Year: 1860

Candidote for Senator from the I'd district,

 composed of Me counties ef' Conscoy, Perry

 and Fell.

 This gentleman, the "old war horse" oi Perry, the regular democratic nominee, is now actively engaged in canvassing this district in opposition to Geo. w. Lemoyne, know nothing.

 Dr. Hill is man eminently qualified and worthy of the position to which he aspires, and Is to all intent and purposes, the bearer of the democratic flag, and the exponent of true democratic principles in this race. aS such we cordially commend him to the voters of his districi--and being the nomi- nee of that party-tairly nominated, we cannot see why there should be dissent ing democratic voice in the district. and why the democracy should not go unanim- ously for him at the ballot box in August. He was fairly nominated in convention. each county being fully represented, either by delegates or proxies. chosen previously at their respective county conventions - Yell and Perry conventions instructed un- animouslv for Hill; Conway convention was equally divided between Dr. S. J. Stallings and Anderson Gordon, Esq, of "Gordonton." All that Dr. Hill lacked of a nomination of two-thirds of the conven- tion upon the first ballot was hut ONE vote, with like result for eighteen ballots, then upon the nineteenth ballot the Conway county delegation came over for Hill, which made his nomination unanimous; this could however, have been done on the second bal lot, as per instructions of the county con- vention.

 This being the fact we canno: see why there should be any pickering in the demo- cratic camp of that district; therefore we sincerely hope that upon the ''mature sober second thought" of the democratic masses of the district, they will all wheel into line and give '.long pull, a strong pull, and pull altogether" for the nominee in August next, who was fairly nominated and is the regular candidate of the party, than upon the other hand to vote for G. w. Lemoyne self styled and pompous politician of the "bushw hacking order" and who it is ad- mitted by his warmest friends, and they use it AS an argument to get democrats to vote for him, that he is the candidate of the factiOnists. and if elected would be sub- servient implement of the few disorganizers that will be elected to the next legislature. We would again say to tine democracy of the district, one and all, vote for Levin D. Hill, who is sterling democrat, and by his successive ex perience in the lower house. is an able and accomplished legislator, and a man whose private character is unblem- i>hed with stain or spot-possesSes Senlal nature and warm heart. He won grace the Senate with his affable manners and experience; and add dignity to it, as much as he did to that of the lower house. May we therefore confidently hope to hear good report from the democracy of the 7th Senatorial district, by triumphantly elect ing Hill to the Senate. who has thus far in the canvass won golden opinions from friends and foes, for his bravery in carry ing war into the camp of the allies, who are moving heaven and earth to defeat him with that arch know nothing, George w. Lemoyne, the pompouSly decorated politician of the disorganizers.

 CONWAY.