The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

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son, and thai Ee nil cordially sBppors
his noninsilan 70 that high afEes.
Res0fse2. That Ne will suppof Rich
ard n. Johnson for Vice President Of
lhe Uniled States.
Resalrsi. That cur government is
founded IN . spirit nf harmony and
compromise. and thai We deprersle every
stIempi 70 exeeite and exasperaIe the
sectional jealousies and prejudiees nj he
South against the North in choosing an
individual 10 preside over the desiinles
Of this nation; and that 10 adopt and act
upon the principle that We sill not vote
for man berause ne Is nat Onr Of u.s.
because he happens n he horn norih Of
Mason's and Dixon's line. sEinces iesI-
aus, iliiberal and selfish spirit; that Il
would he treating our brethren al The
north cot a. citizens and friends. but az
aliens and enemies. and giving Them dis
linctly To understand that our feelings are
ripe for division OF the Union.
Resolved, That u IL with pain and
modification that w behold The manner
10 which Hugh l.. White has suffered
himself 60 become the dupe and inslru.
ment ri men whose pOlIlical principles
are directly opposed TO those which he
has always prolessed 10 advocate.
Resolved, That Richard Dobbs Spaight,
from hrs experience in public life. from
his sbIiIty a. statesman. and from his
unwsyeriug devotion 70 those Republican
principles 10 which he has always been
attached presents the strongest claim. DOR
the support of the friends Of The present
administration for the nffice Of Governor
Of this state. and that We will endesvour
! 70 promote his election.
Resolved. That delegates be appointed
BY the chairman of this meeting To meet
the delegates for the counties Of Person
and Granville, al such time and place az
they shall appoint 10 choose q suitable
person ss an Elector Tor this Electoral
District.
The resolutions having been read. we're
unanimously adopted BY the meeung.
Mr. williamson then again addressed
the meeting. and was followed by Nss
Ihaniel j. Pzlmer. esq.
The following resolution was then sub.
mis.ed To the meeting by the chairman,
which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we deprecaIe The ate
tempt to identify the name Of the Hnns
arIin Van Buren, with the sboll,Ion!sts
Of the north; that We view the charse not
only false and unfounded, bul inGendrG TO
have effect in the neat Presidentsi eiecs
ii0n and be used a. an instrument, 70
PROSTATE the Republican principles Gow
held so dear b. the American peoples
sound and democratic ss theS art: WI zee
with surprise the most furious rfiu,,s u
the opposition. the mos, injuunus sr,s Of
statesmen. concentrated sld applied ID
J promote their overthrow; hui suli kepub-
lican principles live. aud We hope vill
live, TO celebrate The funeral nj these who
have plotted their destruction. aud lransS
nit 10 posteriIy the record of their shame:
; On motion Of Gen. Joseph Allison, il
was
Resolved. That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretaries, and published IN the Hlllsbos
rough Recorder. North Carolina Stand.
ard and ilson Spectator
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN ST0CKARD. Chairman,
eH.RLEs c; snIrH' Secretaries.
In accordance with one of the resolus
tons passed at the meeting the following
persons have been appointed by the
chairman as delegates to the District
Convention, TO nominate candidate for
Elector for this Electoral District, who
f will support the nomination msde by the
, meeting, viz: Gen. Joseph Allison, ir.
Allen Parks. Williamson Parish, esq.
{ Capt Benjamin Hurdle, VIM. N. Pratt
, esq. Henry Fogleman, esq. and John
2 4 Inra.