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That We have the official DECLARATION of the Texan
gernmeht hefse that, unless she is admitted into our


nions she must soon become aProyihce of Great Brit
ain land thus give that ambitious and grasping ation
dangerous foothold. and position from which, III time
OF hostes, shgcan easily assau usat vulhef


RSsOised. That We believe our Senators in congress
would reflect the sentiments ofau Overwhelming ajors
N Of North Carolina, voting fof the ra
fcaton dlhe. Treaty Of annexation.


Reso1ved, Tatcopes of these resolutions be- BY the
Chairman OF this neeting signed and forwarded tothe
Senator'S Of This Statein Congress


OF the the several Counties offhis stat,


Weet fothWfth and makean expression 81 their sent-
n1ehts Oh the snb5ect<


Ensd " the Secretary thereof and published m the
Charlotte and Raleigh papefs- =.


When the readingtof the resolutions was con
ciaded, MIR. Thompson, of Lincoln rose and deliv-
ered very able speech in defence of the resolu-
tioRs, and IN favor Of annexation The Chair was
about 70 take the vote on the resolutions, when
the Hon w. Davidson rose and made aspeech in
opposition. 70 the resolutions. He was replied to
by the Chairman, Col Alexander, ,-when Mr.. Da-
vidsen again addressed the meeting N oppositiop
He was Ksplied to by sMr. Thompso1 in q very
efectiEe. speech,aghich was received with great
applause. Mr.. paSidson again spoke in oPposi-
ton Coli Herndon then made few very elo-
qgent remarks IN defence Of annexation, when the
vote wds taken on1he resolutions, and they were
adoFted With acclamatioR- -~only three voices IN
the negative - :


Fhs.saeeiag then adjourned


!. = WSL ,J,ALEXANDER, Chmn.


J. W. HAMPTON, Secretary.