The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-22
Movements 81. the Democracy.
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Democratic Meeting i'm Wake.

For the North Carolina Standard.
Democratic Meeting i'm Wake.
Pursuant to previous notice a large and respec-
table portion of the democrats of Wake County
assembled in the Town Hall in Raleigh, on
Monday the 20th instant On motion, Kimbrough
Jones, ESQ was called to the Chair, and Will
liam w. Holden appointed Secretary. The
Chairman having explained the objects Of the
Meeting, on motion of Mr.. Busbee it was resolved
that Committee of FIVE be appointed to report
Resolutions for its action Whereupon the Chair
man appointed the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Perrin Busbee CASTOR H. Wilder, William W.
Holden Seth Jones, and John B. Johns.
while the Committee was out, consulting to-
gether, a call being made upon Col. John Fl.
Wheeler, that gentleman rose and entertained the
Meeting with some very sensible and appropriate
remarks. He confined himself to brief recapi-
tulation of Wing promises; showed that they
had been broken; alluded to the late glorious
democratic victories, and spoke in animating
strains of the certainty of our final triumph.l
The Committee returned and reported through
Mr. Wilder the following Resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
1. Reso1ved, That this Meeting hailswth high grat6
cation the lively interest and unanimty with which the
democracy of North Carolina have responded to the call
for State Convention to be held in this City on the l4th
of December next.
2 Rcsolved, That the Chairman of this Meeting ap-
point fifty Delegates to represent Wake county in said
B ResoIred That we have deep and we'll grounded
in the eminent abilities and sterling demo-
cratic principles of MICHAEL HoRE of Lincoln, and
regard with sincere pleasure and satisfaction the unan
nifty with which he has been spoken of our candidate
for Governor.
T. EesOlped, That the Chairman of this Meeting ap-
point Committee of Arrangements consisting OF thIr-
teen persons to place and make other neees-
sary preparations foI the meetng OF the approaching
State Convention.
s. ResoIred, That from information received by our
Corresponding Committee think that the day after
the adjournment OF the State Convention, and the City
of Raleigh, would be the most convenient time and
place for the assembling of the for the Con-
gressora District; and we respectfully invite the other
counties of the fifth Congressional District to meet US at
the time and place aforesaid.
point Delegates to attend the District Convention.
| z. ResokUed That this Meeting recommend to the
Democrats of Wake county, to form Democratic Asso-
cation and that to this end they meet in the City of Ra-
| leigh on Monday of the ensuing February Conrt
g. 19esolred, That the Chairman of this Meeting ap-
point Committee OF hve to draft and report OohstIu-
ton for said Association.
After the Resolutions had been adopted. Gen.
Saunders was called upon for speech. He was
evidently unprepared; but spoke for, more than
half an hour with-agreat force, animation and elo
lquepce.
Under the second Resolution the Chairman aP
pointed the following gentlemen as Delegates to the
Stale Convention: Nhssrs ALLEN Rogers, Sr. Seth
Zones. Louis d Henry Benjamin Marriott
Kimbrotleh Jones. John H. Wheeler, John M
Fleming. William b. Dunn, George Thompson
Weslv Jones, James G. Jeffreys, Hllory Wilder
Samuel Whitaker ST. James NJ. Mangum, Pas
chal B. Burt. NJ c. Rand WIN. r Pool Will:
Whitaker. Wilson w. Whitaker, Alscy Hunter
Berry D. Sims, Hiram Weatherspooa, Greer
BecLwith, Joshua Rogers. James d. Newsom
4 ID D,,r,u,.lk q'a,1nfp Willie PODe
Anderson Clemens. David Holland Daniel Scar
borough. Bryant Green, Henry Hayes, Fignn
Jones, SidncY D. Jones' Matthew Jones, fsaat
Rowland, Simon Smith, Isaac Hudson, Johr
tHayes, DirreH Rogers, James B. Shepard Perrir
tBusbce, CASTOR H. Wilder, Afpheus Jones 8. B
Smith, John Hutchins, William W. Holden
; William White Duncan X McRae, and JohI
tO'Rourke.
Under the fourth Resolution the Chairman ap
I pointed the following gentlemeu as COMMITTEE
/. Arrangements Messrs Benz b. Smith, WIN
Waite, Patrick MCGOWAN, Michel Prendergast
Thomas L. West, John Hutchins, Perrin Bus
lbce. Alnheus Jones, William w Holden, DaviC
w. Stone, Jahn H. Wheeler, CASTOR II. Wilder
and John c. Palmer.
Under the sixth Resolution the Chairman ap
pointed the following gentlemen as Delegates Il
the District Convention: Mcssrs. James Is. SheP
ard. Castor H Wilder, Perrin Busbee, VIM
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p. 3. Burt. Nathaniel G. Rand, Seth Jones, ant
: James NJ Mangum.
And under the eighth Resolution the Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen to draft Con
stu,on for the Democratic Association Messrs
: AlDheus Jones. William White, Perrin Basbee
: Castor H. Wilder, and Wilson w. Whitaker.
! On motion of MIR. Busbee: the name of th'
> Chairman was added to the Delegation to tn
State Convention
On motion of Col. Willie Pope, the thanks q
the Meeting were rendered 10 the Chairman ant
!; Secretary, and the proceedings of the Meeting
directed 10 be published in the Democratic paper
in this City, with the request that the other demo
cratic papers in the State will copy.
On motion the meeting adjourRed.
KIMBROUGH JONES. Chairman.
WILL w. HOLDEN, Secretary.
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