The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
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subject sl0ul b. Ne considered. and ii Ne
efral resulis = lirb sere drptn'hng ural
tie arlion ii glsis CeharnNi.n. tlerinsss
! sn;asi lie el.erFs olihe sudielre.
4 hss0lrsd. On Insiiian Df IL. {. J,ars.
ts.a, l;se President al tins 'onttnii6n al,-
ns.inl CutusaiIlee 81 Is. % rnnsidtT anl
Iepo,I upon he central messures IL r.
! aclc.i on by ihis b. dy.
Ia compliance with ihis resolution. The
President aanunnrrd The following pei.
sons rs IlI4l c0n.miisee
Ca. Alexander a.eRae. W. iIaylaa. ".
IN. HoiI. u. colenan. John Mel.smi, J.
W. Ellis. Gpy. Ssain, Gov. GRAHAM.
James ". O,hor,ie. William M0riecsi.
llasd F.fsldatll. u. G.. Jones. Rufus
BaHiEgrT. Jasn,s s;risHDId. john n.
liaa kins. Maj. &. T. Hinlnn. +. ,. Hill,
%. SAMUEL ll"li. J p. l.ora. Z. z.
Slanly. DR.. hcciznahan, ghnalhan Wort.
X. ]. Mcdowell. .. n. Gordon. John 4.
(;llmcF. William q. Means. II. Wlsiiney.
l.. X. Carms...ael.
On moion IL l;or. Swain. tie Presi.
dent of Convention aas added 10 lis
COMMITTEE.
The various resolutions Thai had been
sahrii,lrh % The Convention. locking 10 tie
heSt aid most available means Of sarcee,l-
ing The greai enierpise. So completely en-
crossing lie alienlinn Of lie members.
aerc nov rrl,nrd 10 he COMMITTEE, with
instructions Ia ropoTi thereon.
On nioiiaT. the cnEtsniinn then ad.
jnnFnrd 10 meet a.ain when the t0m.
miilee should be- really 10 report.
Immediately Ilisrsailer. Tie COMMITTEE
was organised hy The appointments OF Hon.
JOHN, W. Ellis. Chairman; Mr.. tiilner
rose and addressed lie ommitice al some
length. on the sul,jerl embraced ia re.
solui,nn offered IS llimsrlfin Convention.
and nov i proper snlirrl Tor The cOnsi,lr-
raiind of ihe tomnnilee. 10 vii: The
raising Of \ sum Of m"nry BIS The dele.
gates ul The Convention, Tor The purpose
nf survey of Tie route 81 The road.
aud the payment OF competent agent.
whose duty il should be To go out and
sdl,cli subscriptions u slock.
/ lie was followed hy ex.Gov. More.
head. who lhoeglii the plan. 81 FAR 10 Il
related Ia The survey Of tie route, was moi
the best thai could be adopted. He ,ouk
ihe grcuud that The survey wnuld lie pre-
mature. and llisi the loule winch might
be selected. would probably be- rejected
liy The company Organized Under Tie char
ter. when that company should BE- liimrd.
And that The snIvey now. would he lnsl
labor and lost money. lie vas followed
by Gov. Graham of Orange. uhn also di.-
scented To The plan Of Nj. tsilmer: aud
submitted his own views on the various
questions involving the srnc cess III the pro.
iecl, III mdsl clear aud able speech. lie
took the same grnuBd as that of Gov.
Morehead. in relation TO The survey pro.
posed hy Mr.. c;ihner's resolution. Tile
CGmriilee was IlIea addressed by Civ.
Swain, who spoke al considerable length,
detailing plan for proceeding which vas
received with considerable attention. We
are not prepared NJ tits moment. 10 s,ate
tie positions OF Governor Swan, and ID
justice u that gentleman, will mol attempt
III. When he had concluded, on motion
The COMMITTEE lnOk a recess al one
hour and half Al 3 clock il re.assen.
bled. when
On motion of Governor Mnrehcad. a
sal ..omn itiee &c tive wee apponed 10
prepare report, preparatory 10 re. oriln!
10 Convention. Alsn, on motion OF The
same gentleman, another sub committee OF
three was appointed. 10 ascertain from the
delegates present what the probable a
mount of subscriptions in the various
sections 81 country here represented, will
be.
fhen, on mnli II. the Comm;ilee rose,
and reported progiess, aud asked leave 10
sii again.
] President Mnrchead having resumed his
seat, announced The readiness ut Conyea-
lion 10 proceed To business.
Mr.. John w. Thomas. Davidson; MIR.
Whitney &C Norfolk: Gov. Swain, Hon.
N. Boy,len, Gen. McRae, President Of
Wilmington aud Roanoke Rad Road; Col.
John Mrhp6d, Of Johnston; and Mr.. Dlb.
bic, Of Craven, were snccessWely called
up. and addressed lie Convention IN able
and Interesting speeches. After which,
Convention adjourned uati tomorrow
{Isriday,) At 8 o'clock.
Il will be seen that no dehniiiye aeirnn
of special interest has vel been had. We
regret that we cannot lelain the puhhca-
lion Of our paper long enough TO give full
rcpor, of the proceedings. But we re-
ioice at the prospect which is presented.
| The very best spirit prevails. and every
Indication is Of the n.Gsi fatiering charac-
ter. That the Central Rail Road shall be
/ bull, is tie unanimous sentiment; and
delegates are equally as unanimous m
their zeal 10 arrive al the most prae-
tieahle scheme TO ensure the greatest
success. We congratulate the State. and
especially that portion If il more directly
interested in this work. on the brightness
of the day jus, dawning; aud would al.
nonish them that now is the day. and new
The hour TO put forth strength, and all will
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