Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
Democratic Meeting in Lincoln co,,.

Democratic Meeting in Lincoln Cop,,,.
At meeting Of a portion of the democr,.o
Of Lincoln county, held at the Court House p1y
colnton, on Tuesday the 18th inst. Gen u n LIN.
Seage was called to the chair and W. NJ Reir baVd
requested to act as Secretary The object ns
meeting being explained the following yeso The
were unanimously adopted: u'ohs
u. WHEREAS. The Democratic party Of Lincoln o,.
ty desire to be represented in the Conventon ooan'
is to nominate a candidate for Governor "n'ca
Resotced, That the Chairman of this meet;,.
point one hundred delegates to represent nc up.
Convention. 10 l" sad
ResolUed, That we still adhere to the princ;n,..
the democratic party as embodied in the Rsmo Of
and Cincinnati platforms, and that we beartu
dorse the administration of Mr.. Buchanan ,s en-
senting those great principles. 'epfe'
Resolred, That the distribution of the nroooo,.
the sales of the Public Lands is antagonistc to t
principles of the democratic party-tbat # ;s Tue
stitutional and impracticable. N"'On'
Resotued That we recognize no such ANOMALY =,
Distribution Democrat '""y as
Resolced, That the system of internal innro,.
ments already commenced in North Carolina sho',,
be completed; that the State has the ability uud"a
prudent management to do So N"'ef
Resolued, That Governor Bragg is entitled to a..
thanks of the people Of North Carolina for the . ns
and faithful manner in which he has DISCHARGED ~,
duties of his office, and that upon his retrn, hs
will have the hearty "Well done, thou good ,n ns
faithful servant" of every patriotic citizen "u
Resotced, That the Hon. John W. Ellis, of Rowan
county, by his talents, integrity, patriotism and d.
voton to the welfare and dignity of the State Is em
nently worthy of the nomination of the Convention
and that we respectfully suggest his name to .hs,
consideration for the high Office yet we pledge on,
hearty support to any true democrat who may be
the nominee of said Convention.
The fO0pyinO the dolopofoe
LIST resolution
A. Costner, A. P. Cansler, David Seagle, VIM J.
Hoke, David Sumrow, Dan1 Hoke, Rob't Blackburn
Thos. Thompson, Isaac Lowe, Thos Rozzel, Dr. !
NJ Richardson, Soleman Rudasill, Philip PUNK
David Coon, Pinckney Shitle Peter Baxter. John
Beam, Jr. VIM. S. Mccoy, B. F. Withers Aaron
Goodson, James Sumrow, Jacob Halderlnan, VIM
Linehardt, L. H. Kistler, A. W. Detler, Alfred Yoder
L. Ferrer, VIM. McCaslin, Alfred McCasln, Michae
Coon, Logan Laurance, John F. Hokc, JAS H. Nc.
Call, R. Henry Asbury. David Dillenger, Richd
Burch, 7. I. Sade, Jacob Hoke, Henry Canser, j.
A. Ramsour, John Hoover, Thos. Bess, Geo. Wa.
costcr, John F. Mullen, R R. Summey, Jos. Shelton
Lauson Keener, H. W. Alternately, Jacob Lnehardt
W. R. Clark, Henry Schrom, j. c. Jenkins Noah
Sumrow, Lauson Hill, John Wood, Joseph Stamcy,
James Seagle, G. W. Seagle, VIM. H. Hull, Geo W.
Hull, W. W. Munday, j. W. Lowe, VIM Lander,
Henderson Howard, James Bryant, F. j. Jelton, W.
Slade, John A. Huss,J. P. Cansler Lewis Delinger,
Jones Carpenter, Franklin Beam, David Grouse, Al
fred Huffman, J. B. Smith, Jonas Derr, Andrew
Killian, j. A. Killian Lewis Keener, Soloman Del.
linger, Abram Homer, Philip Carpenter, John Save
R. F. Hoke, L. E. Thompson, Chris. Beal, Soloman
Shrom, Daniel Yoder, DR.. NJ. S. Brown, Absolem
Brown, D. Huss, Jonas Pasour, j. Besnner and D.
A. Lowe.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad
ded to the list of delegates
DAVID sEAGLE, Chm.
w. M RE1NHARDT, Secy.