The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-12-31
FAYETTEVILL N. &.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ~, 1SsS'
GOV. WISE.

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ~, AssS'
GOV WISE.
We mo-. re that one Of State Democratic Jour-
.,s in speaking of Gov Wise as fit nominee lot
resident, says that there are others WHICH ~
,a,,d nrefer to Gov Wise and this opinion Is CO.
led by another Democratic paper Now TINS Is 'ne
mere, opnion If ,hc editor Pr me- and DOUBT
ess as a man he may have Preiefonce we hif1
vysvs refr.neo un-:l very Hteiy to -lVe ON o5'"-
o md indeed we had always considered tS' +, 54i-
>, 4 Wise was rather impuisve ana heats '"- a''ii
critical and all rnPortant oiiice Lately ''o"oze',
lis cool honorable 1gnieei bearing, bis NANNY 'h'
,,1i3i.ss lls-averin.y conduct the very peeuliar
position in Vi ch he was placed by the late troubles
in Virginia, has convinced of tire superiority OF
the nan and confirmed us in the opi'}'n liilV 'ie
is tae kpa-the hes. md only ava. "a =,
Z ~ Of tresides,eidcnt IS tauthdfizrtr 70 aropt
-tiss such fo,se as in his judsmea
tue off1sc acessary ans. -~-'= >"-n'-~~f
This is not our individual opinion alone, but it is
shared by multtudes of the inhabitants of this re-
gion, and twithstanding the weight which is due
to these very respectable democratic papers, we are
conHaent that two out of every three voters in n
Carolina would choose Gov. Wise as the next Chic
Magistrate Of the United States
We would beg the indulgence Of our readers this
morning for the small amount of reading matter
Our excuse is Christmas times. Tomorrow we will
make up for it.
We give place this morning to cur Carriers ad
dress as it was late on Saturday night before CONS
pletcd, it went out with typogra hical errors
which we correct. and giveit in full this morning
EDITORIAL DIFFICULTIES.
The difficulties under which the Editor of daily
paper abors, Is graphically described by the follow
Ing extract, which we take from worthy cotempo-
rary Will iielald. 1t is much to the point and
suits our case Well that we have nothing to add
Eeighty minutes write set u D three-ouart-
of column, is short period of time seth
Here is where the daily editor is subject to dis
advantages. which are scarcely dreamed of by him
vino publishes but one paper week. ,rerkiy edito:
has one whole week to prepare article, look up
facts read write and if it don't suit when written
re-wrte or discard altogether and begin a new A
ddy editor on the contrary. has in many instances
scarcely one honr TO collect his thoughts and put
them on paper and while hard at it, with finger
weary and worm, and brain half adlled by the ra
pid flight of time th the Impending crisis (hour
of pubication) drawing near. he is repeatedly be-
destfed for copy. which, in selfdefcnce he Oft
"ine upon line. not knowing. in many cases, what
has gone fore or what is to after. Who can
rite according to Iloyle under such circumstance
We confess We cannot nor can any daily editor. be
nc , VINO Ne may; NO editor o. daily paper can do
.., o' " g - '''~'"Hes are us
go forth within its fold>-remember the difficulties
under which We labor and be charitable
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March being the great month for holding tt s,.rl.-
c"urts-this would be placing that portion oi on
~ gates who are members OF the legal pro!e-sln'
b great disadvantage which we feel would not ,e
J'stlce to them or to the party. We believe that
Sampson Will h"ld her convention on the coming
week there will remain, Duplin Bladen, Richmond
and Columbus, to hold meetings and appoint dele