The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24
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csom ,he RaIeiga Register.
GREAT WING CONVENTION

crom The Ralsiga Register.
GREAT WING CONVENTION.
The Raleigh Tippecanoe Club having
originated the call Tor Convention Of
The Wings OF North car1lina. on the 5.h
DAY OF October. and as that call has been
responded 10 with pTomplness and libe-
rsliiy characteristic Of the spirit with
which the great battle is 10 be fought and
won on the l2ih day Of November, and
rs our Wing brethren throughout the
state have manifested their intention 10
unite with us in commemorative the an
nirersary cf the splendid arhIevemen, or
the gallant Harrison on The 5lh Of Oclo-
Der, 1913. and 10 minsle their coneralu-
laiions with ours on account al The recent
Wing victories. in The great contest now
going on for Constitutional Freedom, un-
der lie administration of q Republican
Government. and as we confidently hope
and believe that there will be " mighty
meeting Of the Wings" on that day, we
take great pleasure in in,i,ing ALL 10
come and participate in that great Jubi.
lee.
Preparatory TO an entertainment wor-
thy Of the glorious cause in which we
are engaged, We desire TO make known:
That we have specially invited every
Wing Member Of Congress. the FIVE dis
franchIsed Wings OF New Jersey; The
Wing candidates Tor Electors in this
state, and in several Of The adjacent states;
and many distinguished men throughout
the Union.
That as portion Of the great brother
hood Of Wings, we cordially approved .
cell for The Convention. that we unite
with the Wing Central Committee in re.
guessing ALL TO CONE. and !. ihe Tippe-
canoe Club Of The City which has been
honored as The place where The Canven-
lion is 10 assemble. we invite full az.
tendance from every county in the state.
That We shall provide plain Repub-
licsn Dinner. 70 be served up at2 o'clack,
on the 5th of October, around which we
nope 10 sec assembled al least ten thou.
sand Of the Farmer Yeomanry OF the
stale, the bone and sinew OF all good
Representative Governments.
That though we disclaim all right 10
inriie such OF our fellow cltizens as dif.
fer with US in our views Of the policy for
the administration of our government,
YET, trusting that such difference Of Opt.
MON does not produce a difference of
principle. il will afford us a qualification
il such Of our adyersaries as may choose,
come and hear calmly our grounds and
reasons Of complaint, and should any be
convinced that we arc fighting for Con-
siitntionsl Liberty, National Honor, and
the Rights Of The People, and desire to
volunteer under our flag, we will cheer
fully extend 10 them the privileges of the
Convention. our hospitahlies, and the
right hand Of fellowship.
That il Is with pleasure we have heard.
that at primary meetings in some of the
counties every Wing was appointed a
delegate.
That hoping to have much larger as.
semblage than can be suitably accommo
dated in the city. we requcs, the favor of
our friends from the adjoining counties
TO bring in their wagons such articles of
comfort and convenience as they can,
without tho much trouble on their part.
That our distinguished fellow mem
Der. the Hon. Geo. l.. Badger. is unani-
mously requested to welcome our guests
TO the hospitali;ies of the County and
City, and to make such remarks as the
the spirit of the times. and The
condition Of the country may seem to
him to require.
Tha, our President be requested 10
have these proceedings published, in or.
der tina, they may attain a full circula-
ton throughout the state.
II. w. MILLER, President.
7. NJ. Oliver.
S. W. Whiting, Secretaries.
A. L. Hughes, '''''"'"''