The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-06

Iorward and rcrurded heir nsnes: uher
= appeared fi.at nraEly al the districts
were Fepesenaed. In addition 10 Ire ~.
gular delegates. here were present n he
convention an nnpsnsIly large number u
Ne einxens u the county Ol boih psrsies.
Zen. Allison submitted lie following
resolution:
ResolEed, That he chairman appoinu
> committee Of two from each Caplain's
district represented IN convention. 10 re-
commend % tie consideration Of lhis 10
dy suitable persons 10 represent he cOun-
~ Of Orange in The next General Assem-
bly,.
Which ives sgreed to; whereuDon he
chair appointed the following committee:
Capt. Georges distnci-Wm. Pearson
and Josiah Marcum.
Capt Jordan's-Bedford Hurdle ana Cap
tain Jordan.
Capt. Hall's-WiiIiamson Parrish.
Capt. Mangum's-America Wheeler and
David Umsiead.
Capt Wilhenpoon's-Cad. Jones, IT..
and William III. Brown.
Capt Dayis's-Paiienon III. McDade.
Capt. Burroughs William n. Pratt
and James TUNER.
Capt. 5. Observation-Disclosures Suowd
and James Turner.
Capt. d. Durham's-George w. Rhodes
and Ezekiel HALEY.
Capt Latta's-Dr. Sims and William ].
Duke.
Capt. Roberson's-Bryant Srowd and
Hasten Poe.
Capt. cunis's-G. ]. Freeland and VIII
liam Tarpley.
Capt. Tarpley's-John Foster and John
Tabscolt.
Capt Acknowledgements Hurdle and
Capt. Harvey.
Capt. Ferell's-IIenry Fogleman and
John POLICEMAN.
Capt. Eulis's-George Patterson and Da.
yid Patterson.
Capt. Squires's-W. ii. Goodlow and p,
Nelson.
Capt. Tinnin's-E. G. Gray and II. Nc.
Culloch.
Capt. Bakers--Gen. Trollinger and Col.
Jordan. ..... 50.
Capt. Jones's-R. NJ. Jones and Robert
Hastings.
Capt. McMinnoway's-J. w. Shaw and
Capt. McMinnoway.
Capt. Johnson's Russell and
Alexander Woods. n...
The committee retired, and shortly az
forwards, through their chairman Gen.
Trollinger, submitted the following report:
The committee appointed TO recommend
TO the consideration Of this convention suit
able candidates TO represent the county Of
Orange in the next General Assembly,
ask leave 10 present the following report:
Your-committee arspf opinion that the
present is most important crisis in our
political history, and that upon the sue
cessful triumph Of our Democratic Repub-
lican principles depends the future honor
and welfare Of the nation. To secure
gentlemen Of sound republican principles,
of political integrity, and Of the requisite
zeal and ability 10 advocate our glorious
cause, has been the chief object Of your
committee. In doing this they have con-
ferrcd freely together, ascertained the wish
es of different parts of the county, and re-
specially and unanimously recommend
DIR. Julius s. Bracken for the Senate, and
John Berry, William Patterson, Sidney
Smith, and John Tabscott, esquires, for
ahe House Of Commons.
Your committee have full confidence in
Ne political integrity and sound republic !
can principles Of Col. Michael IIoke, and /
would respectfully and most earnestly re-
commend him to the support of the free
men of Orange. We would further re-
that when this convention adj
ourn, it shall adjourn to meet again at
his place on Tuesday of June Court, for
The purpose of responding to the proceed
ngs of the Baltimore Convention, and of
adopting such measures as may be consi-
Tered advisable and proper. All Of which
$ respectfully submitted.
The question being put upon agreeing
o the report of the committee, it was una.
adopted the by convention.
Gen. Trollinger and William n. Pratt
we're appointed by the chair to inform the
candidates of their nomination, and to re-
quest their acceptance. Whereupon DR..
5racken, Sidney Smith, John Tabscott,
md William Patterson, esquires, returned
heir thanks for the distinction conferred
md accepted the post assigned them.
Japt. Berry, the other candidate nominal
ID, is at this time absent from the state;
t is believed, however, that he will ac- |
ept. +;
When the committee appointed to no.
innate candidates retired, A. w. Venable, {
So. was loudly called for, and responded |
With spirit and eloquence. He discussed
With ability all the great questions now
efore the country, particularly the sub i
ects of the Tariff, the Bank, and distribu-
ion, and the annexation of Texas to the !
United States. He was frequently inter- ;
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