The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-28

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FELlow.cHuKSs-I ras hanily se-
mrmbrr ~ ocrssinn whirh has given me
- murh saiisf.riion. - The ans whirh
his noW called - together. We are as-
ssmbird ls he purpose % Fsiiiyiag he
proceedings az the great NsiioGal Con.
lrnlien Il Philallelphia. We are met ~
raneail Hall fnr ne purpose Of enal0r>iRg
ne sloings 10 that Convention. We haEr
rome up fnr the pGrpnse of carrying aut
ihe pledges given hy me drlrgairs . shsl
Convention lnnm he different Slalrs az
this Union. tilal in November nrxl ne
all rleri Gen. ZarhAFy Taylnr and Mil
lar. FIllmnre "a the Presidency and Nice
Presidency Df Tie United States.
Fellow Ciiizens. ,his i no ofdinsry nr-
easion. We have met 70 give in our ALL
hesian and Pledges 70 The psople's randi-
daies for President and Nire President.
WHY. gentlemen, vas General Taylor
nnminaird! Berause the people feel thai
he is M hanesi man-one WIN has no
motives whieh are not pure. lie posses.
ses an the attributes Of an honest nan
land vnu may always knnw what he means
by what he SAYS. lie Is presented as =
lranLi,laIr lnr lllls oiIirr because The peo-
pie have been moved By an instinct ..
mnnniing IL ronFicilnn. that he is The on
Us man WIN caa he ehasen. No stain or
shadow IL shade rests upon hi- public
or private moral. General Taylor. gen.
ilemen. commands The affections and con.
fdesse 81 the American people. lie las
proved himself great in war. and YOU he.
Ili.ve with me thai he will prove himself
great IN peace. and We know that he Is
gIra' in The hearts Of his rnunirymen.
II have come into this Hall. gentlemen.
conserraied To truth and liberty, 10 speak
the truth. and ask thai my words mas
he received as irue-believing them emit.
lied to some credit. We are asked II
Gen. Taylor is a Wing. Some tell US
, The il not. Now, friloN-cilizens, know
him 10 he a Whig-as good Wing as |
laml Aud what say, know. have
il endorsed in his ~ n words. that he Is
: an " American Constitutional Whig."
should like 10 see the man who will
stand up here and say that he Is not =
. Wing. and prove l.. Let him meet me,
) and if don't prove him 10 be such,
!, will ask M longer To be considered ons
myself--and this would be the greatest
punishment which could he inflicted on
lme. TO forward, then, gentlemen and
lcllow.ciiizens, in this work, and ! pledge
myself Ia you, and helleye you d" to me
that in November next We viii place Mas
sachusells where she ought To stand.
And INV. gentlemen, word in rela
iion To the candidate far the Vice Presi
dency. II 50 happens that Mr.. Flllmor'
n and myself have not only been acqnaIn
= lances, but friends far years-and allow
= me TO say that pnrer, more worthy. o
l. more honorable man, cannot be found IN
}. county oger. For him you ran Civ
d vour VOTES with confidence. This TICKET
notwithstanding sll The croaking there
abou, il-and il is growing less and les
every day--wilI sweep the whole Unite
n. States like tornado. And in six month
- from this time there will not be a man
ofl he found who will moi say he was Ia.
10 lor man from the beginning.
Alcr the audisnce had closed up" and bee
he dcuhly packed, VIM. Hayden, esq. assembled u
. .ros,rum and offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Wings Of the Gil
~ uT Boston and it, vicinity, here in Fane'
ng In Hall assembled, vow and declare the
as intention To adhere sieadfassly and vii,
oui wavering To the measures and u
ice principles which have been the basis
Of their party ihroughoul the Union; III
. they desire to be known only as me,nbe
r.. lor The great National Wing party; al
!" they believe that in this declaration al
IN thus desire the Wings Of Massachnse'
- will mos, cordially cooperate.
"u Resolved, That in the appointment
m delegates TO represent The Commonweai
at large and delegates TO represent the
hie' speciiye districts OF the Stale IN The WI
National Convention recently assembl
the in Pmladelphia--all Of whirh delega'
lice were presen, and acting in that Conr'
the tion--ihe Wings of Massachusetts hon
themselves solemnly aud in good faith
the abide hy and support The decision Il 4
= of Convention; i, is the purpose 81 the VIII
ak. here assembled to keep ,ha, pl,ghtei Ia
inviola,e. and 10 go mifh their wh
,,,,, heart aud strength into the Support
:. the candidates nominated by that O.