The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-22

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nrsHly mo sho1ssId milfs. RrmtEfer.
she = i.slons II lie surssss a OR H.
mnsralsr lHsaiiaaluns. and has she FieEs
The Unasrd Ssalss - lie oLly e0mPstii'sE
shosr fagi1 gTeNih in somultres ard
nansfzrlaTss. l. i,kr 10 shui her oct ira
Is nasnnp..iy ii lie BsIkFis Of the ~OTld.
A; tie Merit. she has Canada and The
lakes fnf Lef afmies sId naEIss; on The
West. Ossgen snd hsr snrient allies the
Indians. wLon she hss always used
sgaitsI ~. I'D = no are nov 20 the mum
Ter Snf 81 Or srFen hundred thpusanG
h0vsFiug en- cur western bolder; There STE
her Islahis IN tie West lIa.es; give his
a rOnsrolang power in Texas. aud trs are
completely al ktr mercy"
This sddtess Aas s;eLea by l.ogis ID.
HEAVY. chsr.ssn. AID twenty o,hsr LEAD.
inc Democrats e the State. Mr.. n. While
cOmmsnilng On The adhIssiOn msde by
these dlsIlEgulshsd gsniiemsr. VIZ. &" IN
the noslh. she lGreaI Bn,sill has Cana
De. &C.. oa lite wet, Oregon. &C.," WIS
hqurEng what ntw and sedIgioLal lle
Grral Britain lad rrqnHsd 10 OirEnn. r
Eny part lhtEeoi. siBee Ihe iIh ii uei.
1874. wLea these same gentlemen sdam
tel thar she I'D Oregon, whtn Mr.. lsB-
~. f"Igsi,lHg VIA, Sss die 10 the oees-
sion. and Io decent respect for tie opin-
ions and rights Gf lis o9fOnehis. rndsly,
from the lobby. interrupted Sir. Badger.
aud pelsSI.d in Lls AiIemli ~ sHGsl The
drl,berauons of the CanVenilon. Uh,il he
was si.saesd By c'iss Of ORDER aad Kissing
We Say to Mr.. Henry, that whether "r
not he regrtts tie sc;, his friends d.; ~hs-
lhsr or tut he - ashamed OF IL. lie Iriruts
are 10 . man, whsteser they may choose to
say To BE face. Mr.. b. continued Lis &c.
marks NilioaI iur,Esr INTERRUPTION. amG
closed with a mast touching eulVgy upon
| The lsnented Cherry.
Mr.. Mrkes.on aud Co. Lang made
shot. hut spirited speeches. Col. Long
was lullaHsd by
l.. G. Resde. Esq. Who put tie Con-
sentlon sud g""dly number Of Ladies.
VITO gave Us their presence and smiles du.
ring the Convention. In tie hsppIesl hu-
nor. by short speech distinguished BY
iIs neau.ss, drollrry aud fun.
Hugh Waddsil, Esq. closed The discus-
sion by one OF his own speeches. That
is saying enough 10 those who ever heard
Hugh Maddsli when in tie vein. lis
eulcgy ION Henry Cay was NOE than
great. 10 conclusion, he submitted the
fOlloS ing resolution, which was adopted
by aeclamalion, aud the President OF the
! Convention vas requisite! 10 forssrG .
copy thereof to Mr.. Clay.
Resolved. That this Cons eniion deem
i, but jus, reflection Of the deep and
hear {, It heling Of ,Leir .tluenIs, to
express 'heir admiration aud affection TOT
HENRY CLAY. the noblesI embodiment
OF Wing principles, as he is Que u The no.
tlesi specimens Of American chsraet c
that our nation has produced.
The resou,ions reported from the
committee ol mne, were then unaninuus-
ly adop'ed.
II. " Miller, Esq offered the follow
ing Resolution, which was adopted men!
con.
| Rcsolsed. Tha, his Exc.l!eury VII.
LIAM 4. GRAHAM. be respectfully d,smed
50 Ter q. bis public duties will admit. 10
vish the different portions Of the State
duiIg he ensuing canvass, and meet aad
address bis fellow citizens. upon tie ques
lions involved in the pFereht polluea 81
co"'es, between the Two grea. parties oil
Country.
! DR.. Hill, having temporarily lett the
chair, Mr.. Kerr, Of Cas~ell, UlIe,eI ll.e
! following resolution, VIZ:
7 r. snlved unsn.muusl,, That the Dig
n'ty and ptOmpiness with which The Pre-.
silent Of this body has discharged the du.
iies Of the chair, tntile him 10 the thank.
Of tie Con,ent,al, " hieh are hereby cor
daily rendered him.
! TIE resolution vas Enthusiastically al.
opted. -
/ Thu Presidents having tgain taken The
char, and il beng now near Tho hour
designated in III nv ilalion 10 tie Con
ytn1ion from Governor Grshsm. ar.
Btdger moved that lie Convention d.
COW adjourn sine die. Brbte putting
the question, The Preslden, delivered :
/ sbort bul animated rallying sre.ch, Urging
his ieildw.Whigs 10 60 home, and 20 to
work ia earnest. as he lutepded 10 ca.
I lie then pronounced the Convection al.
jonrned sire die. .1
! In a shoti time, the Convention te-as,
stmblaI al the Executive ~ s,ipn, in foil
force, aud more joyous lDce,ng has been
rarely witnessed. Conscious OF hiv,he
he'ihrr done any hing, or said any hing
that could ju.ty give rfi;ence IA or wounl
lie feelings Of auy ohe, during The sitting
/, Of 'l.eir Conyertian, earh one was in Z
: good humor viii hlpsrlf and bus neigh
Dor, shd The whole company, TO use Z
honey expression, were as merry a,
!. crickets."
II Add thus has ended our glotious Wing
] Cnnyentioh! We would say, IL conclu.
sion, 10 or Wing ffenGs lLroayhout the