The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-05

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WhHg state Ceavcntlen-
proceedings of dis body, which viii be
s.s.d in ,o-l.y'srprr. We Gel sose. win Be hail.
"a VIA sk< srrssss sssisfsesiOn Ny the Wings
thrsashsss The state.
Ths r~so,usis~.iu regard 10 National poliiicss.
- shoss. explicit. and to the point. Thry place
the Wing party a North csrolins erscsly where
- are vl<asrd 20 - lhcm stsud-hsving sslcci-
drJ preferences &c f,ll~snS and CnAsAs, YET
eax~ssing willingness cordially 10 support the
sss;sees Of the whis National Convention . u
sAsy arc sscquisoeaIly in fas~ Of sustaining the
c.npsoui-e .-u~s--.srcl.rinx against the
doctrine Of Intervention, and fn sssist sd-
herrnee to the foreign policy of wsshinsson--
Disappearing of The wholesale disposition Of the
pulIe 1.snds fss The I~nr6i Of The new States.
end insisting upon tho right Of North Carolina
20 an equal and jus' participation in the same
ana lastIy. jeu,sdes an inmovaI'le attachment
10 the Constitution and the Union, and express
ing a Dissemination 10 resist every siiemp, 10
ALLEVIATE eas portion 81 our country from The resi-.
and 10 snsssile the sscspi tics which link tosesh.
er i,s various ps'ss"
The recitation relating 10 amendments Of the
Constitution. Il jus ne thing. Il enuncia'es a
priacipls upon which. We bvhrv~, the Wings d
IN sections can unite. The constitution Is l~fi by
Il In the hands u The People; and, unlike our
opponents. whisssre no, ~quredio take qusck
psesrsisions f~ constitutional amendments. o.
- compsIied Ia abandon their political psineiP'e'
The nomination of Jows Krna, ESQ., the abe
sad eloquent defender Of Wing principles, Is
equally gratifying With zeal which, u con-
wss isr pineiple, knows no sba'ing; with an
energy which brings him early 10 the conflict. and
urges him sa to an honorable eloss; with we'll
stored s.iwi. And q svengsh Of intellect which
snshles him to bring the rich sso,s into eIecii.s
use; and with fror Of pairioism whicA sna
hes him to iufuse into his hearers portion o
Ms ow~ ~rshuiasm ;--Mr. Kerr cannot fail 4
rally ., least The Wing psssy Of North Csrolin.
if he docs not secure the support of many wh'
are numbered among the Democracy. weihere
| fsre Place his name Il our mast head, with !
wsll assured hope. that with such leader en-
such . cause NE Wings will achieve . noh'
triumph in August nett.
DensecruliC District Convention
This body met in IIillshorossh on Thursda,
Of last week, and after transaciing the busincs
Tor which Il had convened. adjourned on the sass
day. In anticipates Of the official sccesns q III
proceedings. We propose to give lew notes 70
public information. This msy he the more &C
ccpsahs, too, fsn he facs that an official publ
csassa l. net expected 10 cm!xace what was said
but emily what was dine iy the body.
The committee appointed to prepare the husi
ness Coz tho action Of the Convention, rcporte
resolutions appointing delegates from each coun
y in the district 10 the N ational Convention. an
debating preference for Mr. Buchanan for Pre
sidsas, hss Fscls;sg themselves to unanimou
ssrr1s q any nominee Of tho Con~rsss~s VIII
u committed to the faithful execution Of the Con
promise.
The resolutions were read, and unanimousl
adopted.
Thss. d. venalle, esq, Of Granville, though
n proper TO explain the Interpretation he gas
se the scsssssia ia sessrd 10 the Comprcssis
T&rss was tss sse Of the Compromise measure
In which de South was interested, that was II
psalshle-ihc fugitive slave law; aud he undc
stood the rsssiu,ion to mean that they weal
ares to sssFss< any nominee pledged to execu
b. He wssM prefer, however, that the vol
Compromise should he stricken out. and Il
words fugitive slave law" sub~Stsscl He a
psiered in the Compounds, hut did not approx
M&.
hereapoa lehaic Of some length ensued.
which varisus topics were discussed, viz: II
COMPROMISE, Men. A. w. venabIe's position I
|he Compromise, Wing harmony, Dcmecsss
harmony, &c. Without undertaking 10 rrFs
hs whole Of the debate, VIC propose to give, fro
memory. the substance only ofwhat was Sad
way If objection TO Mr.. venahEe views.
WIN. H. Bailey, esq. sustained the resdlusf
. reported. The opposition to the fugitive sla
aw was al t,,e North, aud those who resisted
xccution he considered traitors at heart. II
thcr acts embraced in the compounds were nc
he law. and we were under equal obligations
naintsin them.
Mr.. John U. Kirkland liked the word Coz
romise. Our Government was one Of comp
Use. He would have no objection to siriki
" all the resolution .cxecptahc name Of Duct