The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-15
row NsHIp MEETING

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turaay, me llthui M,y tlo meeting WA
called II olue, "a .ussph ", Mobb. Char
man Ut the TX. uom,
On MOTION Wm. b. Gordon was aads
Chairman. and N u NY or aU1 \ y.
frceiani Was requested ,part as scc'y.
Mr Gol,lan. on taking the CHAT. an
nounced The object Of the meeting Which
was 10 appoint delegates to the County Con.
lve.stiah "a he heldEia li,lisioM on Saiur-
day the 18th INST mo nominate candidates
or the senate and House ef Represents,
tlses, aud County 0Ebcersst LIN III
Mr., JOSIAH Gurier mused that the hair.
man be authorized % appoint the delegates
ir,.n Hltlsboro township u the motion was
put viva wee anil lost. d div sion Mas then
called ior onsthe prUposlilpil; aud upon q
disisinn lbe, motion MAS again lost, "
On ,nuiiun III Mr.. John W, Graham Il
was resoly,d il,alap elactiau 81 isIeratrs be
had by hailat which motion prevailed, and
the foliowing delegate. were elected
Arch Dickson. William Baton. ID. NJ.
Lsws. 6 urge Walker. b. r. Clrk. John
y Hart. Jain W. Graham j. y. AdaDis.
Pride Homes, $, O. Stray horn. :
Tn MOTION 1T Mr.. j. W tsraham. il WINS
resolved tina, upon HE allure II amy II the
above ,lamed delegates 20 attend the Coan.
~ Convention. the next highes; onihe list
ufthose voted for shall 10 dcslarcd eligible
70 fiji such vacancy VI vacancies
The following gentlemen received the
next highest votes after the ten who were
declared duly elected aud their names are
placed III the order oi precedence VI mum
Der o. votes cast for them:
w. j Freeland. :. u. Nelson. r. NJ.
Cheek. j. j. Pratt. } VI. Ba,kwood, j.
Cheek, J. Il. Jones. @. i. Crabree, w.
b. Lynch. JAS. w Riley.
On morton Of Il e same gentleman. il was
resolved that the Secretaries furnish rreien-
tials Of appom' nlent to those gentlemen De.
clared elected by the meeting. IN
Tn motiun the meeting asjonrrea.
". B. GoRDoN. Chairman.
G g. TAYLOR.
I'd Freeland. Secretaries.
The Washington correspondent efthe
Baltimore Sas says: TIE personal friends
Of Mr.. Hayes will direct their Efforts in
ease u Investigation 10 enlarge the scope /,
so IS toinclude various collateral anpstions
the purpose being to protTart The inyesiiga-
ton that il may be made practically use
less. The Observation-Disclosures i.epsblicsns
will doubtless find il 10 their interest 10
assist 10 this plnD of tactics Rnmors have
been flying arnsrd for The last Jay or tive
to the effect that some astounding disclosures
we're 10 snme from Lcaisiana. which would
6e Of much more imro,tanre ~ invalidat-
ing Mr.. HAYES title than the Florida dis.
closures Even If these statements could
be traced 10 any responsible source. which
50 far bias not been the case. it is question
able whether additional disclosures are
needed TO Prove that which ies people now
care 70 deny.
WASHINGTON. May Eighty ihous-
and dollars IN silver certificates u the de.
nomination 81 S2n. for issue III this city.
were received Il the Treasurer Office to-da,
from The Bureau Of Engraving and Print.
ing. These will be The first certificates i.
sued here Very few silver certificates sr,
being paid out for silver deposited. there
being hardly any demand Tor them.
At the Cabinet meeting to- day the prin.
cipal topic under consideration vas Next
cat affairs 90 tbe border. No new move.
mems IN the part Of the government wer,
determined on. Secretary McCrary show
cd several dispatches received within Oh,
last day or Two from General OrI. indieIt
ing TINT affairs are assuming more peace
ful aspects. 4s ,.e,
The British legation here issrrrisrd o
the dispptch ~ American waters III ihrc'
additional Russian steamships filed viii
Russian officers and sailors.
i WAsnlssTos. May 6.--The Presiden
semitic the senate to-day the nomination o
Mr.. Packard for United sIsIes Consul a
Lissrpe,. ILisp,sition has always beef
considered pneitf the bort desirable IN ih,
gift Of the government abroad. 10 seeep
! il, however, will rscrssiiate The Nilhdrspa
Of Mr. Packard fun al participation i
Louisiana pOliiiss. Tbs j. whst the anti.
\ Packard wing 81 The l.epnbliean party j
Louisiana wan'. aud tbe President hi:n,el
has fF snne reason tesn snKi.u. 10 ne
Nr. Packard out 81 tic country. ~ be Ion.
ago offered bin the choice 81 several posi-
tions 10 the consular and diplomatic ser
vice. Int with Mr.. Packard Il was b,
New Orleans collectorship Or nothing. A
Mr. Packard is nos. however. broken. no
only in spirit. bat 10 pocket. il may b
with him Is with the spothecsry in Rome'
and Juliet. Packard succeeds Lueiu
PaiTchild. of Wisconsin. who Is transfene,
10 the consul. ecnerslship at Paris, Alfre,
T.. A. Torbert. o. Delaware. having beel
recalled from the last named city. lie wa
appoiated to that position about seven year
ago. and was previously canssl general .
Havana. The salary % zach cOD-nlship
$4,000 per anDun. The fees. however
are rery large.
WAsiIisoToa. Mas .. 1.-The committee
Of the Two houses on The revision Of ih
Laws Cor The election Of President and Vice