HYDE COUNTY.
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! A portion of the Wings of Hyde held Meet


ing on the oath of last month, at which David


Carter, Esq. formerly of this City, was nominal


ed for the Senate, and Mr.. Thomas r. Gibbs for


the office Of otSAerif! Mr.. Stanly was present. and
consented to close The exercises of the Meeting


with ga few remarks" We quote as follows
from the official proceedings:


!" While the committee were absent, deliberaI-
ing on the matters confided to them, MessTs. Sat-
terthwaite and DonnelI were called on and gave
impressive and able speeches which were frequent.
ly app!auded. And, afterwards Mr.. Wynne (a.
ready (avorably known as an effective minister of
the Methodist church,) being called on, from all
sides Of the house, entertained and delighted the
audience with his eloquence and humOr.."


A writer in the North State Wing, who signs
himself "W****," (very probably the above
Minister" so farOrGbly known "-) abuses US
roundly for having protested against this effort on
the part ofthe Wings to make judicial officers sub
servent to party spirit; but that writer must come
down from his stills and become not only more
decent but less toplofical before we can serious
ly notice him..


Both the North State Wing and the Newber'
nian speak of the 90 good feeling" which prevail
ed in this Meeting; and perhaps they speak truly
so far as that Meeting is concerned, for it seems
to have been not only party bu: family con-
cern all round. - Mr.. Wynne, makes an "efec-
tive" speech in favor of his relation, Mr.. Thos
R. Gibbs, for Sheriff; Mr.. Carter, who is alsO'
we believe, in the family, is nominated by the
same Meeting for the Senate; while Mr. Zach
ariah Gibbs and two of the Spencers also take
part in this laudable attempt 10 manage the affairs
of the people of Hyde County. All these gentle
men, are inclined to think, are related to each
other by marriage or by blood. And who we're
the leaders in the Meetingq Lawyers from other
Counties-Mr.z Stanly from Beaufort, and Mr.
Donnell from Craven! Will the people OF Hyde
sanction such as thisf Will they turn out good
Sheriff, to put in any man thus brought tOTwGrd!


Will they be the first to set the example TO The
State of interfering with the political opinions Of
their Sheriff. We hope not. Let them stand
like men upon their rights, and resist, now aad
hereafter, all attempts by selfish and interested
men to dictateto them how they shall vote.