The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-16
North Carolina.
From the Ede.ton (N, o. Bulletin.

FROM Inc Ede'stoU ". o. Bs!ietn
WING MEETING IN NORTHAMPTON.
~ meeting Of the Wings of Northamnton
county, held at the court house in the town of III
oo", on wednesday, the Sd of March, ON motion
vi colonel Herod Faison, SAMUEL CALVERT. eso. .
,no,, saied 70 the char, and JOHN b. doom APP
pointed secretary Of the meeting
Ihe chSarman stated briefy the object If H..
eeu"B' motion Was then made, aud adoDted
,na. ne appoint committee Of three TO draft reso-
80 ~ v' 'ie consideration of the meeting, where
IpU Go'ohe. herod Fai5on, David A. Barnes, and
n M burswyn, were appointed to compose said
ooa'ili''ie, who reported the following preamble
ana resolutions, which, being read, were unani-
ahoosly adopted, TO wit:
Vhereas a convention of the Whips of this State
- about TO be held at the seat of government on
inc 2oth day of April next, for the nomination of
suitable candidate for the gubernatoral office, il
ID DOM respectful and proper, and in accordance
with the feelings of Whigs Of this county that their
fore, be it
Resoloed, That suitable delegation be nomi
mated to represent the Wings of the county of
northampton in said convention and that This
meeting appoint the same.
Resoued, That the chair select forty delegates
to represent US at said convention
RfSoiped, That the Wings Of Nortbamntop moo,
their brethren in convention with feeings Of entire
devotion to the general cause, and WILLINGNESS to
suppress all local preferences, and be puided in
;ner o,oice py proper consideration of the great
interest OF our party throughout the entire SAT-.
ResoiOed, That, while we will chez fully anhnit
TO mai decision of the Wbigs of the United
states IN convention assembled, We cannot permit
$500. .ue r. eseht occasion 10 pass without an ex-
tratlon OF and the manner il which our prc.;dent
mas administered the Cow ,rnment both in its for
o.gn anu domestic relan' Jus, during the past three
yya,nn.i ronn.; m.'e, Exceeded in danger to
our Iorelgn lntcrcor rse We therefore exnress onr
uesire auat MIiiar 4 Fillmore be continued in the
a.soc;at.d ,;th sident of these United States; and
40 oo wy" him, as Vice President,
Go.,i,,ena o the attention of the Wings of the
Cnu i .ne Ime Of William A. Graham of North
80 @ han whom no State in our Confederacy
Gun , pes Lnt more fitting candidate, in all the
49, Of statesman and gentleman.
80 dUed, That we recommend to the Wings of
~ Iinth Congressional district that convention
" Aeld at Edenton, on Tuesday of the next supe-
~ court held there for the appointment of dele
gates to the Wing National Convention.
ResoIUed, That the chair appoint twelve delegates
70 attend said convention from this county.
In pursuance OF the second resolution, the chair
Snan appointed the following persons to represent
.his county in the State Convention, to wit
c. e. Pugh, w. w. Clements, II. Lassiter, r.
L. Allen, John M. Moody, T. J. Jarratt, William
Collier, X b. Gary, Uriah Jourdan, T. p Burg
,wyn. Dr. John E. Clark, b G.. Clark, Jeremiah
Drew, DR.. John w. Foster II. X. Burgwyn, ID. A.
Barnes. John b. Odom, Samuel J. Calvert. Thos
CapelI, Cordie Hardie, Samuel Stancill, VIM. E.
Stancill, Henry Madry, James Flythe, Thomas
eating, solomon Boon, w. J. Capehart, James
w. Grant, J. L. Lamberson, w. r. Williams, DR..
II. L. Weaver, Charles Futrell, jesse Blanchard,
N Boon, VIM. Boon, John f. Johnson, James At
kinson. EthePd ]. PEBBLES, Samuel A. Warren,
and Edmund Jacobs.
Under the sixth resolution, the chairman ap
pointed the following gentlemen to the district
convention, to wit:
David A. Barnes, John Odom, Samuel j. Cal
vert, JaInes w. Newsom, Nicholas PEBBLES, John
Randolph, Samuel T. Stanci, Edmund Jacobs,
.lanos Weaver, Samuel A. Warren, DR.. John w.
Foster, and L. p. Burgwyn.
On motion, the chairman added to the list of
delegates to both conventions
the meeting then adjourned sine die.
SAMUEL CALVERT, Chairman.
JOHN Is. ODoM, Secretary.