The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-29

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FaflnesFles LEGISLATORS infcrited a he TO
roas Wig b.nner nsdsr nhirh we %
ksgnany iriHmphed IN our laie eounry uAd
sac fieeh0ns. and thui &c Fledgs err
selves y onr sister rcnnfies and 10 he
Sofld. d al end every lhihg ~ oar pow
e . serHre The eierii0n ef Clay and
FkELrsGHEyxEx.
Resolved. That ne patriotic sensimrns.
Tie Union must be preserved" meets
Win hearty response in the bosom u
every Wing in Orange. and thar ne do
most solemnly protest against de deslrue.
tive and disofgsnizing docirine u = Texas
o. Disunion." lately aEOEed in ne;gh-
boring state.
Resolved. That he Whiys Of de neigh.
boring counties be invited 10 meet Us in
Mass Meeting on the Regulation Bsule
Ground. IN the western part oT Orange;
and that ; committee Of ten be appointed
70 hx upon The lime Of holding said meet
ing. and 10 give suitable notice OF The
same; and tilsi eEery Wing and Democrat
N the county Of Orange be invited 20 be
present.
Dir. Mash then addressed lhe meeting
for one hour and hall in one Of his best
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Trusting the principles Of the Wing parry
with hose Of the Democratic party. and
ably defending our gallant leader Henry
Clay, from the foul aspersions, The stale
ISLANDERS and the vile ralnmnies which have
been heaped upon him by the Democra-
nc orators and presses Of The country. He
concluded by moving the adoption d the
resolutions; and they were adopted BY ae-
clamaii0n.
The meeting then adjourned.
HARRISON PARKER, Chm.
GREES ID. JORDAN, Sec.
AZ subsequent meeting Of the COM
mitiee Of ten, appointed BY the chair in
accordance with the third resolution, the
9th and 10Th days Of October were select
ed as the time for holding the Meeting;
and the following gentlemen were appoin-
ted committees of arrangement for Orange
and the adjoining counties, who are re-
quested TO cali the attention Of the people
Of their respective counties TO the subject,
in the manner they may deem most ex-
pedient.
For 0RANoE--Col. VIM. A. Carrigan,
William Henry Merritt, Stephen Glass,
William Bsrbee, Charles w. Johnston,
Col. Handy Wood, George Hurdle, VIII
liam Rogers. Green ID. Jordan, Michael
Shoffher, Col. James Graham, Fielding
Leaihers, Gen. Joseph Holt, Daniel Sholl-
ner, Peyton p. Moore, Col. Abner Par
ker, Richeson Nichols, Col. ID. q. Parish,
Isaac Holt, Maj. Thomas Speed, Elijah
Packard, Thos. d. Oldham and DIR. Wal
ter A. Norwood. ,s..:#.s .u. ...b ~
For GunroRD - Col. Daniel Clapp
and Eli Smith.
FoR CHATHAM--William Albright and
Nathan Stcdman. @<mt@
sFoR PElsos--John Barnett, SEN, and
John Y. Parker.
For GRANvILLE-Dr. James Russell
and James II. Litilejohn. 4taaE4+
FoR CAswELL-Dr. George Robertson
and DIR. Allen Gum.
FoR RANDoLPH-W. ]. Long and Col.
4. Brewer. #e8n assHt.E
FoR WAKE-Charles Hinton and Allen
Rogers, j.. $751;. ....
For Recommendations Galloway
and Nathan Wright. ID ..,..... e..
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed Committee of Invitation: John w.
Norwood, Priestly I'll. Mangum, William
Cain, DIR. Michael Holt, DIR. Edmund
Strudwick, Chesley F. Faucet, and DIR.
o. F. Long.