Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-15
TRCONVENTEONS ANDOsTis CAN
DHDATES.

No one who has the good Of the
State at heart could have failed to feel
the greatest qualification at witnessing
the deliberations of the Conventions
Of our party this wcak In each Con-
ventiOn every county vas represented
and in most instances by large dele
cations. In point of respectability
ana worth and intelligence the body
Of men who met in this city and at
Magnolia were without any superior
In the political history Of North Caro-
lima, even in her palmiest days. The
veriest stranger even could have told
ut a glance that our Conventions were
comroscd Of representatives of the
hest interests of the State and he
cou1d have seen also that while each
member might have lis personal pre-
ferences yet each one was disposed to
subordinate that preference to the
lulv expressed will of the whole. uar-
mony, good nature, kindly express
ions. one for another, and courtesy in
word and deed, one to another, marked
tbe deliberations OF the members as
we'll while in Convention assembled,
as in their social intercourse at other
times. With such members, actuatcd
by such motives, it will not surprise
our readers to learn that, when the
Conventions had duly declared their
viii almost without q single exception,
SO far as we could hear, no one went
away without full determination to
use every effort and to bend every en-
cry to secure by larger and still more
triumphant majorities the success of |
the party and of its nominees. OF one |
thing our readers may be assured,
that If these delegates truly reflect |
the temper and feeling and enthusiasm |
og those who sent them, our victory in |
August next Will be one that the whole |
State Will remember with honest pride
for long years to come.
And now word rs TO our candi- |
dates.
Col. ALLEMAND ALEXA,SDER MCKOY, of |
Sampson, the candidate of OUR party |
tur Judge in this Judicial District, is
ahout forty-eight years of age and has
filled many hl@h places 81 lollof ana
trust in his native county. He was
the Attorney for the county under the
old County Comrt system. During
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