The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27


great sectional par,y-lhe South against the
Norll,--wlll conclude that all hopes Of Nation
al party are gone, and tina. they TOO must This
emergency, consul, The interests Of their section,
and ally themselves with the great party Of the
North.
Tha, will be The effect. By deserving Fill
more and supporting Buchanan, YOU not only
defeat both, bul you ate assisting 10 elect Ire
mont, aud are giving fatal stab al The perpe-
,ui,y Of the Union besides.
Bul, want az lime and space rompel us TO
bring our remarks ioa cluse to-day. We shalt
resume The subject Tomorrow.
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From the Nep York Correspondent Of lie National
lafeiigencsr.
New York, August i6-P. N.
The mass Convention of The Wings Of New
| York Was held al Albany on Thursday, and
appears to have passed or ID highly enihu--
a,tlc manner. Abou, eight hundred persons were
IN Attendance, embracing prominent members
81 the old line Wing party from all sections Of
The Stale. The Hon. Francis GRANGER was
chosen President VI The Convention, with twelve
wee presidents and fur secretaries. Mr..
GRANGER, on taking The chair. made an eloquent
aud patriotic speech, rejoicing al The appearance
OF so many Wing faces around hlm aud the en-
,huslasln they eyinced, although they were bu,
a broken legion. lie earnestly rxlored them
in he present crisis 10 emulate the noble ex
amples oi clay and Webster.
A iurg address aud series Of resolutions
were reported. The address, after Ieyiewing
The peruliaf position in which The Wing party
inis itself IN HE Presidential contest, proceeds
10 discuss The merits OF lie several candidates
before The people. Mr.. BUCHANAN Is rejected
On arcount 81 his principles, aud Me. Fremont
lir ihe same reason aud because oi the sscional
party which he represents. Nj. FILLMORE IS
then canvassed and pronounced UNNECESSARILY
preferable 10 either OF the other candidates, aud
hls nomination is endorsed without reference
10 the platform Of the parry whose nominee he
y, the man reason Of his arrrplabilny being
that his election will secure domestic tranquility
TO The country. which cannot be upked for FROM
tie success Of either 81 the other candidates.
Tie foiuwering are The revolutions:
4 .tnLnnas ois i.... rs.".s- - Tho State 81
New York have IN mass convention duly rom
.idrrfd their position as Wings in ronnexiou
with their duty 10 the country in the present
crIsI., aud have cand,dly examined. aiso, the
merits of the three Presidential candidate, now
before the people, and The probable consequen.
ces n( the election Of enhrr: Therefne
A Resolved, That We cannot support Mr.. Bur-
hansn because We believe that az administration
established upon the Cincinnati platform would
perpe;uale internal agitation aud endsnger our
smIc.ble relations with foreign Powers.
ReS0fred. That We will oppose To The NJ
most extent Of our ability lhe election Of Mr..
Fremont; that he is not qualified Tor the Prrsi
denry If this Union; because We hnnly believe
his election would increase the Internal strife,
and lhal The party lie represents u IN spirit sec.
IiOnal snd inevitably tends 10 disuniUn.
ReSniued, That 10 the election Of NillsId
fiii We lind . sure guarantee that dunes.
TIC agitatlOn would be qaelled, harmony be.
tween lie States resWfd. peace with foreign
nations he seirired, aud the interests nl agrrni.
lure, rommeicc, and The manufacturer be pro-,
noted, and. therefore, ihaI we will labor united.
ly and earnestly l1r his election.
II Rssofred, That while thus lending our aid 10
promote The elrrIIon 81 the American candi.
dates. Messs. FILLMORE and Donel.nn, a. tie
conviction that such - our solemn duty, we ne.
yerlheless Retain lnSlolaie our cherished Wing
principles and our Wing Drganiz.ilon, and IS
soon after The present contest 81 may be con.
senieni We will resume our separate party &C.
ton.
Resoired, That tie Wing Slate Central
Committee be aud il.ey are hereby required 10
take measures al 81 early day 10 serufe the APP
poinlment of county rOmmiliee IN each county
Of Tie State. with power 10 appoint iOwn rom.
mllIees, aud that such c,ammnlres be earnestly
requested 10 corporate dnrpg lie present cam.
paIgH with Ill olher organizations friendly 10 HE
election Of Fillmore and Doutlson.
The address and resolutions were adopted
unanimously, amidst loud applause. aud one
bundled Thousand copies were ordered 10 be
printed for tifrGlaIiOn.
Messfs. FRANcIs GRANGER, WAsHIsoTos
nuN, HIRAM KgrcHus. and HENRy GRfsssIL
were appointed delegate. II large 10 The Balti.
more National Convention, wins full ticket d
two from zach Congressional district.
Mr.. GRANGER made another telling speech IL
favor Of Fillmore, which vas rtreitpd Nth re.
i.eraIed cheering. aud II rs close the Consen.
ton adjourned sine die.
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FISALg on rHE CRrnEay AFFAIRS. The
President has par,loned Wagner. the only
person convicted for being engaged in enlist.
ing in The United States for foreign power
in the Crimesn war.
Professor Morse has been invited tothe
coronation Of the new Emperor of Russia.