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

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the senaie. On that suiject.
n. R.salnrf. Tat oar present Gorernor. ihe
III Al. Williaa A. Grahan, IL entitled 70 our high
"a, con nendalisn and our thanks. for the vepl
ale. im2iriial and satisfactory ~ inner in s1hirk
ne has Dis harged ths DUTIES Of his ofiice, and
that. Oa refining from the Executive chair he vii
cars with hEa the esteem and appreciation a vs. al
Il. R.sieef. Taal the time his auisei when
the wings Il the onion should put forth eser'
eiIjn: that W thiak upon thrir sucaess great,
depends the security Of our rights. sud he rerIc-
iui,y of our Ii ailulions; that Al this me. abOyr
al others. con2fogniss aHs harmony should pm
vail IL cur ,unciis: that Upisn j. he first great
psc-geQuisiie 10 success; anJ that. therefore, we
approve the National Wing Convention "a he|
hlldes in Philadelphia, on the nh &c June next /
that We vii ssils the nomination of said conven-
ton. Go the oiIiees Of President and Vice Prea
deaf By supporting ~ nominees; and thai we
deem i advisable that the wings If Nonh caro-
lima shSald he represented IN said Convention.
- Reselrsd. That Jsan N. Morchcad, % Gull
ford. aud Jehs Kerr, Of Casweii, Be appointed a
delegates 10 Iepfeseni The Wings Of the state Al,
large 10 the Na,ionai Wig Convention; and that
the Wings eflhe respective con ressloRi districts
ace hereby advised 10 bold District Conventions
With view . the selection Of one delegate TO 70
preses, fhe Wings Of said district 10 Convention
saS 10 inc formias Wing Electoral Ticket for|
The slxte.
a.. R.soirei. That our Wing brs,hren through
out the state, be and they are hereby appealed to
by every consideration that addresses itself 10 the
heart Of the Patriot, 10 aouse themselves, and
make a still more vigorous and determined effort
in behalf Of our principles and our cause 10 keep,
constantly IN view The fact. that on the next Ge1
neral Assembly win deyslye the election Of s.
naioT in Congress feF six years; 10 complete a
more thorough system Of Wing organization in
the several counties and thsl we do hereby pledge
ourselves TO each other, and can on the Wings Of
the state, 10 raify the same. that viii use our
mos, vigorous efforts 10 secure Wing victory in
both August and November next.
The resolutions we're read. and unani
Iaou-iy adopted.
Mr.. Rayner intr0iueed tile IofiUwIng
resolution:
R.sclred, that our admiration and attachment
for the great American Siatcsman. Henry Ciay-
are undated, aud that We Will ever cherish the
mOst profound gratitude for the eminent and dis
tinsuished services he has rendered his country
Which was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Kerr introduced The following re-
solution /:
R:soipsd, That VIC have the highest confidence
in the honesty. integrity and patriotism Of GEM
raj Zachary Taylor, and that we feel profound
gratitude 10 him for the service rendered TO his
country.
Which was also unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Kerr nominated the following gen
tlemen 10 compose the central committee.
namely w. r. Gales. Alfred Jones, e..
w. Haywood. Richard Hines. r. J.
Lemay. John VI. Bryan. ii. W. Husled,
aud H. W. Miller. -
Me. Raynef moved 10 amend The nomi.
nation hy adding one from each congress
sional district. and that FIVE shonld be .
quorum Tor the transaction Of business,
which was accertcdhy Mr.. krrr, and the
Innllou and nominations were adopted BY
The Convention.
Mr.. Banks, Of Fayetteville, announced
thar he had just received ielegraphic
despatch from Fayetteville, announcing
that the intelligence Of Mr.. Manly nom.
inalinn hal been received with greal
pleasure by Tie ciiizeas OF lisas place.
On motion Of Mr.. Kingshury. Z. B.
Dudley and Rpbt. b. Gillian were ap.
polnted al,erna,e.dclcgales to the phlladel
phia. Convention. .@
The Conyenlion was then addressed BY
Messrs. Satterhwaile OF Pitt, Wynne OF
Hyde, and Mcleod Of Johnston.
Mr., Sauerthwailc moved Thar a com
iniIiee Of three be appointed by the Chair
TO prepare the proceedings Of this Con
veniion for publication in the Wing pa
pers Ut the state.
The Convention then took recess
until half past ., p. NJ.