The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

! gust next As opposition has been brought out
IA every District, probably, where IT IS attended,
We subIolu a list OF the Candidates, with a guess
as 10 the result.
| In the Meun,sin District JImes Graham
/ ,Nng) has 40 opposition, for the simple reason
tina, II would be hopeless. The same remark VIII
apply to The S1rry District, represented by that
sterling Wing Lewis Williams.
! In the MeckenbUrg District, Mr.. Connor VAN
IS opposed BY Gen. b. VI. Ednty (Whig) The
chances, VIC should thipk, arc decidedly 10 favor
! Of Mr. c.
! Ia the Salisbury District, represented by Mr..
Rencher, the CANDIDA ore Charles Fisher and
1 Pleasant Henderson. The latter is the regular
1 Wing Candidate though We have no doubt Mr.
/ + viii receive many Wig votes, having acted
~ith that patty unli! the new finance question
spfung up, and being 1ith them, even now, 90
iaf as We may have any certain knowledge. II
both hoist tbs Wig banner unequYocally, the
result Nlll bs hard 10 !oreiell until after the cleo
lion, but II Mr.. i gives any reason to doubt his
adhesion 10 Wing principles, Mr. Ii. etil. m our
opinion, DC certainly e!ected-lor this Dstfic, Is
Whig 10 tie back bone.
la the Casw eli District the Candidates are An.
euslne II. Shepard (Whe) aud John Hill NAM
We presume Mr.. SIS election IS certain.
10 the Raleigh District, DR.. Montgomery VAN
10 opposed BY 6. W. Haywood (Whtgl This
al! bu remarkably close contest Eaoh party
hopes, aud sill strive FOR success
In the Warren District, Gen. Hawkins Is op
po.ed by Mf iiiiiisfd, both Administration men.
lhe chances ~ favor Of the General, decidedly.
IL Tie tialus1 District Mr. Bynum VAN IS
opposed BY Col Long tWhie,) and with every
proareei o. success. The difference between them
al The iasi Election y Is only abol. ~ VOTES.
i Ia YtasI hu as
elected Whig bu, became ub.Ifeasuty man,
10 opposed by Kenneth Rayuer-lhe talented
I yourg " hug Nho has distinguished htaiseli IN
uaf state Legislature. Az accounts from that
quarter represent Rayuei's election a. ee'tsn.
! IL tie NeN bern District, Charles Shepard, also
elected Wig bu, converted to the beauties OF
VA Blrentsm, opposed by Col. B.ddle tWbigI.
/ The les, Ne. bern Spectator asserts confident
y. That Bied.c Ni be elected.
+ 10 ,he Wilmington District Gen. Mckay v,
4 has 10 opposition % yet.
+ IL lby Fayetteville District, Edmund Debcrry
Wing IS opposed By William A. Morris Van J.
We consider Mr D,bcrry's election certain.
I IL the Tattaro' District Edward Stany Wing
il opposed 81 Dt. Hall ~ b. aud We have heard
90 Uor Il, hardy enough TO question the triumph.
+ an, te. election Of the former
~ that the Wings have fair chance Of carry.
ing Ten cal Of TWETEEs Districts. We 90 no: say
hey atli eeftstnig succeed ~ tins extent, but ~.
+ hast good gFocuCs to hope It-hat. Reg.
/ Death Of a Patriarch We learn YER.
baly, that tie venerable General LeDoIr,
Of Wilkes, died al las residence in that
T. County, few days since, 10 the ~9th year
4 Of his ase. A. soldier OF the Revolution,
I be- was CONNECTED with some Of the most
prominent events Of our struggle for free.
dom, whilst as a citizen, he has always sus.
+ ta,ued the highest consideration. We shall
await with anxiety sketch of his long
eyrntlul Iile, from the pen Of some one con.
petent TO The task. Raidgh Register.
A RemimScence.--A friend has placed
10 our hands a Peoples Ticket" Of Elec
tors OF President aud Vice President ia
I 1924. aho voted for Gen. Jackson for Pres.
idcut. Ufthe fifteen gentlemen, I'VE or sIx,
We believe, are no, now living, one or more
has emlgraled, and the following are what
| The Standard would now call rank Federal.
lsts, VIZ: John Giles, John NJ. Morehead,
Jas. Mebane, JOSIAH Crudup, Edward b..
Dudley, aud Augustine II. Sheppard. Ii is
amusing 10 remember, that al the moment
when these gentlemen were exhibiting their
devotion TO republican principles, as they
thought, by voting for Gen. Jackson the
Editor Of the Standard was opposed to him,
/ and said to be IN favor of that arch FEEDER
a!ist, John Quincy ams.--Fdy. OBS.
/ The Pendeton Messenger, paper pub.
/ lished near Mr.. Cnhoun's residence, and
supposed TO reflect his opinions, says that
IN the contest for the Presidency, II Will
take no pari.--i0.
Tho question Of the concurrence OF Ken
lucky IN the Bill 10 incorporate the South
Western Raj! Road Bank, is beginning TO
excite great interest in that State. Ii will
probably operate materially in the coming
election for members of the Legislature.
At the hanging Of man lately in War.
rem county n. C. for numbering his nephew
the rope broke, and il became necessary 10
procure another. pull ut the sheriff :
neck would make him furnish better rere
next time.
II has been decided IN the assembly OF
| Connecslcu, LAG 10 46 that the credit OF the
state shall not be lcancl to railroad oompa'
nies.