The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24

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CANDIDATE arc every where excited and aroused.
Never before have the Democracy Of this State had
more at sstaks, better prospects Of success. But
we will not detain our readers from the good e,u, to
be found below.
.sf GUILFoRD, July 90, 1885,
The Wing candidates in this County are making
desperate rally for Manly. Most of their Speeches
are efforts to array the West against the East. They
advocate the white basis to the full extent denounee
Col Reid a. tie friend If tie East and The enema, of tke
West. and 60 for the Union, right or ,crone. Nv
hopes for Red's election Strengthened every day
The East ought to rally to him to man. This Wh;e
doctrine Of the white basis is perfect outrage upon
the rights of the East and s the same doctrine CON.
Guilford will do her duty for the Peoples Candi-
date ;" - - !
FoRsYrHE. July 10, 1850.
Please send me some Reid Tickets. We shall
gain for him in Forsythe. l have been Democrat
since was Of age, and subscriber to the Standard
ever since that time. Hurrah for Reid -
~ GRANVILLE, July 19, 1850.
"Col. Reid will get much more than the Demo
cratic vote OF this County, and much larger vote
than before. There is little doubt, think, of his
being our next Governor" a.1..a
- JOHNSTON, July 20, 1850.
The canvass has opened warmly in this County,
and will continue so till the election. Mr.. Watson
will be reelected by large majority. His opponent,
DR.. Leach, twists and turns in every direction. He
has been known as Rail Road man, and subscribed
for five shares in the Central Road yet he opposes
the Road, and says he would have voted against the
charter. Two years ago he opposed Equal Suffrage;
aow he adopts the Wing platform, though when
in the lower part Of the County, he sad if elected
he would 60 dead shot against it. One of the Whg
candidates in the Commons says Equal Suffrage is
hunbug and in the next breath he never opposed it.
and that the people may haoe it if they want it.
These wings are all "no,,party men" about this
time. 1t is disgusting to hear men come out and
talk as they do, when it is notorious that thew are
and always have been violent partizans.
Our candidates conduct themselves nobly. Messrs
Watson and Sanders discuss and explain Democratic
principles IN strong style and they are laborng most
fully on Manlys conduct in the West, on the basis
OF representation, explaining the effects of Manly's
doctrines and warning the people of the consequent
ces. Push on the column for Reid and Victory. +"
suRRY, July ii, 1850.
"Gov. Manly and Col. Reid have passed up
through Surry. You may safely set down Reid's
gain in this County at ffy over his former gain.
Many's Speech was perfect bundle of humbuqge-
ry, and was regarded totally unworthy of the Gov
ernor OF the State. Send on the extra Standards
every one is good for one vote for Col. Red.''
BERTHE, July 20, 1850.
We shall do all in our power for Col. Reid, up
to the last hour Of the election, when have every
reason to believe will return him trumphantly
elected to the Gubernatoriai Chair Please send me
some Tickets''
ONsLow, July IL, 1850.
Will you be surprised when assure you that
so-called Internal Improvement Meeting was held at
Jacksonville in this County, Gov Dudley chairman,
to bring out Wing candidates for the Legislature!
The celebrated DR.. Dishongh was first called up;
next in turn was Mr.. D. w. Sanders and next was
Mr.. A. higgins, who, after saying much in so-caed
internal Improvement Meeting in his praise and
that of Gov. Manly, wound up by declaring himself
a candidate also for the Commons. One Ex-Governor
Dudley also addressed this Meeting in great praise of
Gov. Manly. He said he had known Manly long,
and that he was very honest and very clever fell
terms, upon party Conventions, and said those who
went into them were compelled to vote for the nom-
nees, whether they had brains or not. Wonder if
Gov Manly is not party nominee
We shall give Col. Reid fine VOTE"
EDcEcoMBE, July ls, 1850.
"An's we'll here for the Democrats. There will
Reid. The people now think they can elect him,
and Edgecombe will do her best. -
WILMINGTON, July IL, 1850.
"Success to Reid, Newsom, Saunders, JONES' and /
Rollins! Reid will do better here than he did be-
more besides. Give it to the Whig Editors, and
snare them not We mnst and mill trinmnh All |