The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-26
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
MIR. Fillmore md North CarOlina-The
Voice OF the People.

| There is, perhaps, no State in the Union in
which more hearty appreciation Of the principles
and policy OF the present Administration has been
expressed, than in North Carolina. At almost
every county meeting held by the Wings within
the last six months, resolutions of the strongest
character, in favor of Mr.. FuLMonr and his Cab.
net, have been adopted The present Chief Magis
tratc OF the nation is earnestly urged for cleo
ton; while Mr.. Graham is evidently the favoritc Of
North Carolina for the Vice Presidency. We have
before US, for example the proceedings Of no less
than six county meetings. 1. They hold but one Ian
guagc.
At Craven county il was resolved that t" we
have abiding confidence in the ability, integri-
ty. and national principles Of Willard Fillmore,
President Of the United States; that we believe in
his administration of public affairs he has rarely
If ever been surpassed in prudence, wisdom, and
fidelity to the Constitution, and that he cminenty
deserves the confidence and support of all parties
throughout our country; and we believe that his
reelection would promote the best interests Of the
whole country"
In Jones county it was resolved that "Mlard
Fillmore, in discharge of the high duties of Presi
dent Of the United States, has faithfully preserved
protected. and defended the Constitution Of his
country; and while his Administration has been
execrated by Freesoilors and Abotionsts on the
one hand, and Seccssionists on the other all true
lovers Of the country do not hesitate bcstow upon
il their warmcst appreciation; and believing. If re-
elected, he would continue to defend the Constitu
ton, and execute fairly the laws made and ap
proved under il, we therefore recommend him az
our fret choice for the Presidency Of the United
States."
In Greene county il was resolved that ait 10
with noble pride and exultatiop that we regard
the lustre which has been added to our glory as
nation, by the dignifed, patriotic, and mastery
adminstr alton Of our Government under Willard
Fillmore, and most gladly and hopefully would
nail the flag Of Fillmore and Graham at our
masthead; but in this do not disparsgc the
claims Of some others of our prominent men, and
with equal devotion would we do our duty in tho
hope Of entru-ting the helm to their hands, firm
as we are in our confidence in their principles and
their patriotism, and in their ability TO guide Us
rightly and safely
In STAFFORD county the following resolution was
adopted
"Resoipsd, That, although VIC leave our dele
gates free TO act in convention as circumstances
may prompt them, we feel IL fit occasion to ex-
press our hearty approval Of the Admins of
Millard Fillmore, both its domestic and foreign
policy; and that this meeting has entire confidence
IN The virtue, ability. hrmness, and patriotism Of
President Fillmore"
In Robson county the following
"Rssoioed, That in the torrof our Gov.
eminent by our present able, gifted Chief Magie-
trate, we recognise signal illustration Of the eff
cheney Of the principles OF the Wing party TO save
the country in any emergency.
"Rssotred, Tbatwe prefer Willard Fillmore TO all
other statesmen the Union candidate for the next
term OF the Presidency
In Pitt county the following:
"Re'oDed, That in Willard Fillmore we recog-
misc the model statesman--the noble and fearless
pasrot-tbe President Of the Union; and that with
him as our candidate for the Presidency, and the
equally upexceptonahIc Graham for the Vice Pre-
sidency. the Wings of this Statc-the people OF this
state-woud march TO n complete victory over the
Sccessionsts and the Frcesoilers"
There is to be Wing State Convention in Ra
leigh, April 20, 10 nominate a candidate on the
Gubernotorial ticket; and also convention in
Greenvillc, May 5, to appoint delegates to repre-
sent the district in the Wing National Convention.