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an object near my heart to see the WHOLE OF
THE SURPLUS NATIONAL REVENUE appropriated
TO The object of Emancipation, and by jealous
prosecution of such a plan, we might look to a
day not far distant, when North American sun
would not look down upon a slave" Or in plain
English, he would take from our own pockets.
money to buy up our own property. In the
South, he Is presented to US, as the opponent oil
the unhallowed schemes of Abolitonism. To
the North is he mainly indebted for his nomina-
ton to the exclusion of one, who was unable to
command the abolition infnence.-He is in ia
Vor of a United States Bank and will command
votes in one section of the country on that
ground His friends opposed to that institution,
proclaim him, hostile to it, He voted, in the
Ohio Senate in 1921 for bill, to SELL OUT AS A
SERVANT any person imprisoned upon execu-
ton or otherwise for the non payment of n fine
or cost or both and the relation between such
purchaser and prisoner would be that of MASTER
AND SERVANT. He, General Harrison, has been
called upon time after time by the people, whose
sufrages he seeks, to answer certain questions
and put to rest his conflicting views of National
policy; he peremptoriy refuses. and denies the
right of the people to interrogate him. The
door is shut and the string OF the latch has been
pulled IN His committee who have his con-
science in their brecches pockets. say that their
policy is, that the General make no further de-
claration of his principles, for the public eye
whilst occupying his present position"


RssO1Ued. That the Federal Whig scheme
lately promulged, that the General Government
ought 10 the debts of the States arising to
Foreign powers, when in truth, North Carolina
is not indebted one dollar would operate ,fnaLiy
as an unjust and grevious tax upon her, and we
all now, in the name OF the Republicans OF Sur
ry enter our most solemn protest against it, as
being unwise, unconstitutional and oppressive.


ResOLUed, That the late attempt of the FEEDER
al Governor and Privy Council of New Jersey,
to palm upon Goth Congress, men, representa-
tves from that State, who had received minor
iv Of the votes ofthe freemen of New jersey, was
a FRAUD. and direct attack upon the elective
franchise; and involving in its consequences,
matters OF the greatest magnitude.


On motion, the Chairman and Secretaries
were requested to sign the proceedings of this
Convention. The Editors of The North Car
olina Standard" and Western CaroIinian," and
other Democratic papers in the State are request
ed to give them an insertion in their papers. .


Ga motion, the meeting adjourned.


H. NJ. WAUGH, Chairman.


JOSEPH CoNRoD,


WILLIAM H. Howard.