The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-07

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ihg Was orsanired ~ ealing Joha Bolg
60. 70 the chsir. aa1 apP0ialing c.. u,
I. Shields serriasy.
The Chairman hzsing explained ths
Object Of tie meeting. Sidney SmiGh 80.
Submitted Ihsfollowing resolulions. mlieh
we're unanimously adopted:
!. Ets0lref. Thai We approve az lie
lsroaosiiioas Of he Wake Meeting. b
bod Safe Convention Of The Repa5-
lean parry. in Rsleigh. a such Tine s.
nay hr1-signaied By committee appoin-
led Tor hat purpose; 10 consider and de-
ieFmine upon &c course Of North Caro-
lima N reference y National coFen ian:
70 declare The prrferenre az Ihis Slase
Tor President and Vice President &C he
United States; 10 nominate two dele
gaIps for The stale a large; to seles' can
diia for Governor: and 10 adopt Zach
o:her measures as may he best calculated
% produce concert Of action among our
/. liieads.
2. Rsscirsi. Thai 70 insure true ex-
preston Of the vii Of The people. and Sc
cure general aequieseenee Of the Repub-
lisan party Iaihe nomina ions proposed 10
b. rlale by National convenlion each
aid every congressional disIries should
BE- represented by delegate rhOsen BY
said district.
3. JhsrJcrr, Tesofred, That we re-
specially recommend 10 our friends in
The seventh Congressional district, 10 hold
meetings in each county, and appoint the
number Of persons The county eleris 10 The
Houseoft COMMONS. a. DisiricfDelfgaies.
who shall meet at Henderson. al such
time as may be agreed upon, or al Raleigh
duringthe session the State Convention.
and appoint Delegate 70 represent this
Dlsiriri IN Ihe Baltimore Convention.
ResOlrcd, That tbs Chairman APP
point furry Delegates under the FIRST r.
solu,ion) 10 represent Grange cnuniy in
the Stale Convention, and four Delegates.
under The Ihiid resolution, TO represent
The county in District Convention.
On motion Of tie Hon. WIN. Monigo
merry, the following resolution was also
unanimously adopted:
RssoLced. That we cali On our late and
present Representative in Congress, for
an official and full statement of the whole
amount OF appropriations made by the
last Congress, separating caeh year of the
same, 10 be transmitted 10 the chairman
of this meeting at as early a day as prac
lirabse.
On Introducing the above resolution
the Hon WIN Montgomery submitted a
ipw very app opriate and interesting re-
marks. lie confined himself principally to
the.expenditurcs of the Government. and
the extrayagant appropriations Of the last
Congress.
Mr. S. Smith then Informed the meet
ing that Dr.. Mebane of BERTHE, and Duncau
McRae, ESQ. Of Wake. were in attend
ance upani deliberations. The zeal and
ability, he said, with which those gentle
men had defended the cause Of free prin
ripIes was known 10 the Democrats oil
Orange, and on behalf Of his political
friends, he hoped to have the pleasure oil
hearing from them on That occasion.
Mr. McRae. though evidently unpre-
pared, responded most eloquen,ly TO the
leall. lie sci forth the disastrous and RI
nous effects of Federal measures ON the
insliiu ions of the country in their true
characters. His remarks. which were
received with frequent applause, win long
be remembered.
! Or. Mebane, of Berthe, being next
, loudly called out, returned his thanks for
! the compliment extended to him, but ex,
cused himself from making speech.
| n. J. Palmer, esq. bring also present,
answered a call upon him by a few appro,
pirate remarks.
| The speaking was concluded 10y our
'Senaor Gen. Allison, IN his plain. unvar.
nished style. He discoursed of certain
| Drmocrafic rictories in the neighhorhood
of +" Harry ofMc Hea," and elsewhere
! lha. might be mentioned victories which
" the Coons" so much dislike 10 hear
OF, and so amusingly attribute TO damp
days and General Appathy. He showed
that The cause for which he had heea 50
long eon,endiirg was never mure triain
plant: that sinre the celebrated con'eSi
OF 1910. the " sober second thought has
had feet, and nearly every state has
condemned The measures 81 the Federal
party.
/ The Chairman then appointed the De-
legates as follows:
! Delegates to the District C0nUfnf'on
Patterson II. McDade, esq Benjamin
Hurdle, esq, Col. VIM. Horner, and
Gen. jas. Allison.
! - Delegates to the Sfcte Co'arention -
7 VIM. N Pratt, esq, John W. Hancock
esq, Geo. Is. Morrow, Capt. ii. Poe
John Jones, esq, W. J. Duke, John
Griilis, Charles &. Smith, Gen. lienJa'
min Trollinger, Col. p. Nelson J. J
Bracken, Jas. NJ. Palmer, b. Hurdle
Joseph McMuvay, Jacob Diekey, Allen
Parks, Mai Crawford, VIM. Homer