Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-28
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Democratic Meeting.
In pursuance of previous notice. large number of the
Democrats of the Town of Wilmington met at the Court
House last evening for the purpose of organizing YOUNG
A en- mooO of % C e. f9g for the Fs" 0Tn n Of
called to the Chair and joshua G. Walker and L. su
ges, Esqrs., were requested to act as Secretaries
On motion Of P. H. Laugdon ESQ.,, Committee of six
was appointed by the Chairman to nominate permanent
tee r H. Langdon, John L. CantweI A. J. Galloway, G.
W; styron, c. Il; Robinson and r H. McKoy, Esqrs.
During the absence Of the Committee Mr.. Julius W.
Wright, being loudly called for addressed the
meeting in forcibe and entertaining speech which called
The Committee organization made the following report
which unanimously concurred in, viz President D
Brutz Guitar Esq for Vice Presidents T. H. McKoy Jas
A Wright and P Il. Langdon Esqs Recording Secretary
--c; Corresponding Secretary, W. A. Walker
A. J. Galloway, Charles D. Myers, G. H. Robinson f. w.
Gardner, John e. Beauman James Ryan, A r. Mayer, L..
John L. Holiness Esq, being called upon responded in
speech Of some length delivered in his usual energetic and
On motion of 7. W. Brown, Jr., Esq., the meeting ad-
an Inv having been previously extended to
the Clerks and enroll themselves as members of the
Young Mems Club.
DuBRUTz CUTLAR President
fOI. L. B. 5 sSGpeEs, II; GA,AhN Secretaries.
Bay~ We copy the following letter from the American
Advcoate published at Kinston, n. G. "The Demo-
Gratis about these parts will know how to treat it,
WILMINGTON, n. c. June IS, 1860
:
The friends of Equal Taxation are up and doing
The Cape Fear region is alive to the necessity of the
case, and rely upon it, the Democratic majority of this
county, if not completely overcome will be greatly d.
minished
Two Opposition candidates are already in the field
Illus stands the ticket announced this day
For Commons,
Q. 2. Meares,
Frederick d. Poisson.
strong team-no quarter nags " rest assured
Mr.. Meares is terror to the Democracy about these
parts He has too often sent hot shells into the Loco
foco camp-they dread him, and well they may He is
truly representative manpossessng the essentials for
| the place he is destined to fill.
MIR. Poisson is one of our abest young lawyers and
working, jealous advocate of equal taxation Ever
since the nomination of Pool and Ellis Major Poisson
has done good service for the Opposition and more than
once carried dlsmay into the enemys strong hold Now
that both parties in the field for the Commons we
may expect warm contest It is more glory to hunt
the lion than the hare. And the Democrats have put
up their strong They are badly scared and dare
not DO anything for pocys sake. They have done too
much OF that already and now reapng the bitter
fruits. The people are aroused-they will not stand
rough Sh0d rule any longer. Cliques have governed
long enough-nOw is the time for the people to speak
and at the ballot box in August they CU speak and in
such tones that the strong holds of Democracy with the
well laid In stores of public plumber will be scattered
broadcast!
Mark it EQUAL TAXATION is certain to win.
Jno. Pool is sure to be Governor of the Old North
State and she be once more brought back to her ancient
glory and renown
Yours, CITIZEN
"No quarter nags.' Mr.. Meares is terror TO
Democracy" "1hey dread him" He is "a representa-
tiUe man." Mr. Poisson has more than once carried
dlsnaay into the enemy's stronghold" The Democrats
are badly scared and dare not do anything for policy
sake" Chques have governed long enough"
Take the case, gentlemen of the Democratic party,
and render your verdict according to the evidence be-
fore VOL