The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

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= sembly was called 10 order. and On me-
: lion q z. G. Smith he following gentle
: men were appointed o. alirers 81 The day: |
Gen. Joseph Allison, President; Samuel
N. Tate, esq. Vice President; Capt. N. /
A. Jones, Secretary; q. w. Tsls. A.
sislsni Secretary; James Jonss. hashall.
! and James Cheek, Assistant MARSHALL; Dr. |
James =. Smith. Orator Of hi Day; n.
: &. Haze, Treasurer. and Capt. james
: SquiTss and John Jones 10 superinsend the
n firing Of The guns.
The President then explained The oh
!, iecG VI The meeting in short, appropriate
address. and in conclusion introduced Dr.
James 5 Smith 10 deliver ihe Grafton,
h which he did very elOquenlly. under con-
|. siderable excitement. II has rarely fallen
10 our LOT 10 hear more able speech on
:. such an occasian, which shows that Df.
= Smith understands The history ol our eoun-
4, Try
= After Dr.. Smith concluded, Captain
~ John Cameron was called upon. who
- made quite an able speech, but confined
- himself more particularly 10 the propriety
." Of raising a company of Volunteers in The
4. county; The inducements held out 10 those
"a who volunteered their services, not only
= ~ a. To their being we'll paid, but 10 theIl
~. being well supplied in camp; and that v,
a. should sustain The former reputation oil In
~ county and state.
~ az Mr.. Cameron was followed by CAD
WV Jones, IT,, ESQ. in one Of his ablest speech
es. lie first paid compliment TO ih
.;,h citizens in thai immediate neighborhoot
:. who have celebrated the slh OF Januar
4. ever since the battle was fought, al lis al
nual return; and in conclusion, he mad
= = very eloquent appeal to The young me
- present 10 volunteer their services, in o
-. der 10 raise company in the county, an
NJ. thereby maintain the high reputation ,
~. - our county, and save the state from Il tl
,,,s repIoach. ~s~
~" After Mr. Jones concluded his speec
- he process sion Was put in motion, and
~ short intervals the secretary read the TO
&C. lowing regular toasis, prepared for The o.
80 casion. in slow, audible and dissin
aaJ manner:
: -, - REGULAR ToAsTs.
NJ. I. The 9Th Of January, the day we G
I'M. lebrate, fills one Of the brightest pages
! 10 eur history-may il cease to be read vii
H.. the end of time.
a"a 2. George Washington should ever
:, remembered by US, and his name Civ
-. by tradition to posleriiy. al
..;"I 3. Marquis de Lafayette, who foug
''s. and bled in defence of our country--m;
-, -. his name he remembered, and his seryic
;dn. appreciated. -
Nv. 4. Gen. Jackson-may the rising 8
~. neration learn from his example The lo'
/, OF their country, and the use of liberty.
S. North Carolina-in peace still, b
in war may Old Rip be found awake.
lehA 8 The Soldiers of the Revolution VIC
s. for US our liberty-may we. their son
.he preserve, protect, and defendit.
snh 2. The University Of North Carolir
des' may il remain bright ornament in Il
&c history of our state.
:. y. 8. Our gallant men who fell in NE vi
e with Mexico have died in defence OF
orc herty--may their services be remembers
, a. by the American people.
uaf. o. Our Army now in Mexico-ma
/ no they prove victorious until the war
brough. to IN honorable close.
49, 10. Our Navy in the Gulf-may 81
act as a useful member in the war WI
first Mexico.
ncs III. The volmaser Companies con
we posine the North Carolina Regiment
the may they prove themselves sons worth
the of their sires.
10. The Legislature now NJ sessl'
w. acted the wise part in spPropfIatmg sl
= 600 for the soldiers in the North osfs
s.oi ma Regiment.
40, Is, The Fair Sex--among them U
- same spirit is seen 10 exist that did amor
- the matrons of the revolution.
After the regular toasts were goI
through, some sentiments were offered
l3,h the wav of Volunteer Foasts, but not b
ing handed in, cannot be publlshe