The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-05

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mrnI. d..aeFsrs Ille enn6drnes q ihe
whale eounlsys and sc do nai hfsiiaie
"a drrlsss sl.sl he 10 she hrsl rboirs Of lhs
Wings sf Nefih Carolina. fx she ofiee
Of PTssid~ns Of Inc Unilrd Sssies.
.. Ressiusd. Thai William A. 6n-
ham. ~ his shillir. ins~grily. and ps,fiaiir
desesinn 10 lhe enunny, has endesrrd
hlmsflf 70 The people Of this Siz'e; and
believing him fznhfpl and espsblr. we
earnestly rrenmmesd him 10 ihe wh'gs
OF ihe Union fof she Office o( yice Presi.
deaf.
Q. Resolred, That Whilst ihns declsr.
ing our rhasee Cor the Presidency and
ysre Presidency. se will nevertheless
rordizlly suppan the nominees Of ihe
Wing National Convention. IL flIey are
nnrquisorslly In faror of sustaining The
Comprnmise measures. which we insist
shnuId be sdhsrd io. and carried into
faithful execution. ~ final seiilemrni.
in prinriple and substance, of the DANCE.
rous and esrilinr subjects they emhrser.
And ue derlare il. - ihe opinion OF ihis
Convention. ihai no candidate Tor The
Presidency er Wire Presidency can oh.
tain ihe vote af lhe Wing party Of Nonh
Csroliun. unltss he Is. beyond doubt, IN
lavor nf the compsomise measurrs.
4. Resoired. That we are opposed 10
the docsrine of Intervention; and we de-
clare that ], is Ire duty of The General
Governmenl. TO adhere strictly 10 the To-
reign policy af WASHINGTON.
8. Rssoired, That we disapprove the
legislation nj Congress by whirh the Pub
. lie I.ands.-ihe common properly OF all
The Ssalrs.-are 50 olien appropriated ior
! the cole and exclusive henr6l of the new
States and we insist. and shall ron i.
nue. 10 insist, that In the disposition of
said Isands fur purposes of Education and
Internal improvement. the Stale of Nor'h
! Carolina should receive her equal and
. jusi share Of the samr.
O. Resoired, That we cherish cor
dial and nnmovabIe attainment to the ron-
. siiiuiion and Union af the States. and il
!. Is our denomination 10 resist every at
irmpi 20 ALLEVIATE one portion of our roun-
. Try from the rest. and 10 enieeble the ss-
/. rred ties whirh link ,ogeilIer lie various
parts.
2. Resoired, That In the opinion of
this Convention. wIirnerer amendments
are in he made Ia our State Consiiiution,
they sionld he efTecied by Convention
} nf the people. eleried on the bnsis of the
Ilnusr NJ Commons and we are in "a
. vnr Of submitting !, 10 The penplc, 90 saw.
: whether such Convention -hall I've rail-
&c nr mt, fur the purpose of making q.
. inendmrnIs 10 our Constitution. a
J 8. Resolved, That four Delegates he
appointed by this Convention 10 the
. Wing National Convention. To represent
, the Stale al large; and we recommend
IN the districts respectively. that thew an.
print their Delegates each lo said Conven-
iiah.
D. Rfsoired, That we recommend 10
the Wings of each county of the State,
10 hnlsi mrrimgs. and appoint delegates
20 the Eleciursl Districts al an. early day.
50 that they may sri prampily. Ms soon
as said Districts sr laid olT by the I.egis-
lalnre; and We further recommend that
the " higs IN rnrh county appnini com
{ mi,iers Of vieilanre and a temporary rlec.
r tor ip, cahvass his county.
10. Rcsoited, 'I'ha, the President n
This Convention sppoin, All Excrn,ive
commilIre Of ninr. Whose dniy il shall
he tn ae, for the Wing parry ia the ap-
: proarhing campaign.
The above resolutions having been
rea,.~ they were advocated by DR.. IT'LL.
4 in speech Of snme length, who examin.
ed mosl nf them. and expressed The virws
of the Committee by whom they were
ieporIed. When he conrlutled. Iou,. calls
were made all over the lImse Tor
> Henry w. Miller. E.q.. of Raleigh,
VIII, r"sc anil addressed The t'mvrn,iun
in an eloquen. speech. upon The varins
snhie.ts embraced in the Resolutions.
llen,y X. Nash. Esq. of Orange,
was lhen call,d out, who spoke in his
usual ionihla mannrr.
Il Mcssls. Banks nI Fayetteville, Tny ol
ltobessn. alcl,ugald Of BIa,lrn, Wynne
nr Hyde, aud WinsInw Of Fayetteville,
~rfe Then sarrrsslvrly called upon, and
a,IiyrsscI the t.umveniinn IN speeches
which were very mnrI' applauded; AMI
whlcl, wen beard with much pleasure hy
The Delegates. Aier al hiris
i Mr.. Rahoieaa Hsprfd the adoption of
! The Resolutions; and t!,ry were passed
by arrlamalion.
Mr.. Wad,eIl. of Chaa,sw, proposed
the names of six gentlemen m tc appoint-
rL as Delegates fur the Siair IL large To
the National Convention and, alter some
conversations.
Mr.. t;ales moved that the Convention
proceed Ia elet. by ballot. four deleyaws
to The Ma ional Convention which was
carried.
/ On ronnlisg the ballots. the following
gentlemen reviewed The higI,es, number Of
v0les. and were elected
Delegates 10 The Nniead Conrenfioa for The
Nme al Garge.