The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-06-02
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J8lIN KERR, Of CasWeA,

J0M KERR, o. CaSWeH'
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w. Kerr a. - East.-The #his'
Of shs yi&s Easp1kpl pirid - 4. cssv@fiea
IA Gasssilk ID ~ Izhisse Res1sIts ~rrs
,do,xel, eosd..lly <sdprIas ~ ~, hsd br<n
dsns b - et,s cs~xes6as. n csassnlon
,vsoissed shrre sl~srsnies 70 Ne National Con-
renlion. Tbe CONVERSION - nominated Dssij
A. Barns. esq- ef Northampton. for an EIecior
fa that di<idcl A sub Elresos was also appoint
ed Cor each county in the district. Aaer appoint
ing ecn,miiIre 10 rsi, upon Air. Kerr. The Con-
.,ensisa .djaurned to "a S'eIoct. Assl O'Clock
the cousen'ip again s-s~miaeJ, apd Mr.. Ke'r
being prer<uiea 90 them. deIissred an address.
Of gre&l power and elect. ss las a
or The Convention; and Of the Speech Of Mr..
Kerr, the aOld North State" gives a glowing
account. II ssys; . We have been TO q great
many gatherings in the District for political
nlfpascs. bui We never sa~ larger delegation
: ss~n a,al which assembled 81 Gsicssille on
Monday, and every Thing wcps oif like o charn
10 ''''''s ~ eo"''"''o"' ~ Pe'so''' ~ per
! ing-. hut AZ; -remcd 10 work together for die
glorious cause q whisgey. After the busi-
ness Of she Convention was gcssen through with,
sour candidate for Governor. John Kerr. Esq.
came forward and gave the meeting one Of the
! sblesi and h<st dsl verea Fpcrches. that II has
Fever been ayr lot p listen 10. lie fully eslab-
lshed all that had ieen said Of him as : gentle
man and statesman. The meeting Adjourned
with the bet feelings"
We learn from the same paper, that Mt. ken
addressed '0e Ie"p'e o rasquo'ahk' y saf eou''
house in Elizabeth City. on the 10Th. where be
made . mos favorable impression. The Old
Moth s<alf, speaking Of bic addresses, says;
"He Is oRen. lcaediJ md above board; and
however any one may slsisr nom him 90 his 10
riiion, all ppsf admire bis eandor and searIess
expression Of opinion. EN-
81 A letter 70 the editor d the Nev4frFan says
that Mr. ksr was warmly rceeived 1t Eden'on'
and that his views on the amendment question
gave great satisfaction throughout ail The Aihe-
mark district M. kcrr ives 10 Dc q Nswoe'n
On ne 2s'i' and y =" expected 'arse 'um
pns wouh he made 10 hear nun. .deeaf
On Monday the S'a M. AeH y" 20 Ne !"
E'eenshsi and VIC u0oes'''aa HwS We pw.
Pusc o Gov ken 70 meet ~" '0e'e'
>.~-.ss. $500 w.
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me 'sus afN ~so'p''oas P'e'sss 70 0psese"
Ins P's'D"n "e Pa'y' ."' wy" VIC
stanoaea eAp'e1se' ~ S0sa e"ousa |" qo"' we
Sne's S'a"'f 'pefe vas aqcef"y ~ tpsf PRO-
iess'ss 1~'o@s9' 0p' fefssfs gre go enough
y ""s"'s' thar sc'po@y. e.spea~.a' sna
Epsesns was e0e o. me pnnqPn p'anks IN tneif
platform IN 1873; AM sne wno'e coqpuy wf-
ncsscd the hollowness Of the profession, ~ etep-
pIil;e,l under The administrations which followed
X. u...I e : .x,,...n,n.. al
Proi'ga''y; yet under ms adm'n's'fa''on 'ne OK
pcnscs Of the government were less than thirteen
m;ll;cns of dollar. . wear: while under The a re.
.a..:.:..,,. &c. r..L.o. ,.h;.h In.
'o'm aan"'s's'on % yen. '.'e'Vp vP.p w
mediatcly followed, the expsHses were swei'ea W
over eighteen millions cf dollars, and under Mr..
Van Buren, to the enormous amount d thirty -fopr
millions Of .llIars rear. There are other planky
in this Denocrsi;c platform which are quite as
n,,o,l a., a...,s;,e l,, :. have ma, ,;mo
. M
now 70 remark upon 'ncn' "e sna" seek sqn'
other opportunity bcfole the election.
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The Whlg Convention. --I In the
memorandum given IN us last week. of the names
of the Delegates from this District to the Whic
Na,ionl Convention. Major A. Torrence Of Chat.
ham. and Thomas Donoho Of Casvell. were omit
ted. The following Is 4 list Of the delegates
!. corrected: