The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-06

EDeKeoMB sdpsoN AND LINCOLN
WsEegret eklFsnely ahaf lss are unable to
publish d fqll the preceding Of the Democratic
Meetings in the above Counties But our mat.
Ser was sok arranged and made up, before W.
received them, as % render Il impossible: and
fearing ulakshe Msssage0f Tie Presioent will be
of such aAepgsh as to exclude them next week
we spread them before our readeHsnow, in a con.
densed form. az q
i The Meeting in -Edgecomb was held on the
28th nltimo Jesse G. knight Esq. was Chair.
man,aand John p. Sharpe Esq Secretary. The
Resolutions were reported from the Committee bv
Henry IssClark, Esq They recspitula,e in =
brief but able manner, the prominent Democratic
principles; appoint n DeIegstes to attend the
District Convention, as suggested BY the democrats
of Craven; the following are the Delegates to
the Convention at Washingtons4 sMessfs. WE
Dancy, John Norfees LstsL DaneF, James 8
Battle, VIM D. Petway, John Bridgers Gen
Wyatt Moye, Lewis Belcher, Or. P sSugg, L. c.
Pender, Col, VIM H, Hines, K Thigpen, S. T.
Bradley JssC. Knight, p Mcdowell, VIM. z
BeIlamy. DC. Barlow, and Col. b. KiIebrsw
And the following gentlemen were appointed dele.
gales to the State Convention viz: Gen. T. D
Wilson, E. D. Macnair, Wm. -Norfeet R. II
Austin. &C. @. Hunter, r. E. Macnair, r. r. Brid0.
ers,i iJesse43 43ulluck, Armstrong M. WilifordrW VIM.
J. Armstrong, Gen. Joshua Barnes, J. q. Will.
liams, Gen. Wyatt Moye, Col R. Bynum, B.
Sykes, VIM Hines, DR.. P. Sugg, s. L. Hart R.
D. Wimberley, Jesse Mercer, DR.. T. N. Mercer,
D. 9. Baker,sWm Thigpen, H. Ward, B. Bats,
Col. G. Mabry, Blair Bryan, Mail R..Cherry,
j. B. Pender, James S. Battle, T. l.. Maner,
H. Pitt, J. p. Sharpe. w.
The meeting.was addressed by that sterling
democrat, COLA Biggs, Of Martin. We wei
come glorious old Edgecomb to the approaching
State Convention
.. The meeting in Sampson was held on the a2a
ultimo. Isaiah Thomson, Esq in7the Chair, and
Thomas Faison,, Esq Secretary. Messrs. R.
CsFloimes, p. Murphy, Esq DR. r., Mckay, w.
Royal, and /. W. Lane, reported the Resolutions
The Resolutions allude to the ifnporance of the
ensuing campaign; approve of the proposed
National Convention, as the best means for attain.
ing harmony and securing the nomination of the
best and strongest man; appoint 13 Delegates to
attend the District Convention to be held in VII.
mington on the 4th Monday in January next to
select Delegate to the Baltimore Convention;
appoiat FL Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention J. express preference for Mr. HoKB
for Governor, Mr.. VAN BUREN for President,
and WILLIAM r. KING for Vice President but
nevertheless avow determination,to TO support the
nominees. The following gentlemen were appoin,
ed Delegates the District Convention Messrs
J. Beykin, P. Murphy, J., Herring, R. Parish
I. Bunting W. Williamson, w. C. DraughOn
Dr.. r. Mckay, Vim. Faison, c. w. Robinson,
;. A. Moore, S. Roykin. D. Parker.
And the following Delegates to- the State Con.
7ention: Messrs- A. B. Chestnut, |. w. Lane. r..
G. Holmes, H. Herring, H. Owens J. Sellers, j.
D. Parker, John Goodwin, A Hobbs, g. Daugh-
ry, 1 McClam. Z. G. Gavin, T. |. Faison D.
Murphy, John Wright, J. White, J. Spell, W.B
Jackson, B. Cox. J. Bennett K. Faison, and l.
aiah Thomson.
The meeting was addressed in an eloquent and
manner by J. C.. Dobbin, Esq. of
Cumberland
FSce democratic meetings have recently been
leld IN LincoLm-one at the Court House, one at
ohm Antonys', one at Torcnccs Tan-yar one at
Capt. Fronebargers', one at L w Wsnggs', and one
It Lifords.' Ofthe meeting at the Court house.
Lncotnton)J J. Holland Esq was Chairman and
Z Williamson, Jr Esq SAcretary-~l.W William
on Esq. submitted the Preamble and Resolutions
They approve of the State and National Con-
entions recommend the district aud per capito
vstera of voting in the National Convention: ap.
ONT fen delegates from Lincoln To the district
onvention to be held at Davidson College. on the
tn January next, to appoint district delegate 10
he National Convention; appoint delegates to
'eState Convention from Lincoln; express pref
rencefor JOHN G. CALHOUN for President, LEVI
WOODBURY. for Vice President and MICHAEL
4OKE for Governor i, .. ...
The following gentlemen are the Delegates to
he District Convention Messrs John G. Lewis,
ohm Webster, DanielseagH, Larkin StoweJ.
'lunk, Lawson Kistler, David Abernathy, James
Guinn, John r. Oats, and Benz Morris And
se following gentlemen were appointedto attend
le State Convention: Messrs l. E. Thompson
ohm Webster, Wm. Williamson, Samuel Stowe,
'homas J. Eccles, James White, Valentine Darr,
nd John F. Hoke. At all the small Meetings,