Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-18
c.,a,a.,e. for the Legislature.

Candidates for the Legislature.
David Coleman. ESQ is candidate for reelection
: ,he Runcombe Senatorial District. His opponent
~ r. Vance, K N, formerly one OF the Editors
If the Asheville Spectator.
Bedford Brown, Esq, is the K. N. canoldate ior
.he Commons in Davie County
r. F. Bond, Esq, is the Democratic candidate TOR
.,o Commons in Lenor. Mr.. Sutton, who has serv-
>. .be County so faithfully, declined to run.
". E. Mann, Esq, is the K. N. candidate in Pas
,o,onk County. The Dea ocratic candidate is Will
liam A. Harvey, Esq
Col. John B. Jones is candidate for re-eleetlon
from the Camden and Currtuck Senatorial District.
DR.. R. billiard is the Democratic candidate IN Jus
cbowan and Gates District The K. N. candidate
is DR.. O. B. Savage, Of Gates
Hon. Samuel P. Hill is candidate for the oeha.e
in Caswell. William Long, Esq, and capt. d. NJ
Allen are candidates for the Commons-ah Oe'no-
Gratis.
The Democratic candidates in New Hanover are,
Owen Fenne, Esq, for the Senate, and Samuel "A.
Holmes ESQ.,, and DR.. R. H. Tate for the Commons
Joseph B. Cherry Esq, is candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Senate from BERTHE; and Hon. DAVID
Outlaw and P. H. Winston. Esq, for the Commons
all X. Ms.
William H. Thomas, Esq, Dem, is candidate Tor
reelection in the Haywood Senatorial Dlst''ct'-
Geo. w. Hayes, Esq, K. N, is talked OF ey some
of the K Ms as his opponent
Col. John Baxter, X. n, is candidate tor re-el'
ec,ion in Henderson. He is opposed by Henry l.
Farmer, Esq, anti-K. N.
Robert S. French and Daniel Morrison, Esqures'
Democrats are candidates for the Commons IN hooe
son. Those faithful public servants, Messrs' Nof-
ment and Regain, declined reelection.
Samuel Langdon, Esq, is the Democratic cano''
date for the Commons in Brunswick. His opponent
is T. D. Meares, Esq, X. N.
J. D. Taylor. Esq, Democrat, and A. >. jones'
ESQ., K. N, are the candidates for the Senate IN the
Brunsw ck, District.
The Democratic candidates in Sampson county
are. Thomas H. Holmes, Esq, for the Senate, and
Nessrs. O. P. White and George Daughtry for the
Commons. We hear of no opposition. Mr. Falson,
who acquitted himself so we'll in the last Senate de-
c,ned reelection.
The Democratic candidates in Orange county are,
CAD Jones, Jr Esq., for the Senate, and capt. y. r
Lyon and W. F. Strayhorn for the Comm ms. Inc
K. Nshave nominated Josiah Turner, Jr. Esq, Tor
the Senate. and W. n Patterson and +. n Strud-
wick for the Commons. Is Mr.. Turner also among
the X. Ms?
S B. Jarvis ESQ, Democrat and former member,
is candidate for reelection to the Commons from
Currtuck
RE Reeves, Esq, is the Democratic candidate
for the Commons in Surry. Joseph Dobson, ESQ.,
Democrat is a candidate for the Senate in the Surry
aud Ashc District 1t is understood that that sterl-
ing Democrat, and long-tried public servant, COL
George Bower, declines reelection.
Allen Gris ESQ.,, K n, is candidate for the
Senate in Beaufort county, and j. R. Stubs, Esq,
and Dr. John Eborn, K. Ms, are candidates for the
Commons.
The Democratic candidates in Northampton are,
Gen. Thomas j. Person for the Senate. and NJ. w.
Snalwood and Thomas Goode Tucker, Esquires, for
the Commons. An excellent ticket.
Daniel c. Mcintyre, Esq, old line Whig, is can
ddate for the Senate in the Richmond and Robson
District Two years ago there was State wing
Committee, Wing candidate for Governor and
many Wing candidates for the Assembly; but the
members of the State Committee have nearly, if not
all renegaded to the dark-lanterns, and now Wing
candidate for the Legislature is as much an object
of wonder as a " sohite black bird would be. The
dark.anterns of this District were to hold Con-
yenton on Saturday last to nominate their candidate
The Democratic candidate for the Senate in Moore
and Montgomery is Col. James L. Gains. His chances
of success are said to be good He is opposed by
Samuel II. Christian, Esq, former member.
The Democratic candidates in Hartford are, John
Moore, Esq., for the Senate, and DR.. R. H. Worth
ngton for the Commons. This is strong ticket
We are truly gratifed at the confident spirit with
which the Hartford Democracy entering the con-
test Their proceedings shall appear in our next
the K. N. ticket is R. G. Cowper, Esq, for the
Senate, and D. V. P. Seasons, Esq, for the Com
mons.