The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-15

lEss;Sns Allegations. 10 rrpoFi = % ne
propris,y q ils adoption. this nos'oa
va lost.
Samuel Barnes. eco. 81 BALTIMORE nor
ed 10 lsy The whole sBbject % ssse lahlf.
Alter DISCUSSION Of some length between
Nrssrs. Barnes. Winder. and llsmbIeion
in favUr Of the motion. and Messrs. Nor
ms and Pins in opposition % T. me mo-
ion vas wishdrswa 10 easble Robert w.
Bowie, eco. 70 offer the following a.
substitute for The resolution offered BY
Mr.. PITTS:
. Resolved. That IL 10 infxpedlent a
dis lime 10 nominate = candidate Tor The
Vice Presidency Of The United States.
The Wings OF Maryland desire 10 ael
harnanioasly wiih their political breih-
rem throughout he country; in no other
way can slley sei efficiently. And there
having 8 yet been no sufficient lndles-
lion of preference Cor any individual 70
m the second Office in The Government,
il is deceased besi % pass The subject over
Al this tint"
After short debate on Ibis substitute.
MIR. Barnes renewed his motion 10 lay The
whole subject on the table. and again
Withdrew Il 10 permit A. B. Davis. eco.
of Montgomery, 10 offer he following
mbrtitnr Cor he resolution Of Mr.. Pits
and the substitute offered BY Mr.. Bowie:
Whereas. The nomination Of esndl-
date Tor the Vice Presidency was not con-
iempIaied by the people assembled IN
primary meetings 10 select delegates 10
this Convention. therefore
Resolved. That that question be and
the same is herrby deferred 10 future
/ Convention"
Mr.. Barnes again renewed his motion
TO Law The whole matter ON the table,
which now prevailed.
On notion Of ]. l.. Carey. esq. the
Chair was authorized TO appoint a CON-
miliee Of one from each delegation to pre-
pare an address to The people Of Mary
land. @ s@,
After which the Convention adjourned
until 4 o'clock, p. Nj.
I AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-sssembled at 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, at which time the Chair.
man announced the committee 70 draw
up an Address to the People Of Maryland.
These gentlemen having retired To per.
form the duty assigned them, Governor
I Howard offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
4 Resolved, That the President Of this
Convention be requested to address a let
ter TO the Hon. HENRY Clay, informing
him OF his unanimous nomination as the
Wing candidate Cor the Presidency Of the
United States" .s... --.
/ Ga motion OF r. W. Bowie, ESQ. oil
Prince Georges county, the Chair wa.
invested with power 10 appoint, al any
subsequent lime, thirteen gentlemen from
the city Of Baltimore, 10 compose State
Central Committee, whose duty ], shall
be TO superinlend ihe interests Of The
Wing party in this state. *
Il The committee appointed to prepare %
Address to the People Of Maryland then
came into the Convention with the Adj.
dress, which having been read by it.
chairman, (Mr Carey)-
George r. Richardson. ESQ. Of Bal,i'
4 more. rose and moved its acceptance, pre-
facing his motion with appropriate re
marks, full OF feeling. and breathing III,
true Wing spirit. Mr.. Rs motion wa'
seconded, and the Address was adopie,
unanimously.
On motion Of Gov. Sprigg, a resolu
lion was adopted recommending that th'
citizens of Baltimore cause salute Of on,
hundred guns 10 he fred on Thursday
the 25lh instant, in honor Of the nonina
ton Of Henry Clay.
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