The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

!. Ninth 4 B. Gtnse AakesAthe place of Cave
Johnson, who has becofae ansl lE. G@ef a different
soa He is a. DgAocfsk md viii be elected q
course y
Tsnt6 Milton Brown wlsig, offers for fe-elec-
zion, and il opposed by Stephen %. Tavat Demo
E Eeptnn John 3. Ashe, ,Whig, aerisrs. Fred
'rhe Whigs talk Of q Mr. scruggs, but he is
kdoaSefdt ABB aeesptiHg. aensG. D. Scafcy is
also spokea Of - -
KEaTUsK r. Frs, DistrioL Linn Boyd, for
many years,the faithful and worthy Dennocfat5c
repfesf1tniive, isacandidaie tor reelection He
pis opposed -6y Mr McElroy, also said tos be a
DeaSocratS The district gave: 30eafor Polk: !:
. SeroadA Willis Gfeeh fetfres and MIR.
MeHmry has been -serled upon as bis. Whig
'sucesssor., The district gave 1900 for Clay
!. ISsfd. Henry GridsF, Wing offers for re:
.lGlte politics. are also ,dnnoanced. The district
gate 2o0odof Gtay-.,... -...,.,,5:;f', - 'ts
) fourth, The Wbiss.haye agreefupon Joshua
f. Bell IS their caadiaSe Thes member Of the
last -cpngress: GeorgeA A. Caldwell, Democrat, is
also IN the field, and will give Nr, Bell a hard
pull Tbe: district gave IA 1arse majority for
7 Eta John w stone,; me member Of the
las, Congress, isthe Democratic Candidate, Major
r. p. Moore having withdrawn The wings
have selected DIR. Bryan r. Youag,o Hardin as
their candidate, De. r, G Palmer, who was first
noiuinated having declined. :. The contest viii
be close pReS ~ =. - ( y - =
: Sirh John White, the Wing leadht 10 the last
and Speaker Of fpfecedfng .Congefss, bas accepted
an appointments as Judge, and George r. Mckee
has been selected By the. Wings as bis successor
Green Adams, Wing, and John z. Martin, Demo
crat, are also candidates r. =. =
iSerentb. .Wm p. Thomasson, the Whig
nnember. of4he list Congress. wantsao,run dgain
bat Shelby couaty says " MOI" and has taken of.
all her candidates except Judge Wilson; in@order
Efiiah F. Nattalf will probably be the, Demo.
cratic nomiaee. There will. Be a hard Sight
Z Eighth? = Garfet Davis, Whig, offers for rev
election, and is 6pposrd by the we'll known Thom
as F: MafshaiL as on independent candidate. A
Mr. Tfabue, d sort of:d I" Native is also in the
field.
/ Ni1tA. ChiltaD, ,AlIan their strong man, has
beea no1ninated by the Nv bigs Judge Richard
French, HE able and popular member Of the last
Congress, who dechaed at first, will probably be-
candidate. A close and doubtful
contest * - - = ~.'I
Tenth Joseph w 1'bbaHs, Democrat d tai
snted m6mber OF THE last Congress, has the field
o himself John A, McClung, the candidate Sc
crted by the Wings, entered it, took u survey,
ound himself SICK and backetF out. -
fNDtAx1z Erst ,Distsiet Robert Dale Owen,
will be Il candidate, and tEected.,
4SecOnd Thomas J. -Henfy. Democrat, has been
for re-eiectioa; and Roger Martin as
ais Wing OPPONENT Chances IN favor of the
ofu1er >~,-''7
Third his understood that Thomas Smith,
he Democratic member ofthe last Congress, is TO-
,e ethrown overheard, Each party is to h old a.
Convention to nominate a. candidate. The Dis
F51S1 caEb B, Smith, whig, will be re-
nominated and elected
FI1h.'- William J., Brown,,> Democrat, has
eccivrd an appointment at Washington "a con-
'en.ion is TO be held soon to nonnate his success
or. - >
-,SirR~ John w. Davis's district; in regard to
yhich yVeknoW nothing.
SerenA A strong Wing district, which NE
;ain-d in 1913 BY the division of our opponents,
nd Will now probably lose = >
.EigALh A strong Dcmoerntc. district and
ohm Peui, che member ofthc last Congress, has.
'een nominatel for reelection. :. : q,
: Ninth A close district, from which we have
leard nothing - =
Tenth, Andrew Kennedy, Democrat is a CAM