Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-01
I.laf of DELEGATES.


egh on Thursday OF next week. being the 9Th day of
March We insert the list of delegates from this county
We trust that full delegation as possible may 60
from this county and all the other counties of this
tion There are reasons why we should be fully repre-
scented.
Opinions are divided about the time and place of hold
ing the District Convention but the balance of expressed
preference appears be in favor of Fayetteville the
place. and Tuesday, March goth the day This is the
nearest we can get at it.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Wilnaingt0n-James Fulton B. F. Grady, t. B. Higgins,
R. Bunting f. D. Hail. W. c. Bettencourt c. W. styron
John G. Beanman, w. S. Ashe Jas. Alderman.
Masonboro'.-s N. Cannon, Richard Beasley.
Middle Sound-O F. Alderman, David S. Sanders
Sandy Ru1.--R. c. Nixon, D. R. Gornto
HOly Shelter.-Isaac Rochelle, John P. Bannerman.
South Kashington.- R. H. Tate Robert Bannerman-
Rocky Pout-Wm NJ. Walker, David Mcintyre
Long Creek.-John Jones, W. S. larkns.
Piney Woods.-J. M. Alderman, VIM. A. Lamb.
Upper Black Rioer-Owen Fennel, Lewis Highsmh.
LOlCeT Black RlUer-James P. Moore, F. Fl. Bell.
Ca,r.uck.-W S. Pridgen, Simon Lewis
DELEGATES TO DISTRICT coNvENrIoN:
MISUNDERSTANDING Guitar, S. ID. Wallace, Eli w. Hail.
L. H. Bowden Miles Costin, L. B. Erambert, H. B. Elers
H. M; Curtis A. Lamont, Dr. W. A. Berry
Federal Poirtt-Jesse Craig, VIM. S. Newton
MasonbOro Charles Craig, John I. Hewett
Middle So,od.-John a. Sanders, A J; Grady.
Sandy Run.-Joseph NJ. Foy, George Shepard.
Holly Shelter-David Williams, Samuel Player.
So"d Washi"gto".mJno; D. Powers; E; T. Pigford,
Rocky Point R. w. Collins, T. A. cLendon
Iona Crek-Joe Hines, VIM. Thompson.
Pu@y Woods.-Michael Register Jno: Eakins.
Upper Black Rl0er.-Wm. Robinson, Usher Newkirk
Lotoer Black Riuer.-Owen Alderman, Joel L. Moore.
Can, uck-Jno. I. Moore, J. j. Prdgen.
The names of N. n. Nixon, Esq. Chairman, and
DuBrutz Guitar and p. H. Langdon Esqs., Secretaries,
are by resolution added to both lists of delegates.
Bag~Our neighbors of the Herald are keen briars
since one of them has been to the great Sanhedrm at
Raleigh They are under the mistaken impression that
the Journal has been trying to be fanny, ETC., etc, In all
which they are most gravely mistaken. We have tried
to tell round uvarnished tale" but they don't be-
lieve us any more than they will take advice. We
can't help all this and it don't make much difference we
suppose.
AS regards I'D uazoycm our views have been express
ed than once and neghbOrs OF the He aid have
seen them we did wait for any Convention to give
us the cue. What further we will do when the Dem
ocratic Convention assemblies, the Herald will find out
if it chooses to do so, at fitting time Its Convention
has met and adjourned and for the first time it has
tured to have opinion upon I'D vdlOrem. We asked
the Herald what course it will pursue III view Of al
existing fact and it thinks that this gives it right tC
ask i'll advance what may pursue in case Of flu
ture contingency, which may may not arise. The
cases are not parallel.
AS for the HcfaidS fun about ideas seldom getting
nearer brain than to hair we only say thai
that depends the kind OF ideas. Some of the Herald
ideas too feeble to work their way any farther.
The HeydiC and Fayetteville Observer go for I'D Uaio
rem. If John Pool is elected, shall he to try Pur
years whskey for neghbors, and If occasion requires
shall always feel like according the Governor OF NORTH
Carolina the respect due to his high position. But az
lS Of InOl'S \ w
We said Puryear'S whskey was a popular work-w'
didn't say it was good one. Without hesitation o.
mental reservation think whiskey is gOod-neith
is brandy anything of the kind, but, then, the.
may be popular, and we may all be subject to the infu
ence OF popular decisions, whether in barrels, bottles
demjohns or jugs. Isn't 1his a serious truth! W.
think it is. Funny Why, what idea!