The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-01

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81 DisL-N. T.. Williams \. gayner.
CIT Disl-Rnlus Raninser.
10Th snd Illh Disis.-Aoi represented.
Mr. Ransl.m. 0f Wsren. infodurrh :
resolution. whirh being amendrd. On mo-
non af Mr. Banks. q Cumberland. vas
rad - follows:
Rsslaea. Thai ne nomines g. Gossnos = hst
Eeqnile . csnsa- he s,sie. pnlsss ne candidate
ofIhx n nocrstie Isry fhsn eomsaehoe e-nsh.s-
inc. e. = sssuised % 40 - y sd paty'
The rrsnlniion WAS snppoEied by
Mcssrs. Ransam. Iredell and Banks.
~. Nynne. ~ hyde. novel thar said
resolssian be Id 90 nc table; which Was
carried.
The Chair preseued : letter from r.
=. Barney. appointed delegate 70 This
cnnrenii,n tom Brunswick county,. Who
was prevented from attending: which Was
read and laid Rpoa ihe table.
Mr. Kerr. from The nominating com
mites, repaired obey had made some pro-
grsss. and asked leave 70 81 agaiB. which
Was granted.
Mr.. Banks moved 10 take from de Ia
he the resolution in relation 70 ale candi-
dale for Governor canFsssing lhe state.
which was decided in The negative By TEL
lcrs-ayes %. noes so.
On motion nf NJ. Gales The Convection
adjourned until tomorrow morning. 81 10
o'clOrk.
weepcsaay. Feb -.
The Convention was called 10 order al
10 o'clork pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mr.. WaddsIl. &c Ornge. from The nom
mating committee. asked leave 10 report,
which being granted.
Mr.. WadjrR announced 70 die Conven-
ton, that The committee had unanimously
apreed % fepnn 10 The Convention the
name of CHARLES MANLY, Of Ra-
leigh, As the Wing rondida,e for Cover.
nor.
The question On agreeing 10 the report
Of the committee was carried unanimous
~. a@
Mr.. Ken ihcn moved thai a COM
miilee Of three be appointed by the Presi.
dent, 10 wait on Mr.. Manly and inform
him Of his nomination. T..
The chair appointed Messrs. long.
Sslierhwaile and Siedn,an. Dir. Long.
from the committee, subsequently repor-
ted. tina, they had prefarIned The duty as
signed them, and that Mr.. Manly was pre-
sent in person. 10 speak Cor himself.
On invitation. Mr.. Manly was then
conducted inlo The Hall, and was received
with loud applause.
In m eloquent and beautiful address.
full Of the deepest confidence. and Of the
most cheering sentiments. he responded
10, aud accepted his nomination. ss.aa
Having concluded, on motion Of Mr..
RayneE. Mr. Manly was invited 20 or-n-
~ seat IN this Convention, rs an homo.
ary member. -.s .... ,.... y
Mr. Rayncr. from the committee of
twenty two, arpinied 10 prepare resolu-
tons, De-, lerorled The following pream.
bic and resolutions
WHKRKas, Asthe representatives q The Wings
81 the State. IN Convention assembled, fof The pnr-
pose Of dcliberating on the best means Of pro-
noting the public good. NC deem il due 10 the
cause OF truth, and the success OF our principles,
that We should bricIly set forth the grounds Of
! our action in The coming political contest.
\ |. Therefore reached, That our conviction Of
the truth, and our devotion 10 the cause Of tho
great Conservative principles Of the Wing party,
are not only unchanged and uIlimpairesi, bu, The
present alarming condition Of The country, grow
ing out Of the misule Of the parry in power,
whilst fulfilling our predictions serves 10 convincs
Us still more Of the necessity c( answering per-
severance. in the support and maintenance Of
those principles.
2 RCsoiusd. That we look upon the course ~
the present Administration, in their warfare upon
American industry. in their reckless management
" ttA1 tutIA tiitI WAolftul ptuuitufen
m diyefing the public land fund from is Ighifui
purposes, their direct aaI open countenance and
encouragement 10 the violation Of Law and order !;
their prostitution Of public office TO the acquisi-
siion Of pariizan support, as utterly in conflict
with the constitution, destructive d public mo-
rails, at variance with the spirit 81 our free ns,itu-
lions, and tending ultimately TO the overthrow Of
civil liberty.
8. Resoirtd, That while our opinions remain
unchanged in regard TO these old issues, on which
WE have, for years, conbatcd the party in power,
yet, we consider The now perous condition Of the
country, growing out Of an unnecessary aud un-
constitutional war-hcgun in spirit Of selfish
ambition, and persisted in with view 10 patty
triumph rs presented new issue, which, for tho
time being. oscrshadows and transccnds, IN i'm
poriancc, all the old questions which have here
toiorc divided parties, mcmsntous and important
as those questions are.
i.Resotred, That VIC consider the ordering Of the
march Of The army Of the United States, by the
President, James X. Polk, in The face Of the pledge
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