The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-21

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made IN he CanEsnIioa. Gesfeia. Ne
sid. awake % The imren-nes 81 ~
cani-seonsss. and he hres ksedisd 9Th
in her were 81 her own irresislibie and
spontsneoas kindling.
Mr. Psnss-r. a. Penn., altered The iol-
losing resolution. uhich was seconded By
Mr.. MYERS. of ne same state. and ansnI-
maasir sdapaed;
Res0ired. That he delegations from
sseh state Represented in Ilsls canreniioa
be. and ihev are hereby requested y raise
BY contribution of NOT excretina one dob
lar for e1ch person. sun Of money iof
The use ~ me beresved family &c Thomas
II. LaagLlin. carpenter. 81 The Eighth
Ward Of the ciiy of Baltimore. and
member Of this convention. wha was Kill
ed 10 The procession af YESTERDAY. shile
in The exercise IL she nndoablsd righ; III
fseemen pesceably 10 assemble and deli-
brrsle upnn Ihe roLsurI 0f The officers Of
Gosernmeni-.s night ineslimsble 10
them. and formidable 70 Iyranls onlp."
Resofred. That ihe sum 80 raised be
paid The President Of this Convention. 20
be BY him applied fnr lhe relief Of the
widow and children oi our deceased isl-
law member. 10 whom We hereby lender
our condolences far his death in The glnTi-
Gus cause Of his cnnnsy.
Al The close of The sddresses, he Con
veniinn unanimously resolved 10 attend
The funeral IL the iamenIed I.aughlln, Al
fonr o'clock In The afternoon.
The Convention then adjourned until
eve o'cloek. Y. NJ.
.4fienoon Proceedings and final I'D.
jOurnmeai.
Al Eve o'clock the Convention re as
sembled. The President having taken
their chair. The comm lice Of chsirmrn Of
the state delegations reported the fnlIaw.
ing resolution. which was seconded and
advocated by Mr.. Talfourd. Of Ohio. and
unanimously agreed 10:
Resolved, That The President be d.
rseted 10 transmit 10 Gen. William III.
Harrison. aud John Tyler. The compile
menls Of this Convention. together s:ih
a enpy Of us proceedings, signed by The
President and Secretaries.
The committee 81 chsirmen Of The state
delegations also submitted The following
resolutions, which we're seconded BY Mr..
Mcqueen. Of Ohio. and unanimously
adopted by the Convention:
Resoiuel. That The members Of This
convenlinn entertain the must grateful
sense Of the generous hospitality of the
citizens Of Baltimore. who have, by re-
rei,ing US as gussls, esincei their devo-
lion 10 the cause in which We are engage
ed. and given 10 The couniry anolher evl
dence Of their enlightened and jealous
patriotism; aud that We shall return 10 our
homes cieerej BY their confidence and
resolved. individually, 70 initiate their ex.
ample.
Resoired. That The generous liberalily.
the uniiring devotion. and jndiciOus plans
of The Baltimore committee of arrange
men,s drman: their most hearty acknusl-
ejgmenis.
The President having temporarily re- i
Tired from lie chair. Mr. Gill, of Ohio.
m behalf Of the committee Of chairmen.
"fferen The following resolution. which /.
was adopted by seclamaiion:
RssOired. That the unanimous thanks
VI this convention be AMI they are here
by rendered TO John v. l.. McMahon.
esq. Pfesiden, Of the Convention, for
The prump', dignifed. aud successful !!
manner IN which he had presided over
its deliberations.
Mr.. McMahnn Immediately appeared
and expressed his acknowledges of the
great dignity which had been conferred
upon him. in calling him to preside over
such an assemblage lie then proceeded To
'pesk Of The great objects and obligations
II The opposition. at This period. in strain
II fervId and commanded eloquence. file
by saying. that a. the organ
oG The Convention, he had moi lelt al Ii.
berry hitherto 10 present any proposition
,f bis own; but as ,hey were abnu. tn SEE
perste. after two days passed in a man
ler WHICH would forever be remembr red.
with pleasure and pride, BY all The mem.
,ers Of Tins Convention, aud IS he SIN
:erely wished they should all be permit
ed to meet once more, lie would submit
resolution. that when this Cunsenlion
,fj'urns. j, should adjourn To assemble in
on the All of March. ls49.
q attend The inaguralIon oi President VIII
lam Henry Harrison!
We need scarcely add that this resolu-
ion was adopted amidst the most enlhu
'iasIic acelamatIons; and thea the Con-
'enIion adjourned. +
But. al night. il being understood that
number Of the most distinguished speak
RS who had addressed the Convenlioa,
we're still in the CITY, alarge concourse as
embed about eight o'clock in Monument
square. aud had again The qualification Of
Isten'ng to several gentlemen frum the
'eps oi the house of Reverdy Johnson.
50. Among the speakers were Mr..
vIckliffe. 81 Kentucky. Mr.. Crillr,Ien. Of
Kentucky. M. Pits, Of Bait. Mr.. Wal
IS, OF Bait. Mr.. Pope. OF Ky. Mr.. Bell.
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