The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29

. lqurat ard aP,F printe remarks. allud
: sd @ the Frrse1l stale 81 politics and
The duty II al gosd llemocrals n n.
; aRprsaching eampaign-
nnnntion II Nm II. Bailey. carM.
! niifee. consisting u VIM. N. Pratt,
Esq. DIR. b. l. durham, John y. I.yon,
ESQ.,. Dr. Pride james. and Freeman
. Walker. Esq. was appointed 10 draft
resslutions fsr the consideration Of the
meeting.
While che committee were prrpar-
ing resostisss. Mr.. Bailey addressed
the meeting When Mr.. Bailey had con-
cluded. the ee~mittee. through their
Chairman. DIR. Jones. introduced the
following resolutions, which were an
animously adapted;
Rssofces. That We approve Of the
Nebrzsks and Kansas b:lf; that we re-
gard this measure as sanctioning the
right of community to establish its
own Inrm OF government upon justice
aud equal rights TO all sections.
Rssoired. That the platform Of oar
last State and National Conventions
embrace the true principles Of the DE.
mocratic party-we stand ON those
principles.
Rfsofred. That we approve of call
OF a Convention for the nomination of
a candidate for Governor, to be held
at Raleigh ON the 18th Of April, and
that We will give the nnminee of the /
party our cor,iial support.
Rfsoired, That we are in favor of the
basis of representation as IL is.
Resoised, That we are in favor of
the principle Of Free Suffrage, and re- !,
garding IL as a great measure Of popu.
lar rights, we wish to see il engrafied
into our Constitution. and prefer that
j. should be done BY legislative enact.
ment.
Resoived. That the Hon. David s. |
Reid. BY an honest. enIightend and /
faithful discharge of his official duties.
has entitled himself to the applause Of
North Carolina.
Resoiced, That Franklin Pierce has
discharged the high duties as Chief
Executive OF the country with ability
and patriotism. and that we approve
Of his administration.
Resoiced. That the following per-
sons be appointed delegates to the
State Convention. to he held in Ra-
leigh on the 18th of April next:
y. IL NeDade, Madison Suggs. Mer.
rit Cheek. Charles Maroon, Mordecai
Seers. Pleasant Trice. Esq, John ID.
Carlton, DIR. John ]. Allison, James A.
John Maroon, Gabriel Bar,
bee, DIR. B. l.. Durham, WIN. N. Pratt.
Esq, John McCown, ESQ.,, Sterling
Procter. Juhn F. Lyon, Esq. John
Berry, Esq, Joseph w. Mckee, He.
zekiah Terry. Esq, John w. Wilson.
Hugh woods, John l.. Woods, Ste.
phen Clarke. Henry Malone, DIR. r.. J a
Hester. John 4. McDade, Wm.W. ALI
son, Maj. Allen Compton, Thos. Lynch,
Esq. Freeman Walker, ESQ.,, DIR. B.
y. Mebane. E. e. Smith, James III.
Lashly, Thos. p. Paul. Col. p. Nelson, B
VIM. ii. Bailey, Esq. John U. Kirk. I
and. Esq, Cad. Jones, ir., Esq, r. q
Nichols, Esq. Thomas ]. Strayhorn,
Nelson. Esq. Col. C. M. La.
inner. DIR Pride Jones, Maj. James NJ. b
Palmer. William II. Howerton, Ed. !,
McNair, Sidney Smith, Williamson ),
Parish. James NJ. Ashley, VIM. ]. Ro I
,erts, Bryant Stroud, Hubbard Sims, ,l
Robert I.oder, James Miller. Roiin A. n
Cooke. Col. Isaac Hudson, Fred. vii. e
Jams, Esq, John W. Woods, Esq, .
sidney Jones, Wm. McCown, Esq, 4
Willis Maroon, Isaac Holden, Col ri
taines Waddell, zen. Joseph Allison,
Vim. ]. Duke, Francis Stagg, George
Y. Thompson. Vim. Ward, Capt. Jos.
icCullock, Thos. c. Davis, +. Hunt.
On motion of John F. Lyon. ESQ.,, re- ),
olved, that all Democrats who attend Y
he Convention from Orange shall be
onsidercd delegates. a
On motion, it was resolved that these Of
roceedings be published in the Stan :
ard. Milton Democrat, aud Recor-
er,
On motion Of DIR. jones, the thanks d.
{ the meeting were rendered to the in
hartman aud Secretary; after which NJ
lie meeting adjourned. !,
JOSEPH ALLISON, Chm.
WIN. II. BAILEY, Ssr'y. =.