The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-16

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a abozi tHo EOnlhs, nnder Mhig Iula
go 900 a cur money Vas spent. and "a
two monLhs service pzdy. heIi Mr. Ty.
Ter draxs > whole years salary, save o1s
moulh. 81 e22.sl7. Thus summing N
The whole amount ~ expcnde1 Tor he
SERVERS a President one gear, nn1el
Tins promised economical administration,
lof so0.l07. Now add 70 dhis the expen.
ses Of me extra session Of one million.
and Jon win n once see the great con
traa between rhig promises and wing
prpctiee.
Q. Resolved. Tha Ihe hero OF New
Orleans, General Andrew Jackson. IL IN
der no oblig lion 20 he federal whig psr-
~ Tor an aet Of justice passed a the pre-
sent congress. 20 refund The enc impos-
ed upon him By Judge Hail: bersnss
they desisled in acknowledging, ihe 10
nor and Justice 90 long due 10 him by
The Congress Of ihe United States. until
eighteen States, Norih caroiins smoas
ihe number, instructed their Sensiors ami
requested their Representatives 20 role
Tor the measure.
4. Resolved. That IRE viii warmly
oppose The election Of Henry Clay 20
the Presidency; inst. bec.use he is yo.
UNFAIRLY sndesvoring, against al former
Gus ON. 10 in. inuaie himself into Office
By assuming the altitude Of q travelling
eleeiioneering stump speaker; and assoei-
aiing himself with such men Brownlow
and others. Shnse character eniille tlem
only 10 The friendship Of blaekguards.
draukarls, hypocriis, and such olher ami.
mails Of an inferior grade AZ they seem 10
be delighted with, 10 wit: coons. which
Is truly an emblem Of lheir lovely prin-
ciples. Second. because he. for ssla-
- OF 81, 700, repudialed his former and
ayowed principles upon the Consiiiu-
iionaliiy OF United States Bank. Third,
because he Is now the acknowledged
leader Of party opposed 10 the annexa-
ton Of Texas 10 the United States
territory whose inhabitants are almost
Of our own family. Fourth, because he
Is for high protective Tariff, q mea-
sure heterogeneous 10 The interest Of The
common laboring people, and suited 10
q monarchical government only. Fifth.
because we disspprore Of The course
Of the Wigs, which seems sirongly 20
indicate wish TO abandon 10 The Bri-
fish whatever they demand. The f.
deral party sided with the enemy in the
late war; yielded a part of Maine; and
now want TO surrender Oregon territory,
~hich contains about $50 thousand square
miles. Such was the spiri, Of the Hart
fprd convention, and such we believe to
be the treacherous doctrines of Henry
clay and his party.
8. Resolved, That the very bold and
manly stand taken by our Democratic Sc
nator in Congress, William q. Haywood,
10 reduce the salaries Of The public Offices
and expenditures Of governments homo
genious to true democratic principles ard
meets our undivided approval. While he
thus travels in the path OF recttude may
he long be North Cardinals able and eff.
cient representative.
6. Resolved, That the Chairman sp-
point William Tarply, Alfred J. Rike.
John Huffman, George Albright, John
Holt, John X. Cant, David Huffman.
George Freeland, Thomas Truiii, Austin
Isley, and Daniel Anthony, as delegates.
to meet our friends from the different
parts Of the county, in Convention on
Tuesday of May Court next. to selec,
suitable persons as Democratic Candi-
dates TO represent us in our next State
Legislature; and thar we pledge ourselves
to support the nominees Of the same.
z. Resolved, That in addition to the
names already recommended to the con-
sideration OF The Convention, we would
very respectfully add The name Of our
friend and young champion Of Democra-
tic Republican principles, Sidney Smith.
8. Resolved, 1ha, the following per-
sons be appointed acommittee ofvigilance
for Capts. Curtis and Tarpley's district;
Jacob May, David Huffman. Joel Tick
Ell. Moore McCully, Henry Cant, Priest
ly Albright, John Holt, John II Cant,
Jacob Rich, Peter Sharp, Daniel Aniho-
ny. John ID. Freeland, James Thomas.
Thomas Brown, William rarpley, Austin
lsley, Henry g. Trollinger, Austin
Whiisit,, Joel Boon. George Rike, vii.
liam Truitt. James d. Brown, John Huff
man, James Adams, John lsley, Benja-
min Cant. and Joseph Trollinger.
8. Resolved, That we, believing in
the stability and un,ir'ng efforts Of our
Democratic Republican candidate for
Governor, Col. Michael Hoke, pledge
Ourselves to use all honorable means 10
secure his elevation To an Office which
his talents justly entities him to; and we
likewise hereby extend to him very
friendly invitation to visit Orange, and
if compatible with his presen. arrange
ments. to NEE, us in Hillsborough on
Tuesday of our May Court; and If not
then, as soon thereafter as convenient.
Major William Patterson, General
Benjamin Trolinger, and John Holt,
esq, being severally called on to address