Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29
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Accordink q fgssioNA notice I snss,Ns'
Desnorfsfic paStVsofs Columbus county Of The
WhiteS S5ntfN6 sfeeif ind8sS lSb;sf ~ "as ned
BY Calvin HAYNES sa being callea :" ~ GAINED
and r. L Vaifand a. j. Butrler rcnestsS T !. Chai,
Secretaries Z ~ % act u
The object az III nreef;6s HAVING h..,
viz: The appointment 81 deIecatas to d. Planned
order to nominate 1 Democratic cand;d.to S.e'gh
ernos and the selection II deeyafea - lot Gov,
Whiteviiie on the tn oe A1vjisHext for .h It
Of making choice of q Scnatoriai c.nIapp urposs
Chairman appointed Messrs. F. George T The
ell, W.sHs Tpop,s Col NJ Powell. and + u u row.
mersetf, to draf resolutions Tor the .ct;a. GUN.
meetings Alter short absence the Commits. ths
turned, and through their Chairman p %e n.
Esq, reported the subioined resolutions vhs Ieo'gs
unanimously adopted: ggess istsA ~ sa were
Res0tced Thatwe approve of Rale;oh .. 4,
and the 10th Of April as the time of holdn.
cratic State Convention. for the purnose oS Demo-
ting candidate for Governor in the ensn," "Ol'na
Material canvass. 3 sssssss ;t5s - euOe.
Resolced, That the Chairman appo;nt tuo..-
delegates to represent the county of ColnmhyaN
said Convention. .is',e-4 '@
Rssolped, That we concur with opr f.o-,
Brunswick county in the proprietv Of ho,d;n e"us
trict Convention composed of delegates fo,. us
den, -Rsunswick and Columbus. at Wb;ton;u. d.
the 7th of April next for the purpose Of non,;oa
Democratic candidate for Senator. to renroa"" "ans
district at the ensuing session of the this
Resozoed, That the Chairman appoint f o"ra
legates to represent this county in said C"nseos
Resolred. That the Democratic marry IL .ua
one which can Justly Law aim to naon,;,r .ae only
timent and action; that to this party alone ~ SEN
try can look with any reasonable expecta,ie. soa
its best interests will he promo.ed hv rrosa" na
Constitution intact. respecting the sovers;cn inc
of the States. and thus pcrpetuatinp their H., sas
Rssoloed, That President Pierce, bv his bold H.,
and patriotic administration of the affair. os aos
at home and abroad has nroved h;nsa' MS ~. y. State
WORTHY Of the confidence Of tho Ameroa,, e.alenly
their Chief executive that his natr;o,sm ! peopeas
tied within sectional lines and bonnd..;a % "D im'
large enough to embrace onr whole conn.s, Sa1
South East and West, and that in his 10y. norm
and elcyant messaoes ia Congrnse h. -. "' wear
our people to their true constitutional d",d poe
called upon them in the language of nato,;o anu
ness, to act in good faith towards one another "sS
Resolced, That the Democratic party Of th;s s.,..
have reason to he nrond IF thn;r rcson. i' ot'e
natr;ot;c Govcrnor Tho. his co,,rI ps"t aoe ana
fhronyho,t rs to claim ta ,,ra;,n;,h" "S oeer suca
nj his fallow .c;,;zens . ,haraf.a ~ .Vlnaence
first choice FIR ct. n .he ."a: ne our
n,tor;,I canvas - '''' ensuing queer
In accord,ncc with the above reso,ot;or. ,,on..-
man annointad o. dj,r,t.s IN oroson. H.; o'aa'
in thn Do,uocr.tc Sfota (,onv,nt;o,, .. l. III!
Rale;yb the 18th os Anil nav, viz ~ % Nc nea
(:eor9. w n Too,, " ~ n,.snn -" e @' l.
Col Il po,am Nh M.K olas, yIo", n'W W, @eoge'
NJ W;l,;.n,'nns.I ~ S',,'.s,. y " W. n
n W;,,;a,ns., - III. ~ ~ ~: n. fUwel,
S,,niv Ev.ra., nDsa. I.'h.. Mil. - G0u~'n' w.
i.nro,, w G yo'1 ID In'is. ':i, .. H. Gore
q Cor. r, p. w.. u Ice, Jas beaGh, T.
Ron-o IN ,nn,;nn III TI,.;n ay"sS Snu .. ".
were added r. the .hove ,,.,sa.t;an anu 'e''s'''eS
r. $500 ~ S 49, u',esato" ,
ch.;.,,,.r, r.,;.t "a w co"'e"''on' 'ae
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w Rso.., H. oo'i,' - Du'neT, l. L. 'a's ".
S,.nlv 'Tno MAJ. Tea IT. c., m wa W..
F Fsssydsvs j. NJ NJ Core 4 J. BALDWIN, land aaiS
F. George, ESQ.,, was then called for. and RESPOND.
ed in brief and pointed address which was received
with marked satisfaction by the meeting. lie alud.
cd to the proud position occupied by the Democratic
party as the only one that was truly constitutions
and national; and going back to the early political
history Of the country he showed while our on
ponents were constantly aiming to centre power in
the federal government, our doctrine and practice
tended to place and to keep it in the hands of those
whom of riyht IL beongcs He ranit}lv sketcbed the
turns and manauvres- 1.-The false professions and
shifting expcdients of Whiggefy. until It finally, IS
some had truly said. ad,ed Of innate corruption"