The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-22

State Senator kIrom AAaance connty, IN
evidence tmt The Alan,ahcrrs wish. % be
veil rem sssntea. ~
n " Clip the sbose from, the Grcensboro
Pmfsl We fhiok our GOOD eontemporp,
rs might hsve felt justified in uslnga stron-
ger word than 'probabilities;'' FOR looking
upon Il political Geld upon which -Col.
llolt2has 80 of,en acted with conspicdons
ability and usefulness. and with an eye un.
prejudiced by local influences, we look up.
on his nomination as thing 50 appropriate.
Is q ocouf asa mafisF0 " course. " aos''
NOT Know what other ambitions may be- d.
reused IN Alanances. NO DOUBT there are
o;her gentlemen. wiling to serve their dis
trict, and no doubt thOsei gentleman, are
worthy Of the honorsai they 'eoyesa But IN
ignorance of any such determination. we
feel that AIamancs will not better tef rep.
resentatiion By witharawai 81 one who Aas 50
faithfully and 90 ably served her 10 the past
and who aided soampsh in giving hig4sopsi
sideration to the senatorial sreSresen,a,iop
o. Guilfora and gAlamance. Col. Holt has
been proved and be has beef, found WORTHY
HI, Is no new man whose excellensies are ~
be deyelopedj but he stands out as one De-
mons.ra.sa bys.rial Of his capacities tosbe.
worthy of . long. Continued and biten'rs..
peated trust in his tsersiees. We know sof'
no manabetter tittsd usefally 10 represent
all interests and all classes Of the people,
for his varied ayocati0ps have made him &C.
quainted with all men and nil business. and
hissoasd practical common sense has crown.
ed with success all bis ahdertakings. IA
man thrifty, prudent, sasaeIous. honest,
energeti 9 and persevering in private affairs
is one most apt g carry those qualities into
public life; and therefore we hope theIeo,I
pie of Ala,nancas will make no hesitation in
eutrustinghim agaiu with the responsible.
ties ID times past 50 safely coufded TO him.
i bda-~1 %. so - ~ gzas5ssa 7sss iH"
d1g'le4T COMMUNISM. a'.'l ! sat PAX
Inthe quaking fear Of cornmunistic out
breaks. our northern brethren arc reaping
some Of the seeds they long ago industri-
ously sOwed. They sOwed them to destroy
the institutions of the South. and they SOW.
ed them expecting TO reap glorious bar.
vest Ofprosperity on-hured BY hated rivals
or detested partners.,l They arc more like
! ly TO reap even more of bitterness and woe
! than fell to- the share of the unhappy
| South. - - t,~ ssHsag & .gsfg yig
1 Communism is The grand climax Of abO-
litionlsm, which, 10 its capacious bosom,
drew with eager affection all the brood Of
deadly isms. Aboliiiouisms could not I'D,
vaneea sep until 10 bad destroyed iDdi-
viiual aud nasiobal cOnsiehce. j Itwas op.
posed IN. its very outset By reseIstiCn. BY
4 human Law, by tie Obligations Of gc0j faith
It was therefore compelled 70 defy the d;
vine law. and " trsmPle upon human lsW,
Il set up the !: sigher lss.'i ublesills ann
y pie license Of which it could proceed with
its work Of destruction. The higher law.
successful III pOlitiesi adsentufe. was easi
| " turned 10 its application to war sgain.,
, all the cherished aud approved safeguards
Of society. II bad already invaded the pul.
pit as the chosen mOuthpieee q abolition.
. ism. and elate with CUe victory. turned il,
weapons agaiustreIigiODitssif.a Itgavethl
sam: latitude 70 religion. beliefs as il istx'
; acted for question, Of politics; ]. defapet
aud degraded institutions which religion
} hal enjpined aud sanctioned % holy, il
, exalted bbissti psssouabore divine ibjGuc
ton; it made human reason paraaOunt Il
the teachings u submissive faith il unset
tied beliefs aud fostered doubts 10 word
il introduced debpuehey, iu6delity cru.
tsmptof God and. distrust vi ulan. rsek
ing the foundations Of society. apd maxim
5 il vulnerable 70 the most dangerous innyya
; tons. s2' 7'si ~" t'.@ @@". Il @ '.''
: What wonder !. Il then that q II peeopl
thus educated. witLVpl fsith. without rsFs
renee. without regard, for human or dEin
d law. sb"Bld rebel When trouble is. upo'
B them. ard strive 70 end their way out ..
(. the shorfest quito ttiisfy Shall men starv
! 10 tue midst u plenty STALL they Le With
: out work when the demand. Of society com
I. pei the exercise Of all iDdusiriosf shall the
live 10 pOyerty or squalor in sight Of. 90
side By sids wiihysplendor end iuxurian
sbundsues7 shall hey be hoseIes Dr. land
less when gorgeous palaces are tebantei b
y the happy few,-ssd when upused acres 10
yits to occupancy The higher !sw b.
told them, mol Il las told them th,t d