Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-11-05
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The Good Work in the West.

The Hon. Daniel NJ. Barringer addressed the peo-
Die at Charlotte, Saturday last, in favor of the
election of Buchanan and Breckenridge. The DEM
ocrat speaks in highly complimentary terms of Mr..
Bsrringer's effort on the occasion.
Mr. Barrnger has been leading Wing He was
the candidate of the Whig party Of this State for
United States Senator at the last session of the
Legislature; and by appointment of Mr.. Fillmore,
he represented this country for several years as
Minister at the Court Of Spain. With Osborne,
Steele, Cameron, Kerr, Wright, Winsow, and 9TH
ers formerly Wings, he prefers his country to mere
party and is giving substantial evidence of the fact
by his exertions in the Democratic cause.
The Hon. Burton Craige addressed the people at
Charlotte OH Monday last. The Democrat Of Tues
day says:
Mr. Craige the representative of this District in Con-
eress his fellow citizens this place yesterday
HIS speech argumentative and convincing aud evinced
thorough knowledge of the subjects dis cussed If had
the room, might particuisrze The able
which he forth the claims of Mr. Buchanan who
know the speaker that it well done. The 9TH
District an able per-
OF Burton Crage He has been zeaously engaged in
the canvass for the last few weeks.
Our Democratic friends may listen for good re-
port from the Meckenburg District on Tuesday
next.
We find in the Charlotte Democrat the following
letter from Mr.. Barringer TO committee Of citizens
Of Arson County:
"CH.RLorrE, Oct. %, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: On my return here after temporary alb
had the pleasure Of receiving your of the 10Th
u inviting me TO be present and participate in the pro-
ceedings of meeting of the people to be held
miles Of Wadesboro the 5Vh inst. regret that
another engagement. for similar purpose at different
regret the because it derives OF the happiness
Of meeting with SO many of my old friends political and
PERSONAL the county OF Anson, who have stood SIDE by
side with in former years, and who still acting
with in this great struggle for constitutional liberty
for the Union and for the equality of the all
of and political madness the
NORTH which, if successful in its unhoy crusade against
rights would end ip placing beloved South i'll the
mostdegradng condition Of colonial dependence
saage
action hand. Are you all ready for the 4th
Norenber Let all the friends of the South unite
their party chickering's and prejudces in united effort
preserve the Constitution and the Union Let the fana
tics Of the North that the whole South can and will be
united The Union Of the South in this fearful crisis Is her
only surety against tie blind msdness # the North. Let
meet fusion" there against US with fusion here for self
defence
The signs of victory for constitutional liberty are indeed
cheering The clouds which lately overcast the horizon
the Union, has become the break-wa-
ter for the South against the mighty and combined torrents
Of abolition and Of faction which were madly sweeping
down upon from the excited North 1t fit and pario-
tic that her avorite and eminent statesman James
Buchanan should the cordial and united of the
South IN this perilous crisis.
Mr.. Fillmore patriotic he is is scarcely the con-
Test tie cannot be elected He has not the strength t0
defeat the combined enemies of the South and Of the Onion
We would have to be under present glorious Con
stuton The real ontest is 6etscse~ Baeaaan and Ere
mn. The result will show You and all that am right in
this prediction Mr.. Buchanan be elected by uncI
OF the South and thus defeat the combined hordes of abo
tiuns Let hen the friends of the South of the Con
stuton and the Union, all stand together in this contest
and brilliant and decisive triumph fur the South and fol
the true friends Of the whole country will be our reward
and satisfaction
beg you gentlemen, to accept my warmest thanks fo
the kind in which your invitation has been addressed
to me. am rejoced to hnd your Committee the hon
ored of my old political and personal friends and
trust there great many in the noble and ancen
county Anson who will and vote with you the 4tl
Of November
remain, gentlemen, tru and respectfully your frent
and 0b't sery'
D. NJ. BARRINGER.
To W. Leak, Esq, Col. Jos. White, w. w. Wilkins
Esq, and Others Committee"