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1f 1sIs- ys-ey ule proceedings of Do


cratic Meeting lately held IN currituck a1 Ds''0'


the sterling republican counties in the N;rn "T Of
tfict; and we learn from friend tha, a. Os'


Gratis of Herford held ameeting on the 1O,h Oe'N0'
and appointed Delegatest0 the Convention .1s ,'


was to hayeassembled on Monday last q, y, c"cA


vile. The democrats of the Ninth Dis,ro, Ia'' Il


much to encourage and animate them NJ nave


have the right side ofall the great question, lucy
day. They have truth for their sword and w.. ne
for their shield They have Texas, and "a''ce
ton to the dangerous pretensions of Euol,nr1p rpUs'
their battieery. They have able and firm m.a' wi


lift up and sustain their banner; and tbronna
this proud Commonwealth, in every cOuD,n 1O%
at all the precincts, they have friends aug
democratic faith, who unite in encourapino a. 'S
to noble deeds, and who will shout as lona o.. '"
will over the triumphs they achieve. We .,I
them, then, to press onward. We press uDor rO' ,r
the Importance of UNION, ENEReY. and 'u
IzAT1oN, The Wings, we learn, are ds.n.a:'
ed and panic-struck since the death of Mr. CI pu''
A correspondent to be fully relied on. iDfora,'
that they are dasafected and muth I:'., %


He says further: Efforts have been n.d" GI"'"'
bring out MIR. Rayner, but he will prefer .ao.:
the Legislature. Mr.. Jones, of PerquimaO. ~ I Az ;"
Outlaw, Of Bertie, will be the next Wb;a ...1.
date, it isthought; but Speed Of Gates decI,ra"


will be candidate in any event." But we b,~s
more evidence than this in relation to VIII "


vision and disaffecsion in the Ninth District


member Of the Wig party, announcing r. ,ta


Norfolk Herald the death of M. Cherrv saw
Wm. w. Cherry. man after nv own to.


was my hrst choice after the wi.hdrswsl oF TFeatH


worthy, able and indefaigable represenIa,;Ga % SIt


KayneT. Indeed be was the only man WIN y oo"I; MI
unite and harmonize the party, distracted Guio


all over the country by the conflicting interest o


asplTants. The triumph Of principle with No vi .
mixture of sefshness was his ruling nass;on ~ 40,
II s.voce could be heard from the tomb il vonII


be, the union of the Wings for the sake oSIl


union;' which by the immediate nomination "f


Mr.. Rayner can alone be effected"


Here Mr. Rayner is called for, and we find
that call re echoed in the Old North State Of IL.


10Th instant. That paper says: "
The death of our candidate for Cooo,..,


William w. Cherry Esq. will make i: necessary Il
mat another Convention shall be held in our Iii.
trIct, for the purpose Of making another Whg nom.
InatIoh. Under all the circumstances of The casp
"e hno" no lnuIVIQuaI tnat Will give such entire
satisfaction 10 people of the District as the name
of our late talented and excellent Representative
the Hon. Kenneth RaYner,-and we therefore
earnestly recommend him The only person now
10 the District, under the present state of no.


tlca affairs, that will carry success 10 our efforts
The Loco forces are making a desperate. effort 10
carry the District, and~Mr Rayner well known
throughout the different Counties able in debate,
and very terror to their Leaders, is the man now
calculated to give death-blow TO their struggles
for victory. We have other men in our ranks,
talented and worthy the confidence and support of
our party, but we believe all feel satisfied that Mr.
Rayner can best preserve the entire union aud
strength Of the Wings"


In another article of the same date the Edher
continues as follows: .. -


WeScall upon our Whig friends in this and
he adjoining Counties TO be up and doing. The
,nen1y are already pushing their organization 10
he greatest perfection. No sooner The death
't poor Cherry known, than conferences were held
between The leaders in the lower Counties, and
determination entered lHIo I'd carry this District
exertions can do it. No stone will be
eff unturned. Even the poor petty, public offices
bout here 10 te used for their purposes. Dis
ppoint them, Wings! up and 81 work, every
nan of youi Where they mine do you counter
nine Let nothing distract YOU Whoever may
e the nominee of the Convention, go IN for him,
-and at every point, and at every house, be ready





ause. nothing for men, Do your duty faithfully
nd manfuly. A powerful effort is being made by
he Lecos TO carry the Congressional delegation IN
he Old North Sale,' and should they succeed in
heir unheiy designs, we earnestly beg ofyOu,
Wigs Of the 9th District, lei not the shame and
le disgrace be laid on your heads"


The raliying cry is sounded upon the winds in
.rnest. Thanks to the democrats for that They
re rousing the Coons Let them work" also
fganization, nnion and energy will carry them


triumph through the contest The Wing par


is falling to pieces. In Virginia it has Just
zen scattered to the four Winds and the mother
States is now looking with words Of encourage
ent and hope to North Carolina Her eyeS
'on the Ninth District for that is nearest to her
riders Shall she be disappointed? Shall
orth Carolina after having refused to vote toT
2 O,Cm SON. pursue the suicidal and unPaIH0ll'
liey of opposing his Administration


We trust that the labors of the Gatesvllle Con-
ntion will beauspicious the cause, andthe COM
encement ofa triumph A good and true man"S
ubt not has been selected and no" let every
lnocrat rally to his standard Victory IN sucn
cause will be glorious, while defeat can orl"g
tn it nothing to tarnish or disgrace the demo
tic banner sfsg


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts into the Treasury during the quar-
ending the 31st uIt., were, as nearly as can Dc
;eEtained-' @''a' ''A'