Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-15
Ert,,,a The Hon. 4. Remckef.

PIrrsBoRoUeH, Aug. %, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: have received your polite invitation
to attend Mass Meeting be held at Goldsborougn
on the I'd and Sd of September next, complimentary
to the Hon. William X. King.
deenlv reoret tharan indispensable business en-
gagement will deprive me OF the pleasure 0! oe1ng
| present ON the occasion. Having served with Mr.:
| KING for nany years in the National Legislature;
know him to be honest, capable, and faithtu 10 te
Constitution He is native son OF North Caroll,
ma and from youth 10 manhood ard from mahnoou
n ace in public and in private at home and abroad,
his whole life has been alike honorable to himself ana
his country | rejoice therefore that the people OF
Wavne have determined assemble en- nausse to DO
honor to whose whole life has been spent In VIM
dication and support of the rights of the people.
trust ihe good example thus SET by the county OF
Wayne will be followed elsewhere, and tat we shail
! have Pierce and King Clubs and Mass Meetings In
every county in the State These are the best
of diffusing information among the people, and VIII
enable US the etfectuaily to expose the lalse-
hoods and frauds of wiley political adversary.
Our cause is good, but the best cause may and IS
often lost by too much apathy. If we would win
success, we must work for it, confident that with
proper exertons glorious victory awlts US In NO
vember.
wiz" s'''' '''F''' A. RENCHER.
To Messrs BUNNYAN BARNES, JOHN EvERIrT, w.
K. LANE. JAMES F. koRNEGAY, VIM. l. DoRTCH and
Others Committee of Invitation. Goldsboro', N. o.
From Perrin BuSbee, ESqr.
RALEIGH, Sept. LIST, 1852.
GENrLEMEN:-Until within day or two past,
had INDUCED the expectation OF being able to comply
with YOUR polite invitation to be present at Mass
Meeting of the Democracy at Godsboro', on the 81
and Sd inst but regret that, owing to pressing aud
indispensable private engagements, must De denieo
that pleasure. shall, however, be with you IN spirit
and wishes for such assemblage and such demon
stration as shall be worthy Of your hosptable and
patriotic community, and worthy OF the distinguished
statesman is whose honor this meeting is called.
To the friends of Pierce and King this broad Union
~ OIiOaSh a
ford the most gratifying and suspicious encourage
ment. The glorious result of the August elections
has caused Democratic reoicings in thirty States,
and if the victory decisveIy achieved is pressed
and followed up with the unanimity and zeal which
elsewhere-from the hills of New Hampshire to the
Cotton fields of Texas-are awakened In million OF
hearts, the position of this State, tor scores OF years
to come, will be on the side of repubcanlsm, and OF
fife real friends of the Union. Nor this result be
misinterprete Whatever apologies may be offered,
OF whatever explanations suggested by our opponents
in regard recent triumph, 1t cannot be Denied
that their Presidential candidate has proved unac-
ceptable to the people of :his dtitude that their
counsels have accordingly been much dstracted'ia
of their abest men driven OF In word' that
they have been BEATEN no less from the strength OF
our cause, than the weakness OF their own. lhelr
candidate is believed to have been nominated through
sectional Influences and the apprehension Is but TOO
we'll founded, that his election would be hailed oy
than threefourths of his supporters in the Tree
States, sectional triumph: Heaven save the
Union from that extremity of peril, in which such
event, so produced and regarded, would place it
and may Of the responsibility for attach to this
old Commonwealth! On the contrary, as friends OF
the Union and of the rights of the States, desiring
the cessation of the slavery agitation ndispensa-
Bile its safety, and seeing in the candidates of the
Democratic party, franklin Pierce and w lillian II.
King the full measure of ability and patriotism ade-
quate secure this great end and withal to carry
out in their administration, the true republican Prin
cipIes of the Government, let with voice rally
to their support. Let US woodwork late and work
eary-and as opponents from their late defeat
may redoube their energies for the ides of Novem
Der, let u.s. from opposite redouble ours, and
take fresh zeal from our late success.
With the highest respect,
| Your obi servant,
| PERRIN BUSBEE.
DIN. S. A. ANDREWS, and others, Conn.,, Colds
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