For the North Carolina Standard.
Meeting i'm Lincoln. -.
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Agreeable to previous notice, meeting of the
citizens of Lincoln county was held at atCostuer's
Election Ground, on the 22d of February, 1845


On motion Of H. A. Lowrance. ESQ., DR.. CT.
Hunter was called to the Chair, aud James Fereu-
son appointed Secretary The object 6f1he meet
ing having been explained by the ChaiF, the fol-
lowing persons were appointed a. Committee to
draft appropriate resolutions viz Col s. NJ Stowe,
II. A. Lowrance, A. BsCpx. John Webster, Jacob
Plunk, James M. Hannai and j. Friday. The
Committee, after retiring for short length of time,
reported the following resolutions IS 49,


lsSResotped, That sffeemen, living under a
republicans form of government, NE acknowledge
the justiceof the prineiple, and are wlingto sub
NIT to the will of amaioriiy, in alIcases consistent
with the Constitution Of the States bot when its
principles are etaded and its privileges denied 70
as, We feel bound q contend for our tights, and
will never agree to surrender them. s - 4


g. Resolped, IThattheEeonEse of lhemsjo in
the House of GOmm0ns, of the last Legislature,
with regard to The removal of the seat Of nsticeo
the The County, IS contrary to ths letter