The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09

fufpo@ q appeentlng delrgatrs @ attend the
Mig ssais coasentioa. whirh = % aas~mAAe IN
RAlrigh - noainsae czndiA1ae Go Gss~snas.
u - bod thaa thsae ~ he fuII atrnAanos q
Wings BIZ
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The next GosernoF-sfr. Rayner
The nsainasiaa q he Hon. Kenneth Rsyner
&c chief Magisras q he st.ie. BY pullis
mssling q tls whiss Il Bunoomls, having hseu
rsspsaAsd % BY similar meetings IN osher pos.
tisas q he SAX. Nc Rayner has .Iares-ea . Iss.
Ter % cAahes Asarr. Is , chairman Sf The Bun
eonls aeesiag. IN which hsAselines de nomins.
6aa. Amsng she ssrisas sonsiaeratians a4ai have
hnaghi him 10 his conclusion. ihoss urged are
81 . personal nature. His principal agricultural
iaiesass has he~n snrrnily Iecaied IN she south.
wet. and until that Interest becomes more fully
s$ahE.hed mi sreured. !, viii compel his absence
frOn ihs slate for asms lime duiag earh year /;
lot his alrr especial reason j. the sizie af his
health. which Is ssPresisus that he believes that
his Eis would he jeopandized by the eIeitemeai
shi fatigue and exposure whieh would aiirnd such
an energetic eaasazs sf the sae 90 would he sI.
psrscd. ~~4 -@ .sE.
This Determination q Mr. Raynrr win he re.
treiied by the Wing party generally; hut his du-
q 10 Aimself and family has no doubt made il
imperative. ~@ ts+--r 1884,. '..~a. US
since Mr. Rayner has declined. We have heard
the names Of Col. Andrw Joyner of Halifax, and
d. Frederick Hill Of Brunswick. spoken of; ri.
ther Of whom. II ecrsed would 6Il the Office viii
credit 70 themselves and usefulness 10 the state.
In reference % The nomination Of Col Joyner, the
Raieigh star says: ...,- s..e-
There are many Wings in the state well qua.
lihed Cor the oiIioe. who highly deserve the con.
G.leDoe and suffrage Of the people. and Cor whom
We would eheenully vote; hut there 10 no, ons
who would recei,e our more hearty and leslou.
support than Col. JOyner, should be- he the noIni
nee Of the Wing pany-none more deserving o.
the gratitude and conGdeuce Of the pcople-non,
Who would preside over the State with more tru,
dignity and hOuor-none who would watch hel
hea Interests with more sleePless Sisilanee-nOn'
Who would guide her Affairs with more wisdom
and 6dehiy-none who would more PairiO,icall,
,, "s..is gnani her republican institution
'"gs' S 40 % would more seaiOusly promo,e he
prosperity and hasinesS His whole life ha
been s~nt in the pruden, aud skillful manage
men, Of public alair.; he !. di.,iurui.hed Ios IN
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sm.'ea ,"e war wan "ei'eo' ana "e pu'p'e
o' ue A''n'h'seaaoh !" w. 'u''ne' P'''eeu''o'
ne ed''os o. 'he U mes concludes an ar''c'e
h'ssiass number with The following remarks o
the proposition TO seize portion OF the MeIiea
territory by Nay Of indemnity, and annex ],
the Union: ~aB FL. s"w4~ r..
II NAV be The argument Of ,he Edi,o
Of The Standard that the M, xicsns woul
be Zee under our Government. No pee
pie can be Tree where the Government
not of III, IL choice-aud 10 force even fre
instructions upon any people, by FIRE an
s~arj. 10 furanap. We fud no pose
in the Constitution 10 do any .hi,g Of III
kind. This thing 10 proposed by III
Democratic parry, TO conquer and anne
sp.ft or The Whale Of Mtxwo--oa III
plea al intemnl,, --ssd we resis, IL. w
have no RICH. 10 do lit would be an .,
OF tyrsnuy. And for this We ere held ,
accouai By the Editor of the Standard ,
psr,izan of Mex,co--by him. the e,
envy 10 The peace and honor Of his ow
country. +9.# + NJ
Well-suppose The whule Of Mexis
annexed {, the United S, a,es--absorbe
where would che be! Where Polar
is. blo,.ed from The let Of nations.
Suppo.e this thing is done against u