The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-15


any part in IL out Of regard Tor the proper saive-
noes Of she presidentof tie convention, until other
sla,es should show, by their action, tina. Mr.. sey-
mourwa demanded by the party 10 convention, He
urged the necessity Of success in The campaign, and
expressed his opinion that Mr.. Seymour could now
accept the judgment Of the convention with honor.
and iha, he should yield matter Of duty TO lis
wishes. With him as candidate. New York was
good or o.e0o majority.
After this other States changed their votes until the
uhcle 3!7 votes were unanimous for Rofasio Sey-
mour Of New York.
Mr.. Clark. Of Wisconsin, called for the ratification
Of the noniaalion BY the spectators by three cheers
for Horasio Seymour. which vere given with will.
Atera recess Of an hour for consultation, the Con.
yenton re- assembled, and Gen \. n Dlait, VI Mis-
souri, was unanimously nominated for Vice President.
IL The Riatfarm adopted by the Democratic Ton.
,ention WIN be found in our fist liage.
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NORTH GAROI.IN A RAIL ROAD.
The Stoc khsldrrs nf The North Carolina
Railroad held their annual meeting 10
Tucker Hall in the city 81 Raleigh on
Thursday and Friday last. The meeting
was called to order aud tenporarily orga.
nized bs calling George W. Mordecsi. Esq
to the chair. aud appointing Mr.. X. T. III
merton as secretary. They thrn Adjourned
until three o'clock. 10 give time Tor The
committee 10 verify proxies 10 complete
their report.
Al three o'clock, the meeting wa, called
Ia order by the Chairman.
The com,ailtee on proxies repeated sui
ficient namber of stockholders present TO
make quorum Tor business.
Mr.. Henderson moved that Mr.. Mnrde-
cal, the Temporary Chairman. be called To
preside over The meeting. and that alessrs.
Simonlon and f. A. Stage be requested to
act a. Secretaries.
The Presidents Report being called fur.
Mr.. Tarner. the P.esidrnt, Game forward
and read his report.
The Stockholders seemed we'll pleased,
as The Report declared dividend o. 6per
cent.
Mr.. McKesson moved tina: the Repor; be
received.
Gen. Latin. Of New York. the State
pruxr, addressed the meeting at c,'isidrra-
bic Irnglh. Sad hr had no party or poliii.
cal feeling in this matter ne represented
the great State 81 Narih Carolina il hi,
corporations. What he did shuuld DC f"r
her interest. lie mo,ed that the report be
rejected aud be siiosld cal. tor stock vote.
Gov. Graham said il would be sunelhing
new IN The history oi Railroad mevti' (, 10
refuse ,o hear. from the P,esldent. ahat had
been done iur twelve mOnlhs 10 the work
ings and operations oil the Company, That
rrpurt was for The Information oi stockhul
drrs. All matters pertaining 10 the Gem
many were 10 be fund in il. II there were
sent mems expressed in IL. that al could
not subscribe 10, they we're Certainty not
forced IL adopt them. lie thought Tie re-
port should be received and acted upnn,
and gentlemen could express their dissent
"a such PORTIONS of II as they pleased.
Gen. Lsllin would nol sanction such sen.
ltiments. as we're contained IN that report,
" voting 10 receive u. lie had The power
and he intended 20 have them stricken
ont. Let the President syvld all difficulty
and ssree 10 strike oui. on psges 7 aud 8.
these expressions, 10 wit: What . pity
The pride of eight millions Of Southern pen
Die Could MI unite 10 denying all Gunner
cial relations with Nortirrn people, 80 long
Is they refase political relations v u ".
TINS would reconstruct " without tie All
Of the army Or the swOrd = aud. %, page =.
Z. The LAST demand is The smallest, IT,. &c. :
| Mr. Turner defended these purtioas Of
his report, BY saying he had lVus favored
lhome manufactures. leu years ago, in the
Senate &C North Curoliua. he had Offered
reso atiuns requiring evrry Senator TO sp-
pear clad 10 clulhes, hats aud shoes. maui.
liaciund 10 the State. lie wished every
Noslh CaroliDian were dressed that way
to-day. Il would give wwk 70 our women
and children, and put money IN our puck
cts iopay hrasy taxes lie knew d Gen.