OUR DISTRICT
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meetings. 10 nominate Delegates to ,bo n.
Convention have already been held in e,to,r 'ct
Moore, Johnston, Wayne, and Cumberlons
on Saturday next the democracy of this ~ ~, oh0
will hold their Meeting. We hope our Gu".y fr;'G
will come up from all parts of the cour,r s"us
that the. Meeting will be full one. - '0O


There seems TO be sosle objection n h.,,.
the Convention at Mrs. B1rclay's and daa;S .p'Os
hold it either atthis place or at Fayecv. ~, i"
Delegates from Moore prefer Raleigh, as .r.o n'
will be seen by the following, the delegates - as
Wayne; but We fear it is too late now to obn 'O'"
the place. Certainly we have, no riobt ,o 1"Se
and any suggestions of ours might Servo $50 80
TO the shortness Of the time, to emborroo. "S
Delegates from the respective Coup,ia. - "e
good reasons are offered by GA DeIeo,,o e. DU'
Wayne" whose Card we here present: '"'


Mr.. HOLDEN: read in your last psnp, ,..
that it was in contemplation TO hold the Corce noce
ional convention for the 9Th District AZ MPeSs-
ciay's-if it were possible think it much bo,,a oar
have some other place selected, either Raiai1L 10
FayetfyIlle. There will undoubtedly be q Im Ia,cr VI
assembly. some Of whom will be two dave ;"te 'aIse
from home, and will require more accomnDdy JJdu,Hey
'han can be found III one honse or in tb;nI Nv,
uiated nelghborhood. The deegates Cor, =! P"P.
the counties will be numerous. and vii ho oule Gl
opportunity for consultation unril they arrivo Io
point OF meeting they will rPunire roop,s 1.'ne
ference to enable them 10 act in concprr g. - '"H-


In every particular the place desirnared riIL.
convenient. The saving ofdisance for CrnhoDt.M III
would be only some Is or IS miles baruponr E
ettevllie and Raleigh for Moore and CbstLon
little if any gain; for Wayne and Jobnson very
be increased. In consideration Of these rh;u" JGu.o
'ionS, think 1t would be greatly conducive f. ,ho
comfort and convenience of members - T ~ me
convention at one Of the above namc5 nI.ooa "a" tue


A DELEGATE FROM WAYNF


The following suggestions in regard to the
manner of voting in the Convention are from
most respectable source, and arc entitled 70 bicb
consideration:


Mr.. EDfToR: As public meeting Of the CcuD-
ty has been called, for the purpose of selrcring
delegates TO the District Convention it NAV bs
well to state few principles for the consideration
OF the meeting, with view to avoid confusion and
to p oduce harmony and concert of action:


|. Let one or two delegates be selected for carb
Captains district, without regard TO their prefpr
ences for any individual.


q When these county delegates meet in con.
venilon. let them decide for whom the vote of
" axe shall be given and whether their vote shall
be gwen for one person, or be divided.


3. Let the Convention adopt the rule Of voting
by counties. and not per ita-orhprwisp the
county which may happen TO have Ghe greatest
number of delegates in attendance will designate
the candidate.


q. Let each county in the District vote its lrgIs-
lative number, and let the Delegations of the re.
spective counties decide for themselves whether
their vote is 10 be divided or united


II these principles shall be adopted and carrrd
OUT the person who shall in this way get a majori-
ty of the whole number Of the votes cast will with
out doubt receive the nomination and support Of
the party. In order that his may be done, Yet the
meeting 10 be held in Wake on the l2h adopt
these principles. recommending them for the GOV
eminent of the Convention. and pledge the county
10 the support Of The candidate TINS srlrctrd. Ia
this individual preferences will be supeIsrdpd
and the voice of the democratic party prevail iHr-
'pective of persons.


A FRIEND TO THE CAUSE.