Weekly North Carolina standard., 1856-06-04
Voice Of the Peonle


We continue our extracts from Lett.
showing the condition of public sen,; u ifends
GUS par's OF the State. Our prospects arc var
cheering; but let no Democrat on this ,cco indeed
MS exertlons We beat Sam badly lac, ax
let US orer~hetna him in August and Not
next. No'ember
"A friend IN Nash County writes ms ,s s,u.
~ Nash will be right side up in the com;nu
not get forty votes in Nash" " " 1ilmer will
a friend writes us from FORSYTH.
will Is shall look 70 good supply of Bragg tickets.
Gmsr i DE great many wanted shall have po there
in this neghborhood and ter awe o or three
II hs b.S nee, kittens but they say Mr. Giimer oS
country They say their sbns had almost on ihe
them sr aos ad meed nese Pasters asked them what and
they got them hurt at night trying to find sa, e YOU
e p apd aeu a3wn The dark along fences through @ f
much and especially the way you give it to tba
70 ahead The old constitutional Democratic n
night, and must prevail" party is
A friend in Portsmouth, Va, writes:
adbe,a t m your cash system and trust you will riv
them thunder and rub in You have our be 4aI give
we al feel dssn .nd dong6 we cannot aid by our votes
cess oI democracy IN your-good old State" sue
friend in Anson writes as follows.
ne state OF parties in Anson promises We'll for H.
ana feel confident there few Counties in the S
Ms were early in establishing their councils N h.
DH. large portion of the old line Wings repudia,sS %
humoug, and will not vote their ticket Stat r Inc
under any circumstances. Many of the most aallona
old line Wings are with u.s." ~ nnueatRl
A friend in the West writes as follows.
having passed through a number of Counties ofu
and g is sns be Wasbmard san safely f that g
where Numbers of the old Wings are comm every
ana bragg majority will reach tsceLce thousand sO,
"A correspondent-formerly an old line whir-
writes us as follows from Randopb.
have always been a Wing, till about ,ro,ro ,,
ago, when lost them. They srayed off e. ~ HiCnihs
Ter false principle The r. Ms say n araa, @ e io'a al
aIg G me because act with the Denocracr ara baa
, ~ ~oeleved and SO expressed mysrIf that The hen e
eraIs were true republicans, Except designing Jo elo
and LII III which IS equally applicable to the W6Tg
opinions ON public measures-boh being eani a 70
Tor the good OF the country" e4u"'y Jealous
A friend in Moore county writes.
C,,nan been close observer of the battle be,roe,
Ia; mas completely skinned him. hair and bda and p A
as SfaI I ier just as badly in August ueb men
more ha ,h liae surely cannot Gilnier and Fill
He - lhink Fillmore will yet dodge the nonr;na,ion "
~ must Know the chance is bad"
a Iaceuous and hard-sensed friend in old Nash
writes: '"'A
Dd you think You could get clear of me by rour c,sb
system! Nonscnse have neiehIOur who does bnsi
ness by The same rule, where have s been and b,
zen dollars, which yIu will find enclosed 10 nav nm VIII
am I'D al cars with you and paw for the weekly SrgpJ,
boberm No TWO or Three years 10 come and stop You from
Dneihg me win you- cross marks" If do moi s,r
sre The expiration of sub>cIt ON Won must send IL
time TO Twin Boykin of the Odeds precinct
WIG mas raised FOURTEEN democratic sOns-the Youngest une
voted for his first time last summer for L. or Rsnncb
AS r the Democracy of Nash you know we never boss
ing If you feel the earth shake ON The frs, Thn.dg
august in the direction of Nash, don't be alarmed"
friend in Yancey, who heard the discussion be-
tween Bragg and Gilmer, writes:
G,lmer is terrible bore He began bv trvnc 70 nof,
fra ,bs ne PeOp,eItens them about their beautiful cou
men mountains DC Complained that distinguished
edor had called him "the shinpIaster eand;d,to y Ia
ISaa R bragg wouldn't apologize. Swure he was better
" american worse than an abolitionist lie wonnd IN
VIII word to the ladies' and told his mouse tale (guet
Hne OF our folks say Bragg is than Clngman on
r. y ISM lie commenced with Gmers side issues -
time Said Gilmer was ignoring his own nlst,rm H n'
pnS OF ese Lighter matters he rolled up
Cngman last year Gods how ,ho To nJ mat
carcass dd stink He exposed it in all its ghostIy corrur
rnpe m ba on; eIes urging him for little more
aulhente T volume or pamphlet given him in Haywoodw
10 crafty Gilmers curiosity be stated the pamphlet was
gwen him by man, who obtained it from WOMAN who
stole It from her husband. The discussion continued t
Soek. Bragg made fine impression. He was not half
so hlghly esteemed before"
"A hiShu III hOWdn writes:
, Inc democrats are in excellent spirits-neyer knew
them IN better Charles Judas Alexander Arnold Rose not
Rowan" '' " Di"ss I'LL
friend in Carteret writes:
The Democrats cf Carteret and Jones have nomino,od
r. ward, of Jones, for the Senate Levi T. Oolesbv il
agsih running Tor the Commons in this county, Nism
utterly Poweress I'M Cartere; and if the signs of The
are not deceptive shall carry the county for Rrag
pt ihe largest majority given Democrat Tho IrnI
next" eo! "''e''eu III august
friend in Wilson county writes:
all want you TO understand in time to prepare pIeu.
VI agS nckefs Is unnecessary for the Star or Reg.
lser to trouble themselves i'm frnisno tickas for ,b
secu0n Some may think Gilmer will track after the old
rec Dee Wagoner, but it is a mistake The WAGNER Got
not get one.' ~ oe''"'h ''lnei VIII
friend in Salisbury writes us as follows:
Democracy rallied in their strength at our countv
10 nominate candidates TUESDAY last; and such
ingm has never been in this or apy Other IN
the STATE Mr. N n Fleming made most powerful srecb
ana the crowd appreciated fully for snch cheering and
~ uHpauohg have never heard in sober Democratic
IN The old Court House here Our candidates for
the Commons are w. A. Walton and n +. Hall Esos"
sB Inc ungenerous and uncalled-for attack of
Mr. GImer on the Directors of the North. Carolina
Railroad, has produced, as might have been expect
co. considerable feeling and is condemned by all
except few of his prejudiced and unscrupulous
partzans. We repeat, that our statements on the
subject are correct. The names of the Directors
thus assaIled by Mr.. Gilmer incom petent are as
iouows: John !. Shaver, of Rowan; R. P. Dick, of
Huiliord; Samuel Hargrave, of Davidson Paul c.