The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
Whis Meeting i'm Cabarrus.

10 pursuance Of previous notice, the
Wings Of CabaIrus met IN the Court House
in Concord, en- Saturday, the llth Of No
vember.
On motion Of jacob Winecof, ESQ. John
Phfcr was called TO tue chair, and kiah P.
Harris aud 4. IL. Robinson appointed Sc
crctaries.
The Chairman explained The object of
the meeting in an appropriate address.
The meeting was also addressed by the
Hon. D. VI. Barringcr, j. W. Scott and J.
NJ. Long, Esqs.
On motion Of Rufus Barringer, ESQ. the
following resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted, viz:
Resolred, Thatthe Wings of Cabarrus approve
of the proposition to hold State Convention at
Raleigh, on the 7th of December next, to non.
late a candidate to be run on tie Wing Ticket
for Governor and to appoint two Delegates, on
behalf Of the State. to the National Convention
to assemble in Baltimore in May l544
RssOlred, That we have the utmost confidence
in the wisdom and ability Of the proposed State
Convention and that We pledge ourselves to use
all honorable means 10 ensure tho election Of the
person so nominated
Resolred That we do most earnestly recon.
mend to our Wing Brethren in North Carolina,
TO discard all individual and sectional preferences
all local and personal calousies and to arouse
themselves and cordially unite, organize and make
every fair and honorable effort 10 secure sue.
cess in the elections Of the coming year
Resolred, That we approve Of the Convention
to be held at Mount Mourne in Iredell county, on
/ Tuesday, the 9th of December next to select a
Delegate from the Second Congressional District
Of North Carolina to the Baltimore Convention.
Res0iued, That we heartily congratulate the
Wing Party throughout the Union on the lato Fri.
umphaut success of its efforts, whenever made
aud that we regard the result Of tie elections in
1913, a. " forerunuer OF the "great coming =
of lS44.
Resolved, That we look upon Hcnry Clay, Of
Kentucky, as the great advocate of Constitu.
tonal Liberty and the frs. Of American States
men and that for his eminent public services,
and his pure Republican principles, he deserves
the highest station IN the gift OF the people
] On motion, the following persons were
appointed Delegates 10 the State ConYen-
/ ton at Raleigh. viz:
/ William s, Harris, Josiah W. White, Gen w
c. Means. Or. ]. f. GImer Caleb Pniter, Moses
Pitts Or. +. X. Gibson, Col John Shinlpoch,
los. o. Pharr, MAJ. W +. Pharr, r. c. Cochran,
! Col Brice Cochran, 5. Mkindley, Jas. 5. White,
jacob Wineceff, Moses Foil, John Fisher, Col.
George Barnhart, Nathan krimmiager, \. II.
( Robinson, c. Melchor, John NJ. Black, L. r.
! Harris Edmund Cline, DR., W. w, Rankin, Col.
Martin shive, VIM Coleman, Col. j. NJ Long,
John Allison John Faggart Henry Long, James
( NJ. pullman, John 5. Rankin, Caleb Smith, Jos.
W. Scott, james S. Burkhead, +. W. Chambers
and Samuel G.. Scott.
/ On motion, The following persons were
appointed Delegates 10 the Convention to
be held at Mount Mourne, VIZ:
Kirby Pope. George $ Houston, c. W Har.
. ris, Col. W. A. Wellington, Col, Jno. Q. Wal
lace, Robert kirkpatrick, Alex. Harris, Robert
Morrison, Rufus Barrnger. Dr. NJ. VI, Orr, jer-
cmiah HUE, c. r Harris, Cot. Jas. White, G. Il
Swearingen, w. II, Archibald, Tbos. II. Robin.
son and Daniel Miller.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Char
lotte journal and Carolina Watohman.
JOHN PHIFER Chairman.
Kan P, Hams ! Secretaries.
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