Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
NORTH CAROLINA.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE >, isia.

the Congressional elections which of in August The
State was UNANIMOUSLY gerymandered by the late Locofoco
Lcgsature-but the Wings feel confident that they
triumph the advantages which that UBIQUITOUS
proceeding gives To their Rayner
cd member from the Edenton District the last Congress
after having determined to retire. has take the
held again, and is actively cnnvassing his DISTINCT
Stany also, is again in the field, eSerng his powers gor
ously for the good In the Raleigh District. Henry
W. Miller. native of this State and distinguished young
Wing, the Wing candidate. His opponent Gen. X.
NJ Saunders-who such figure in the Senatorial
test last winter.
We several items from the Raleigh Register,
show thar the Wings rousng themselves;
CHEERING NEWS.
We have the cheering OF the enthusiasm, with
which the Wing nomination for Congress. this District
rs received We refer also to the prompt response from
Cumberland Our friends arc up, and bucklng on their
arnor. and from tent TO is herd the click and cammcr
ing OF Three cheers for the gallant flag and charge
charge, like Frecmen
WELL DONE ORANGE!
We highly gratifed To- state that the Wings of old
Orange held enthusiastic meeting IUllsboro Fri.
day last and nominated Henry h NASH ESQ as candidate
for Congress, IN that District who, being for, mme-
doie appeared before the meeting and the Spartan
spirit, accepted the nomination. We will publish the Re
solutions reported through Senator, Mr. Mangum, in
our next. MIR. Nash member OF the last Legislature,
Is gentleman OF fine talents and OF superior ability
popular speaker, and will inuse such confidence
friends, that We shall be able in August give flat
ienng account OF this District geuymandered as is
Extract OF Letter TO the Editor:
was at Nashville, the other day, when STANY made his
inst Speech, and capital it was IL gave the Wings
the most unbounded satisfaction, and inspired noble and
excited spni The Democrats evidently disappointed
m the man. and many declared He their favorable
pnion, their The people OF this County having
heard one side OF the great questions which divide the
parties are wholly unacquaintcd with the spirit and
character OF ThIs principles; and have ic doubt. that
SrANLN viii visit the County again, he promised them
and eNPound in hisecitous and lucid manner the difference
between the conduct and of the parties he
will do the cause essential service.
WING MEETING.
At highly respectable meeting OF the Wings OF Halifax
County, held the Court House in the town Halifax on
Wednesday. May l., lsl3
On motion of B. F. Moore, Esq, seconded by Col A.
Joyner Col l. Ousby, was appointed Chairman OF the
Meeting
On motion, NJ. FarralI, was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object OF the Meeting in few
concise and pertinent remarks after which, b. F. Moore
Esq. presented himself before the Meeting and delivered
OF the most lucid and eloquent entcd
to the voters OF Halifax County. He dialed length on
the past and present maadminstaton OF the Federal Go
ernment since the accession OF Gen. Jackson TO the Pesi
dency; his remarks thrilling the wrcchtd polIcy
of our late Loco Foco Legislature In fact he was truly
happy laying before his audience the grievances they AT
present labor under, and explaining them in
which they remedy the evil
Mr. Moore was flowed by that truly eloquent and pat
motto gentleman, Col W. ". Cherry in one OF his usual
etusons OF splendid Oraory tmay be truly said that the
Wings who were absent from the meeting have missed
treat they will long regret, while those who present,
wall long remember the 18th OF Nav 1913. Ii has not
alone renewed their energy 1870 but added fresh I'M
their Harry of the West for lSi4
After Co. Cherry concluded his remarks the following Re.
solutions were offered and unanimously adopted
ReSOired, That IL becomes the Wings OF the United
States every where. embody their strength and manuy
TO struggle they did IN 1910, the OF their
Try and OF human liberty. Therefore, that in the ensuing
election for member OF Congress for tins District every
Wing should exert hmseto give the Candidate
who may be selected the representative OF Wing prnc
pies.
Resolred, That the disricng the for Congress by
the late Legislature, an and Migrant attack the
vital principles Of our Republic that majority should rule
IN tie popular tTdReh Of tie Government that the
at war with the freedom OF suffrage anG the political rights
OF the citizens. intended represent but 10 uIsTe
present the OF the North Carolina. In the OF
freedom, therefore, protest against fraud on
the ballot box an Outrage the fundamental principles of
civil liberty
Resoired That feel greatly Inundated the discred.
II which our Country suffers abroad from the reputation by
of sister States of their engagements-our peo
pie are wise 10 hold that national debt national curse
and we hold that want OF national faith is far greater
still.
ResoIred, That prefer Tariff to free trade
connected with excise direct taxation: that both wis
dom and patriotism would select that system raising
ney which, while necessary for the support OF Govern
throws its incidental benefits citizens and
not on the paupers Of Europe
ResOred, Thatderangements OF the currency benetnOne
but the money dealer disastrous commerce, agri
culture and TO every branch fndusiy, that is
nous every Of reflection and candor that the present
and past arrangements the currency for years
their existence the wreched attempts humbuggng the
people with the belief Of speedy circulation Of cxcu.
sivoy mctlc cuucncy-und that experience, the
teachers points Bank Of the United States the sures
not the only remedy for present and coming disorders.
Resoired, that the evils which have bciaen our country
in It's financial arrangements but the predictions Of Hen.
~ Clay more than ten years ago. and that him who had
the sagaciy to foresce the evils may safely look
for deliyerance.
Resolred, that IN opinion, i'm the country
nchy confidence and will put forth our hon.
ct efforts to elevate him who has spent than the third
Of century Ia ccyaung his country, whose greatest
ambition to be great, j. to make his country so.
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Committee for this County and that said Committee consist
Of ten, any five Of which shall constitute quorum and that
1t further oxpeden organize Committees Of vigilance
and correspondence over the County, and the Central Con
mitico appoint the members thereof.
Resored FURTHER that is the duty Of the Central Com
mee o this County, 20 select Delegates NEE, those from
other portions Of hc District. upon any concerning
the election Of member Of Congress for this District
Central COHHffec.-Doci. X. &. Bond, r. f. Moore
VI. FeHail r. L. b. Gregory, 4. VI. Croweu, Col A. JOY.
nor' Jas d. Perkins, Jas {. Nicholson, Tho. Feua Rich
. ard II. Smith.
On motion, the ofthe Chairman was added to said
Committee.
THOMAS OUsBY, CFm'n.
VI. FEREALL, Secretary.