The North-Carolinian., 1852-05-22
Democratic State Convention.

Orange. and r. X. Bryan, of Cumberland. were
appointed Secretaries
On motion of VIM. Gulick, Esq. Of WAYNE,
me roll of Counties was called. and the follow
s ing delegates appeared and were registered:
Atanance-Gen Benz Trollnger. r.
BertieIohn Mitchell and VIM H Mitchell.
6snnsxick-Edvard Cantwefl.
! u tdTfitae III
uCsrteret-James Shepard. Wesley Jones and
w w Holden
Caswe:l-Richard Jones and F Stan6eld.
Catswba--Wesley Jones.
Chaesamt-Ab Abram Rencher and Emmerson.
CleavelandSW w Holden
Cravei-Wm Gulick
Columous-W w Holden
Cumoehsnd-C II Coheld, Geo W Pegram,
Silas Douglass, R Bryan, G Wright. James
Dobbin md John Strange
Duplin-7Wm Hill and J L Badger.
dgecornbe-Thos L Maner> VIM F Mercer,
Rich'd A Savage and Jas D Jenkins.
Franklir r-Wm Dunn, John d Hawkins, Jr,
Isaac Winaon and Allen Perry.
Forsytht-!oseph Masten.
GatesTN VI Saunders and w w Holden.
Granvile-John Eaton and NJ Stone
Greene-David G w Ward
GuilfoHl-Robert Dick
Johnspn-A J Leach, T NJ Whitley, B
Richardson, w Tomlinson, Tomlinson
Jones-Wm P Ward and w A Cox.
LenoiI-Wm Sutton and John L Lee.
Moore-John Shaw.
N.
New Hanover-D McRae, Edward Cantwell
and N D Fennell
Onsltw-L w Humphrey
Oranee-Wm N Pratt, Thos Lynch, Freeman
walker, VIM II Howerton and VIM II Bailey.
Pasqaotank-L d Starke.
Person-Samuel Jacobs.
Pitt-Joseph Williams.
olph-James Page.
RocAngham-Gen F L Simpson, Col James Nj
Walket, DRILL Scott and Alfred Reid.
kutherford-Frank l Wilson.
Stokes-Robt P Dick
Surr.-W w Holden and r Dick
Wake-R NJ Saunders, Hayes, Wesley
Jones, w W Holden, Willis Whitaker, VIM A
Allen, 3 Rollins, Burwell Temple, Jas Shcp-
ard, & II Wilder, Simon Smith, David Smith, w
R Scott, o L Burch, Jeremiah Nixon, Perrin
Busbee William R Poole, Rufus H Jones, T G
Whitaker, A Dunn, John Scott, Seth jerks,
Quentin Busbee, Green Beckwith Isaac H Rog-
ers, Kimbrough Jones and Michael Thompson.
Warren-Wm Hawkins, Henry Macon, Jas
T Russell. Henry Harris, and Edwin Drake
Wayne-Jobn Sherard, Wln r Dortch, Wrp
B Gniick. aad r L thompson.
Yadkin-R Dick
On motion of Dick. ESQ, a Committee Of
nine. consisting Of ore from each Congressional
District. was appointed to report permanent of
hcers and rules of order for the Convention The
Committee Was composed of the following gem
temen: 1st District, F | Wilson 2nd District
Wesley Jones; 3rd District, John Shaw; 4th
District, Dick; 5th District. Rich'd Jones :
9th District, JAS T Russell; 7th District, c C
Wright; sth District, VIM Gulck 9th Dist,
L D Starke.
On motion of Hon c Dobbin, the Convention
then adjourned to meet again at 3, o'clock. p. m
THURSDAY, 81 o'clock. P. M.
The Convention re-assembled, and S Eaton
Esq, resumed the Chair.
The Committee appointed to report officers
and rules of order for the Conventions, reported
through their Chairman. r Dick, Esq. recon-
mending Duncan K McRae. of New Hanover, as
liant nf hoH
Geo W Pegram, F L Simpson. and L D Starke
rs Vice President; and K. K. Bryan, William H
Bailey. and Joseph Masten. as Secretaries. The
report was unanimously concurred in. Mr. Dick
President to the Chair. On assuming the Chair
Mr. McRae spoke as follows:
GENTLEMEN THE CONVENTION: To say that Gems.
body numerous, Intelligent and representing
it does large portion Of the intelligence of native
st is but feeble uttcrance of the which
/ an, inspired and | we'll assured that the same
partiaty which has placed me in this position will
assistance successful discharge
which may devolve upon
the course Of Wing friends in their late Convention
marked by kind and liberal demeanor. Such has
s the poson ohn Who now as m .nsr 3 p"sty H
nouncsd Us as irogues and swndlers The distinguish
ed gentleman who has just been nominated by them
elegant expression civilized appeation of
Vandals'' In that Convention the grandfa
tory >; and forgotten how lately a circular
put forth a certain denouncing az dis
whose intelligence patriotism and of
we excite the admiration of political adversary
mannsrsin this particular and to follow the example
have set them of polite and courteous department
tests teachings have not been in vain this
is not the only lesson which Whg friends
ed from
When to the fact that this Government has
been administered Democratic with
interissons) and that under the
cples country has advanced to glory
that all policy securely establish
in the public appreciation free party
Is ample compensation for all the labor been
IN tanning and supporting them only won
that intelligent seeng that thes.
them. do not and make common cause with ns
promoting the honor elevaug character of
The duty which lies before gentlemen plain and
palpabls 18th there is necessity for evasion
o. subterfnge. Our principles known of all men
They based fixed foundation need not any
assistance from ingenuity. Federal polites ID
'andmarks Of Democracy. With TO the late
series of for purpose of quietno
gard the only Of that aerie,
useful to the South the National Democracy the only
source that can he looked for its faithful ex.cution
We may have differed as to tho Comprmis." pending
its but all of viii be gratned object cha.
any who look upon this great Republic extend
to sea. whose Dag in the North-east
tie sepbyrs Of the soutb~est Paeiae~os.
rides on every wave and whose courage and
the admiration the word~ho rsrneubcr that he
the citizen Of such Republic Inspired BY ths
that time will continue develop her and
Gentlemen with regard questions Of State policy
tas Psrty hes NO causs for onnosalment
Of Free Sufage-~s regard it peoples rcht xzs
privilege ithas been manfuy successfully supported
by present Executive and We win chersR and elm,
70 it until b speedy legislative enactment the peop
shall enEraf it upon the Constitution. Gov Reid ha
basis representation with an omen and