The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-27

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The liquidation Of Her iuss debts.
RssoiUei. Tia, rs ne d.lsssass oflhs
Wings ofihs Sla,s Of Mississippi in Cor
vrntian assembled. protest against The
indiserininaIe sbase oflhs State 81 Mis-.
sissiPpi By the eivirzed wafld. and rl.i@
an exception from The oiilm and contempt
which have 50 desersrd:y bssn hssped on
The alvaesles oi rrppdiasion.
On taking his ssss. ledge Shauuck pre-
serted has eFrdsnt a.. and instructions 20 /.
vote Zoe M indis idusl far Congress. CIV
ernnr or SITE ofire.. unless he or they
shall be thoroughly bond paying Wing.
and zesioas supporter IL Henry Cay"
George r Clayton Of Lesndss Caun
~. a. namina'ed far Governor. and the
confidence Of The can.enuoa expressed
iuslis 81 pstri"tisn. ability and principles"
Mr.. Prsntlss offered he following.
which we're adopted:
RESOLVED. That The Wings of Missis-
sippI look upon Henry Clay 80 The best
champion Of their principles. ard The no.
blesi ader 10 their ranks--ihey love and
honor him y 40 individual; they are proud
10 him ss an American citizen. and they
deem him The worihiesl man aiming the
ptoPle for The highest station in their gift.
Rssolrsd, That this Convention do
hereby nominate Henry Clay IL Ken
lucky. for President OF The United Stairs.
and to his election. they pledge their per.
sonsl and political energies.
The following resolutions were offered
By j. S. YerRer. and adopted.
ResoIUed, Tha, this Convention recon.
mend that lie Wig. OF every County,
town and neighbo,hood in this State.
unite and form themselves in;o . ANTI.
REGULATING CLuBs." in which they will
meet 10 di cuss The doctrines shirh may
be invoked IN the next State canvass, aud
especially such questions 80 may arise
upon The Planters and Union Bank bonds.
ResoiUei. That such clubs when Tor
med, are requested by this Convention 10
use oil means 10 their power To di.sem.
mate information upon The political qnes-
lions Of tie day among The PEOPLE 81 the
State.
In the hands of such nuble-hearicd
Wings 90 composed TIA, Convention,
Mississippi may ye, held up her head,
and redeem herself from The wi,lleriag
curse OF r. pndiauon, shicl, la. rendered
her scoE and byword. Proudly may
such men claim an exemption from the
odium aud contemp. which have so de-
servedly been hesp,d on the advocates 81
Reputation.
The following is extracted from Litter
dated Jackson, June 10, 1913:
"The nominations have gwen uniser-
sal satisfaction with the Wing party.
Psen,iss has made Two Of The most powes-
fol speeches before the Consenim this
eveniug I ever hesrti--one in soPpor. Of
the nomin ,tons, the next on a resolution
nominating that good. ,hs, great man,
Henry Clay for the Presidency. The
scsiLing the iepudlatnrs got IN both adj
dresses, almost surpa>ses The power ol
language 10 convey. | have sleUer seen
so much unsnlmiiy of action in political
meeung. There appeared to be more
singleness and holiness OF purpose lhsn
in any other than revolutionary times,
The seal has been sci OH tie ioiehead oI
Reputation"