The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-23


EepoEied re kdlsUine:
MhfEeIs 4 ) > lrse pdllege. gaFln-
led % = ~ Lhs c0nslilmsien. - assrm-
his curselEes tegethsr wherever ne may
deem 4 nercezssry. % exsmine INTO and
consnls up0n car Slaie. ~ vel AZ general
GoEernmrnis sd uhefess he greai ns-
li0nsl pFineiplrs which ne derm 80 essen
lial 70 free snd Republicsn GoseFnmeai,
i likely 10 be mu6laled By Henry Clay
and his parry ailempiing 70 destroy ihe
veto power, one Of he most salulsry pro-
visions Of tllal Sacred Instrument. the
Constitution; and further % compel, BY
The assumption Of Stale Debts. Que SUITE
20 pay The debt uf snolher; and whereas
The important elections which are nov
pending renders II an imperative duty
resting oEer rs 10 speak ont our sen,l-
mems, and deelaIe Them openly, Thai the
people may easily understand xllai they
are. and bring them with due weight ~
gsinst hose Of our enemies; therefore,
4. Resolved. Thaiwe will voie against
Henry Clay for President. because he IL
Inc father of The odious Bankrupt Law.
lbui more properly speaking rouge's law;)
ind because lie Is IN favor Of an English
Banking Monopoly's ruling and Govern
ing The country. by means Of. British, bni
pick named Uniled States Bank. who Al
heir own will and pleasure can enhance
pr cuTlail The price Of property 10 sui
heir own inclination for speculation.
?. Resolved, That with anemply lrea-
sury the Wings voted donation Of s25,
900 70 the widow Of Gen. Harrison; 81 3,
900 10 Mr.. Henderson. Wing SenatoI
from Mississippi, under . plea that The
Indians had injured his Land, when in
fact The land was barely worth the sum;
That they Iaisedth price Of public Print
ing 20 per cent. over and above wha
Gales and Seaton had contracted 10 DO !
for: thus showing the violation Of Ihei
promises in ls40, and proving their dis
position to spend the public money with
out conslraini.
| 3. Resolved. That we are opposed d
La high Tariff, because an indebted peopl
canno, be'relieyed by increasing lheir lar
es. particularly on things they wear, e.
and work with.
il 4. Resolved, That we believe Henr
, Clay knew better, and intended 10 deceiy
The people when he told them that th
mere election OF Gen. Harrison would I
itself raise the price ofproduce. give en-
ployment TO The people, restore confidence
and make times easy and good.
5. Resolved. That the two dollars pc
day and plenty Of roast beef. and shower
Of money, has not been seen. as was pr
, missed by die Wings in 1910.
6. Resolved. That the Congress
! As sat longer and pockeled 10 themsels,
i more Of The public money, than any Co
Q gross that ever sal in the United States
Z. Resolved, That we, confding
s The private character Of Col. NJ. Hoke
/. Lincoln County, his eminent ability al
l. devotion 70 Democratic principles, pied
!. ourselves TO DO all in our powerto elevs
# him to the Gubernatorial Chair.
Is 8. Resolved, That we, the Democl
tic Republicans composing this meetin
h do solemnly declare that more en,husias
IT and by a greater determination 10 uni
i. our force and vote for our principles, G
n isl in our ranks, than has been seen
j. any former occasion; and that we Il
Il authorized to say, from our very flat,eri
prospects, 10 our friends in different pal
l. Of the County, thai If they will do th'
,f duty as we expect 10 do ours. an ov'
at whelming triumph will crown our effor
1t Let us then see what part of Old Oran
IN will, al the August and fall elections, she
the greatest Democratic gain.
II 10. Resolved. That we suggest TO
N Convention the names of Capt. 10
e Berry, DIR. ]. S. Bracken aud Col 10
a Slockard, as men eminenily qualified
run in the Senate; either of whom "
E. receive our hearty support.
e. IL. Resolved. That we have full CO
IN fidence in the political integrity and son
il Democratic Republican principles Of
several distinguished republicans spok
,e of as candidates for the Legislature, a
ID we have confidence in our friends W
n will compose the County Conventit
or and pledge to the Nominees Of said ca
c. yention our hearty and cordial support
IL. Resolved. That Samuel P. F
p. ter, Andrew Hughes, Peter Hugh
is John Kernodle, Spencer Truhitt, LENT
w. Simpson, Benjamin Morton, 10
p Foster, John Tabscoi,, Stark Lambt
r. and DIR. J. A. Bracken. be appointed
llegates TO the County Convention.
" l3. Resolved, Tina, Thomas Palm
n David Rarton, DR. 'Bracken, James Ro
ii Jesse Palmer, Joseph Gillian, lob
IF, Waynuk, VIM. Foster, d. Barnett, Jo
,r- Underwood, John Tabscott, S p. Fosi
es Capt. A. Tarpley, George Garris
m sen. A. Moore, J. Gillian. B. MUIR
k, J. Murray, VIM. NJ. Keel, Isaac Jeffre
R. Maynard, John Barker. Israel Bark
he John Hicks. A. Ross and Stark I.ambe
ed be appointed, Committee of Vigilal
he for this district. .
IA. Resolved, That the Editor of
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