Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
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EDENToN, March 13, 1916.
"I am very sorry 10 learn that Mr.. Caldwell de-
clines running as a candidate for Governor but 1
hope that there will he another one selected that
will take the field, think the chances are great
IL in our favor. The people of these lower Coun-
ties are getting tired of the Wings, and many are
leaving their ranks and enIistng under the demo-
cratic banners. hope before the end of this year
TO see the Old North State once more freed from
Whiggery-wth a Democratic Governor and Le-
gislature-Mr. Mangum quietly at home, and Mr..
Badger in the trunneEbed."