The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01
FFeln lie Raleign Reals.st.
GREAT WING CONVENTION.


The Raleigh Tlppecanoe Club having
originated the call for a Convention Of the
Wings Of North Carolina, on the 9Th day
oil October, and as that call has been re.
sponded to with a promptness and liberalty
characteristic Of the spirit with which the
great battle IS 10 be fought aud won on the
l2th day OF November aud as our Wing
bfethefn throughout the state have mani.
Tested their intention to unite with us in
concentrating the uLniyersarv of the
splendid achievement Of the gallant Harm
son on the 9th of Oc,ohtr. I~I3, and IN
mlnslc their congratulations with ours, on
account Of the recent Wing victories, IN the
contest TOW going on for Constitutional
Freedom, under the administration of A
Republican Government, and as We conf
IDENTIFY hope and believe that there wi! BE- a
mighty meeting Of the Wings" On that
day, We take great pleasure 10 inviting ALL
10 come aud participate IN that greet jubilee.
Preparatory 10 an entertainment worthy
OF the glorious cause IN which We are engan
ed, we desire to make known:
That We have specially invited every
Wing Menber of Congress, the five dis
tranchised Wings Of New Jersey; the
Wing candidates for Electors In thus 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 a
call for the Convention, that We unite with
The Wing Central Committee IN requesting
ALL TO CONE, and as the Tppecanoe Club
OF the CITY which has been honored as the
place where the Convention IS to assemble.
sc invite full attendance from every coun
iy in the state. L
That we shall provide plain Republican
Dinner, TO be served up "a, II O'Clock, on
The 9th OF October, around which we hope
10 see asse mbled at least ten thousand OF the
Farmer feomauty Of the state, the bone
aud sinew of all good Representative Gov
,fnmenis.
That though We dIscIaim oil right to in :
vie such of our fellow citizens as differ With {
u IN our views of the policy for the admin
stra'inn OF our government, yet, trusting
ha, such difference Of opinion does not
produce difference Of principle, 1t Will !
Afford US qualification if such of oar adver
'ares as may choose, come aud hear calm. !
y our grounds and reasons of complaint, {
md should any be convinced that We are I,
igh!lng for Constitutional Liberty, National
Honor, and the K ghts Of the People and
ieslre 10 volunteer under our flag, We will
'heertully extend 10 thcn the privileges of,
he Convention, our hospitaIiiles aud the
lght hand Of fellowship.
That il is with pleasure we have heard,
he. at primary meetings in some Of The
counties every Wing was appointed dele
,ate.
That hoping TO have a much larger as
than cen be suitably accomDodu !
ed IN the city, We request the fevor of our
riends from the adjoining counties to bring
n their wagons such articles of comfort
md convenience as they can, without too
much trouble on their part.
That our distinguished fellow member
he Hon. Geo. f. Badger, is unanimously
equested to welcome our guests o the hos
ltalites of the County, and City, and to
make such remarks as The occasion, the
pirit of the times, and condition Of the
ountry may seem to him to require.
That our Presdent be requested to have
nese proceedings published, 10 order that
hey may attain 'ul circulation through
mt the state.
II. W. MILLER, President
4 A " W'l nl..s, = Pr.ndents.