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


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The IsaEsnlina Te-a..eash'sa. Nhsn
Mr. Bayien. GkaamEn ofIhr camm tee
oi nine. ssksd lease ioT lur.asE tine 20 Es-
por'. which We. gEsnaea.
Mr. Franri.. tom the Wssisrn Re-
serve. nnS Eoss sal aid. ii,ai a Wss l.na.
IA CONVECTION oi ihis kiad. 60 refer ,he
namins,ioa vi sbe Gnbe'nsiosial Cani,-
date Ia ean. Ea'itP. - Rrold eOnille ,ne
CLAN. al friends. and dsiTs renrc. Il opin.
'0n. hnlsa wsll salasiira I'm !. sid Mr..
+. Ghsl there i buI one spinOR 10 This
bO'ly. touching the namlusr AZ tie ~ has,
thai Venture - Salse ! rel, rtnre 81 this
sOhIsel 10 ! consmuire, end ssk leave 10
submit The following IssolsUnn, va:
Resolved, Thai this chas,nunn has
full eOn;ijsres in ihe iu,eeriy. stil' Y.
and devoted p.irousm Of WILLIAM !.
GRAHAM, tie pTesea' Il ,ssFnor Of our
STATE, snd lhsi, Tor Tue lsI,hfilnsss 80.
lmpslll liiy With wh,ch he has redaran-
ell the duties Of the high siaion which he
holds. he il en,i led IN tho graitude. and
should receive lie sppaur; al TIE people
OF North Csrollna. 81 tie ensuing tlrr.
ton: snd that, eitsr'alnIhg ~ ne 10. cd.
mira ion Tor the siT'ues be has exhlbnei,
IN the ialfiimsni OF the duties OfsFsry pub.
lie siai,oa with which he has been en-.
trusted by the psoPle Of his naive Siae.
We d" noI hesra,e 10 declare our telisi,
that his Te-flrriion VII advance the test
IRleress Il" Alnh Cornilna.H
Therefore. be il resolved unanimously.
That the Honorable WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
be. snd he u hereby tom'na'ed ~ a can.
d'dsis ior Governor Of Nor,h Carolina.
Tor ~ elecnon; and thai NC recommend
hin TO The support Of that people he has
'or years 80 faithfully served.
Resolved, That The Pres dent OF this
Convention appoint commite OF eve.
In communicate the sb"vs resolution u
hi, Excrlsney, Gov. GRAHAM, and ear
ne'Ily urge bis acceptance Of Ghe DO@lna.
non therein made; and tina. they rspou H.
ihis Convention as SOON as eouvrnitn,,
The Governors reply.
Tue resolutions were received With
desisnins applause. When u subsidized,
Nc. Francis rose and delivered spetcli.
10 his own peculiar and racy Style, in
which he scattered to The winds all idea
OF disaffsct towards Gov. GRAHAM 10
The Mou1tains, and pledged that the West
would do Ter duty-her whole duty.
las remarks weIe received with the great
est enthusiasm. and during q portion OF
them, when he assured the Couyentian
what might be expected IRON the Mouu-
tains next August. the applause Hss ire
menhous.
When he concluded. the resolutions
were sdopej bs one lung, loud, unsni.
nous .4ye. aud the following gentlemen
were appointed committee 20 wi, on
his Ezcsllency. Cor. GRAHAM, wnh a
copy Of the resolution, anil earnes ~ urge
hts acceptance of The nomination ,eadvr.
ed him. viz: Edwsrd S;sniv, NJ. Francis,
William l. Long. Jsmes X. Dodge. John
Kerr. After short interval. Mr.. St4nly
reported, thai GoFern"r Graham would
appeal. in proper person, in a few rno-
menis. and rsspphd 70 the resolutions u
ibe Convent on.
I AecurdIngly,in short time, the Gov
efnor entered the Hal. ana never have q
seen any man greeted by such marked de.
nonsHailons Of popular attachment. Ii
was some minutes before silrnce as suf-
ticieniy restored TO enable The Governor
70 address the CaaFenuon. Sensthly a.
tecied by The enthusiastic reception given
him, he proceeded 70 respond 10 ,he nnu.-
'Dsticn which had bsen tendeted, in q
br'sf. but most eloquent and impressive
\ speech. Without stTec,atipn. he prompt.
ly accepted the call. and declared his rea.
fdiness again TO represent the Wings as
their standard-bester, IN The coming Con-
test. And no one there, wlisteyer his
politics. who lookedupon his tine intvl-
lsc,ual face, and heard his words Of irUt,
aud soberpess, could have failed T. pay a
silent tribute to tue dignity AMI elevaiIou
OF his cbarac;er--tbose sttribules, wh.ch
rendfr hita so dessTvedly an object OIL
pride 10 his party and bis frieuds--or hare
rssisied the conviction, that with such a
candidate as William A. Gtabam. before
such people as North Carolina csu
boast Of, defeat - impossible.
When Gov. Gfahsm retired, and order
wss restored, Hon. Edward Stsnly Was
called en- from all pats Of the House. for
speech. lie was called out also, on
Ihe nexl day. bot We include both speech.
es 10 this notice. On both occasions, he
proved himself avorthy son Of uabia