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34 N.C. Division of Archives and History
^ Gushing Biggs Hassell, merchant, educator, and clergyman; merchant in Williamston,
183 1 -1837; pastor of Skewarkey and Spring Creek Primitive Baptist Churches; moderator
of Kehukee Primitive Baptist Association from 1852 until his death; trustee of U.N.C; local
official of Martin County; delegate to 1875 constitutional convention. Dictionary of North
Carolina Biography, s.v. "Hassell, Cushing Biggs."
^ Charles Manly.
^ John Gray Bynum, lawyer; A. B., U.N.C., 1833; A.M., 1836; member, state Senate,
1840, 1850, 1852; member. House of Commons, 1854. Grant, Alumni History, 91.
"* President Zachary Taylor.
^ Edward Stanly.
^ Jere Nixon, probably Jeremiah Nixon, promoter of the North Carolina Railroad,
progressive farmer, and promoter of the State Fair. Elizabeth Reid Murray, Wake: Capital
County of North Carolina, i vol. to date, (Raleigh: Capital County Publishing Company,
1983), 1:261, 292, 295.
*" Benjamin B. Smith, wealthy Raleigh merchant. 1850 U.S. Census population
Schedule, North Carolina: Wake, 346 (microfilm).
® Romulus Mitchell Saunders.
^ James Cochran Dobbin.
'° Robert Strange, Jr.
'' James Biddle Shepard.
•^ Perrin Busbee.
'^ Duncan Kirkland McRae.
'^ Gaston Hillary Wilder, lawyer and railroad president; A. B., U.N.C., 1838; A.M.,
1843; member, House of Commons, 1842-1847; member, state Senate, 1854-1857;
president, Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, 1858-1861 . Dictionary ofNorth Carolina Biography,
s.v. "Wilder, Gaston Hillary."
David S. Reid to W. W. Holden, Esq. Standard
July 3, 1850
Reidsville, June 24, 1850
Sir: The Raleigh Register of the 22d instant, in relation to my nomination, and
my vote on the Bill to establish a Territorial government in Oregon, applies the
following language to myself and the Democratic party:
"Yet they ask the people of North Carolina to cast their votes for a man who surrendered
their rights and honor and opened the citadel to free soilers and abolitionists—aye, to
sustain David S. Reid, whose name stands recorded upon the journals of the House of
Representatives in favor of the same Bill with the Wilmot Proviso shining forth as its
most prominent feature! What a monument of infamy to him is this vote, and what a
moanument o( inconsistency of Locofoism is his nomination!"
Now I pronounce the charge that 1 have at any time or in any way voted for
the Wilmot Povisio, as utterly false. 1 desire this architect, who intends to erect a
monument of infamy to me, shall be branded with his true character, that the
public may understand him.^
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| Full Text | 34 N.C. Division of Archives and History ^ Gushing Biggs Hassell, merchant, educator, and clergyman; merchant in Williamston, 183 1 -1837; pastor of Skewarkey and Spring Creek Primitive Baptist Churches; moderator of Kehukee Primitive Baptist Association from 1852 until his death; trustee of U.N.C; local official of Martin County; delegate to 1875 constitutional convention. Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, s.v. "Hassell, Cushing Biggs." ^ Charles Manly. ^ John Gray Bynum, lawyer; A. B., U.N.C., 1833; A.M., 1836; member, state Senate, 1840, 1850, 1852; member. House of Commons, 1854. Grant, Alumni History, 91. "* President Zachary Taylor. ^ Edward Stanly. ^ Jere Nixon, probably Jeremiah Nixon, promoter of the North Carolina Railroad, progressive farmer, and promoter of the State Fair. Elizabeth Reid Murray, Wake: Capital County of North Carolina, i vol. to date, (Raleigh: Capital County Publishing Company, 1983), 1:261, 292, 295. *" Benjamin B. Smith, wealthy Raleigh merchant. 1850 U.S. Census population Schedule, North Carolina: Wake, 346 (microfilm). ® Romulus Mitchell Saunders. ^ James Cochran Dobbin. '° Robert Strange, Jr. '' James Biddle Shepard. •^ Perrin Busbee. '^ Duncan Kirkland McRae. '^ Gaston Hillary Wilder, lawyer and railroad president; A. B., U.N.C., 1838; A.M., 1843; member, House of Commons, 1842-1847; member, state Senate, 1854-1857; president, Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, 1858-1861 . Dictionary ofNorth Carolina Biography, s.v. "Wilder, Gaston Hillary." David S. Reid to W. W. Holden, Esq. Standard July 3, 1850 Reidsville, June 24, 1850 Sir: The Raleigh Register of the 22d instant, in relation to my nomination, and my vote on the Bill to establish a Territorial government in Oregon, applies the following language to myself and the Democratic party: "Yet they ask the people of North Carolina to cast their votes for a man who surrendered their rights and honor and opened the citadel to free soilers and abolitionists—aye, to sustain David S. Reid, whose name stands recorded upon the journals of the House of Representatives in favor of the same Bill with the Wilmot Proviso shining forth as its most prominent feature! What a monument of infamy to him is this vote, and what a moanument o( inconsistency of Locofoism is his nomination!" Now I pronounce the charge that 1 have at any time or in any way voted for the Wilmot Povisio, as utterly false. 1 desire this architect, who intends to erect a monument of infamy to me, shall be branded with his true character, that the public may understand him.^ |
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