ
ees are thrown out of employ ment.
LATER. The 6re broke out again Good.
ing basement where package goods we're
stored. DULY two fatalities. Eve others
badly injured. Insurance nearly a million.
.>>-~>~--.~.~~~.-~-~--
New York. Nov. I5.-1'he IIemlfs
Rome dispatch says that Cardinal SiDcoai,
Secretary 81 State. Il summoning AL the
Cardinals TO support him in his trial for q
foreign Pope aud The old cnnciliaiory policy.
The pope's feyorite doc or has been dis.
missed. 1t Is supposed he has been giving
information to the Italian government.
The Cardinals hope TO keep the death Of
the Pope secret fur "a hours. This will
fail because snch decided arrangements
have been made that the government must
know Of bis demise Immediately after il
occurs. :...
The black small pox Is prevailing with
virulenee in the Vatican. tES III
- f --S~---~-..Js.......-. $, ct.is
The Charlotte Observer says: Psssen.
gers ny the Statewide train last evening re-
port that yesterday morning as the copviets
al work 40 the head ofthe Western North
Caroline Railroad we're being taken out 70
work. squad msdea break and escaped
from guard limits. The guards fired upon
them aud killed two Instantly, and 10 the
chase which ensued for the remaining fngi-
lives. dogs tore tae clothes from one and
lacemfed his limbs and bods 10 q very pain
fol and serious degree. Our information !.
that the remainder Of the sqnad were cap
tured and returned to the s.ockade.
The Charlotte Observer says: We gave
in yesterdays paper. m accom-, ofihe re.
cent killing at.or near Teeter's mill on the
Mecklenburg and caharrns line. Of yonng
man named Haglpr by a negro named
Blair. Since that writing we have infor.
nation that Blair was captured in the
heighhorbnod. on the sIeeklinburg side II
the line. day or two after the recurrence.
and alters preliminary hearing before jus.
tice X B Parks. was committed 10 Jail II
Concord.
The blow which cansed the death Of
young Hagler Is described a. very power.
fol ona. Il is said the rock with which he
was struck crushed the skull to the length
Of seven inches. yet notwithstanding this.
the young mau lived until the succeeding
day. 't
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CottOn'in New York on Saturday quo.
ted upland. III. Orleans 1T. Flour ca
81, wheat lower. $3.50. 80
Raleigh. Saturday. Cotton. sliddling.
lOS. strict low MiddImg 10. low Mids!ing
%. strict good ordinary 81. Good ordiDa-
Ess. Ordinary 81 .,..,...s
Flour. North Carolina s6.OO . 6, 30.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-21

Distinct and quite severe siorks II earth
quakes we're felt last week over lpie m
extensive area in the West. They we're
felt in the western counties of this STATE. in
Tennessee. In the western part Of Iowa
they were somewhat alarming. In Omaha.
bells sers rung. and in tbo printing c.fics.
cases were overturned. Brick buildings
rocked to and fro, walls we're cracked. and
there was much terror for few minutes !;
but there was no actual damage done.