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departure from the mode established BY Washington
and Jesrson in their aspiration to the Presidency ana
gross insult to the and understanding Of tne
Southern people.


Rrsoiped That in order to carry out our views in
the county Of Craven remembered that States are
operated by counes) the Chairman Of tins meeting e
be authazed 10 appoint ten Delegates % meet at New
Bern Tuesday of our May Court for the purpose oi
nominating suitable person 10 run on the Democra-


tic ticket Senator, and two suitable persons Tor the
House of Commons and that this meetin4 recommend
to the confederation of the Dembetais Of Craven DR..
K. Hubbard Of The Democratic candidates lor
the House Of Commons


The preamble and resolutions being read and
submitted to the meetng they were unanimously
adopted.


The Chairman appointed as Delegates, Messrs.
Elisha Griffin, Levy Wayne, Lewis Gaskins,
James Clark, David Lancaster, Daniel GaskIns,
John Jackson, Church Chapman, Young Laugh
nghouse, and Bishop E. Dudley.


On motion OF David Lancaster, Esq,


ResSlUed, That relying upon the written evidence;
published to the world in 1925 of Governors Dudley ano
Morehead Judge Badger and other leading Wings, we
befe that Gen Jackson the man OF the people was al
the election of 1924, "de feated not upon any consldea
ton of comparative merit between Mr. Adams himself,
but that Mr. Clay might be Secretary of State and now
to give the said Clay the highest office IN the country
wo uld be offer reward TO treachery and thus sci
example fatal to the fair and equal operation OF our
Constitution"


On motion of Dan'l Gaskins, Esqr.,


Re5olued, That Henry Cays refusal to vote for the
repeal of the Bankrupt law in direct opposition to the
wishes of the people of Kentucky proves that he is an
enemy to one of the fundamental and most vital prnci
pies Of Republican government, viz the duty of the
Representative TO obey the will of his constituents.
Ga molten of Capt. Allen Anderson,


ResOIDed. That in Col Michael Hoke, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, able, talented and
patriotic defender of Republican principles, and PlsdE
him our most jealous support


On motion, it was ordered, that the proceeding:
of this meeting be signed by the 'Chaisman anC
Secretary, and forwarded to the Editor of the Re
publican for publication. with a request that th'
Editor of the North Carolina Standard copy th'
same.
The meeting then adjourned
ABNER HARTLY, Chairman.
NArH'L H. STREET, Secretary.