Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24
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Demoe ratio Meeting In sampson.


Pursuant to previous notice meeting of the
Democrats Of Sampson has held in the Court House
in Clinton, on Saturday, the ilth inst. which was
organized by the appointment of DR.. William Nc
koy Chairman and Thomas H Holmes, Esq and DR..
Thomas J. Boy kin. Secretaries
The Chairman addressed the meeting At some
length in very appropriate and soul-<,irrng speech
urging the necessity of union ard harmony in tie
Democratic ranks, contendng ,ha: true Democracy
vas emphatealIy tie cause in which every true pa
ttiot should be deeply interested
On mo;Ion- DR.. Thos Bunting, Thos H. Holmes
Ihos- FaiSon. Arthur Brown ana Felix B. SIiIiart
ESqrs.- appointed a committee to preDara raso.
lutIons for the action Of the meeting who in varx
short time through their chairman, Thos H Holmes.
Esd made the following report, which was unani-
mously adopted:
WHERE'S Convention Is TO be held in the eitv ~ R.l
elgh On the lsSh day Of April (uruxino) for the ra
81 nominating suitable person STANDARD berer in
the next Guoernatorial campaign therefore,
Rs$otred, That in union there Is ro3rtb and W.
heartily approve Of said Convention
hesoErsd hat Sampson county will b. represented in
Sad Convention, and that the Chairman Of this meeting ar
poI p sI1sI d.gzIegatez to attend the same
Ia nat We heartily rrns confidence the
- ADOPTED y the last State and National Conventions
frfa, That the course pursued by President Pierce
s!ee Ms inauguration demands ksTtz auu-oyaI al
taa ms Of the affairs the General Gov
a1oras q PROOF not only of his high qualifications
ineoEruptible integrity P-A@iE-0S 1Ad
Re&red. That David 5. Reid has endsared himself
PoPe OF the State for the able and efficient ranner N
Hc lie mas discharged the duties Of the Executive and =
~o1@hE Oh our fullest confidence and gratitude
hssotCed- That Col Samuel J. Person of New u,ror.-
o4 9elenaeF o. democracy, to Its faith and has
EoE Tor himself highest admiration and a--e- s %
~ recommend him choice for Governor feel
aIen' iaat with such champion, victory would be
is0<red, hat tandny our great desire that Col
should De our candidate for Governor vet wa are
Wiling to aeqaiesee, and support the nominee If
vac Ate convention, having the utmost confidence in 10
prudence and wisdom. IL It's
ln accordance with the ID resolution. the folloyv
ing delegates were then appointed, viz DR.. Thomas
l; b0ykIn, Owen FennelI, r. C. Holmes. Amos Rov-
a. Ihomas d. Holmes. w |. Devane. ]. c Holmes
;. A Moore. John w. Brown, J. R, Beaman Isbsrn
noyal arthur Brown, u. /. Faison, J. L. Boykin-
~ Iiiam Williamson, Everett Peterson W. c.
Dfa0gnorn, j {. Williams, Isaac Hobbs, W. T. Rea.
nan; Joel Hines. Isaac W. Lane, r. r Bell. DR. 2
r, SHAW, l. y. Lane, VIM. Faison Sr, E. B. Nillard
"; A Faison, F. J. Faison, Curtis Thompson Thos
l. Falson, j. S. Parish, p Murphy, VIM. / Bob;n-
son. Geo. W. Robinson, a n Mathis, l.. A. Powell
Hardy Herring, J. p Treadwell, Richard Harr;n1
Geo Robinson, Henry Owen, Murdock White e d
Cogdell' John Fowler, Bluman H. Crumpler. RIacL.
man Crumpler, Wiley Butler, Ishan McIamb K;Ihao
Lassiter, Handy Warren. D. C. McPhaiI. Geo u
Daaghtefy. VIM Gregory. j. B. Cox, Sr.. A 4 Me-
Aoy' AdoiPhus Howard. Fleet Cooper. A r Ne
hoy and u. {. Blouni; and, on motion of DIR Rnnt.
the name OF the chairman was added TO the list.