The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-03

Oath December next, TO select Delegate 10 rep
resent them in the said National Convention.
ReSolued, That the following persons be ap-
pointed Delegates from this county to the propo-
sed District Convention al Mount Mourue, viz
Col. Thomas /. Grier, James Porter, J. IL. Orr,
VIM. l.. Davidson, Chas. Is. McGinnis, Jos. Gil.
lespie, Silas Alexander.
ReSOlred, That we approve Of the proposed
State Convention 10 be held at Raleigh on the
9TH of December next to nominate candidate
of the Wing party for the Office Of Governor Of
North Carolina, and pledge ourselves TO use all
honorable exertions to secure the success Of the
person so chosen.
Resolved, That the following persons be cho
sen as delegates to said State Convention, viz !:
Rob,. |. Mcdowell, Joseph Patterson, Hugh NJ.
Houston, David NJ. Lees, Col. Solomon Reid, Jas.
Tagar, DR.. WIN. A. Ardry, VIM. K Myers.
WIN. Johnson, WIN. +. Davidson, Dr.. Rufus 4.
Wallace, Joshua Trotter, Alex Graham, f. NJ.
Ross, George Gross, Robert kirkpatrick, Samuel
A. Harris, Joseph II. Wilson, ESQ.
Resolued, That it is the duty OF the Wing par.
ty to adopt an effective and speedy organization,
TO dlfiuse information TO counteract the untirlng
efforts Of our adversares, to spread the fire OF
freedom aud awaken the energies which conduc.
ted them to glorious triumph in 1910.
ResoIred, That We approve the Young Mems
National Convention, TO be held in Baltimore IN
May next, and at a suitable time we will appoint
Delegates TO said Convention.
/ ReSOlred, That we congratulate our Wing
brethren throughout the Union on the bright pros
poets of success afforded them by the recent de
velopments of public opinion as exhibited IN TIT
elections of Tennessee. Georgia, Maryland, Viz
ginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio and our own goot
old North State.
4 Our Representative in Congress, Col
Barrlnger then being called on, responded
in a few appropriate remarks on the reso
lutions above, upon the present condition
and future prospects Of our party. Al
though dark cloud had for a short tint
overshadowed US, yet the bright SUNSHINE
will soon burst upon us-contusion ant
dismay has seized our enemies, we hav,
but 10 hoist our flag, with brave Harry a
our head, our watchword: "every man d,
his duty and the victory will be ours. y
Mr.. Boyden being next called on, addres
sed the meeting i'll his usual able manner
depicting in glowing colors the traitor {
his party and the country; his remark
TtNClcu lUc dtNtutlOi vi sitC ihOO'l4IS uAIN hi
description Of the opposition-coming tror
such source gives us every reason
hope for success.
The following resolutions were then o.
fcred by Jas. w. Osborne, Esq.
Resolrcd That we have learned with big
qualification the purpose of the Hon. Henri
Clay 10 visit North Carolina during the ensuin
Spring--tbat we appoint committee of fly
persons to tender him our hospi,alities and nvit
him il il sui; his convenience TO visit the birI
place OF American Independence.
Resolred, That the following gentlemen cou
pose said committee, viz VIM. l. Davidson, Jo
: H. Wilson, James w Osborne, f. NJ. Ross, "
Davidson.
On motion, the Chairman was added
the Committee.
On motion, the proceedings Of the NEE
f ing were then ordered TO be published
the Charlotte Journal and other VIII
papers throughout the State.
On motion Of r. d. Alexander, tn
meeting then adjourned.
4. i. GRIER, Chairman.
D ". AL5xANDER' Secretaries.