The North-Carolina standard., 1843-06-07

tan county the Star anticipates sssevere struggle
But 10 our mind the field as fair and as open one
to General Saunders any man could desire What is
there in this strong- and valIant-heared
Mr. Miller which gives assurance to his friends even thai
he will contsrt the contest into 'ssevere struggle ;"
Gen. Saunders is twenty years before him in expert
euce and greatly beyond him in ability We predict thai
this valiant hearted canddate celebrated as he is in
the estimation of some for his versatility, Will accom-
plish emphaticalIy nothing.
In the si1t Distrct the Democratic majority is be-
tween two and three thousand Gen. Mckay, dIsn'
gushed Democrat long member of the House, is before
| the people for reelection.
In the seventh District the Hon. J. R. J. Daniel, demo
crat, and Wm F. Russell, Esq democratare before the
people, and opposed by Henry K Nash, Esq Federal
Wing Mr. Russell, We understand, recently avowed
intention to decline should whg be brought out
Mr.. Daniel member of the late Congress- and in
the capacity Of Representative acquitted himself we'll
Mr. Nash is young gentleman of respectable talents,
speaks with uency and is upon the whole, quite
good enough for the Whiggery But we can see no
| chance whatever for his election.
In The eighth District thecandidates Edward Stan
y, Federal Wing, and Washington, Democrat, both
members Of the late Congress. Mr.. StanlY we under
stand is still great braggart and demeans himself upon
the stump more like bully than gentleman. It would
be we'll if of democratic friends would remind
him Of his celebrated difficulty with Mr. Wise. 1t would
send him away with a flea in his ear.'' We heard him
speak in Raleigh at the great Coon gathering in 1910,
and surprised his and indelicate style
We heard him say then that he plain Republican
that assistance had been extended to him by the
arstocracy of the country but that when he commenced
the world he indebted for his advancement, TO the
hard-handed mechanics and farmers OF the county he
settled in We believe the facts 10 be Otherwise
We believe Edward Stany to be the most naughty
and confirmed aristocrat in North Carolina. and as
such totally unworthy the support of any portion of
the people of the eighth District But farther, will the
people Ofhe eighth District support the advocate oa high
Tariff? Opposed as they are, to the late Tariff which
alike protective and odious in every sense, will they
they give their sufirages to a man who betrayed
their interests in voting for that Tariff and who went
North in company with Fillmore and others, and the
price of few pitful shouts from Tariff crowd, boasted
that he had voted for the North and that he kle,o when
he thus voted that he taking ground against the nte
rests of his constituents Away with such fathess
public servants In Mr.. Arlington the people of the
eighth District have faithful and fearless democrat,
and gentleman every way competent to represent their
interests in Congress- Go to the pols then, fellow cit
izens and put down this Federal Whg and Tarie, by
electing the consistent and patriotic Arlington
In the ninth District Mr.. Kenneth Rayner and DR..
Goodwin c. Moore befoIc the people Mr. Rayner, it
Will De perhaps rememDefeQ, was member OF the last
Congress- and rendered himself celebrated some ex
tent by his the Bankrupt Act. He is also
tOOus for his indignation Speech against John Quincy
Adams and for his late devotion the Whg party of
which Mr.. Adams is the great Northern Leader. Dr.
Moore has considerable odds to contend against but
believe he will overcome them He is a gentleman of
good talents and high integrity, and with all hearts
we wish him success.
Upon calm and careful review of the whole matter
we think may confidently democratic |
friends, we'll at home abroad that the democracy in
North Carolina will send least sir if members
70 the next Congress. In August next North Carolina
will speak loud enough to be heard the whole Union
She will say that the Federal Wings have violated all
pledges upon whchhey went into power and that she
will support them no longer The boadsea other burning
Indignation will be placed upon the clamorous dema-
who have long vexcd and troubled her and she
will stand forth, regenerated and completely discnrall
ID from the influences of modern Federal Whiggery