BALLOTINGs IN CONVENTION
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As some misapprehensions have arisen in re-


gard to the ballotings in the late Demo ;ratit
Convention for this District, we present below,
from notes furnished by one Of the Secretaries a
bret statement:


FSrstbGLLok For Shepard Wake and Wayne,
T. For Cameron-Cumberlan and Moore, A.:
For Busbee-Johnson and Moore, A. For jack


son-Chatham, A. In all 49,. Wake had four
votes; Cumberland three Chatham four Wayne
three Johnson three; and Moore two. Second
ballot. Shepard-Wayne, 8. Cameron-Cum-
berland, g. Reid-Moore, 3 Busbee-Johns-
ton and Wake, 7. Observation-Disclosures, 4. On
the third ballot MIR. Shepard was Withdrawn, and
DR., Cameron got 5, Mr. Busbce TO- and MIR.
Jackson a. On the fourth ballot, Messrs Gamer
on Reid and Jackson were Withdrawn; and Mr..
Busbee got Johnston, Wake and Wayne 10 votes,
and Mr. Dobbin, Cumberland, Chatham, and
Moore, votes. Fifth 5&lIot the same, and sixth
the same. SevenM ballot Busbee7; Dobbin 9 =;
McRac 8. Eighth ballot Busbee a; Dobbin
5 !; McRae 10. Ninth bGllok Busbee 10; Dob
bin 9. The next the same, and the next. Twelth,
Busbee 10; Dobbin 8; McRae g. On the thir-
teenth balloting Mr. Busbee got Wake, Johston,
! Wayne and Moore, ~ votes-the other counties
divided between Messrs Dobbin, Reid, and Nc
Rae, Fourtecnth same as the fourth, Fifteenth,
Busbee II; Jackson T. Sixteenth, Busbee 10;
Dobbin g. lSerenteen4 and. Eighteenth same
as last Nineteenth, Busbee Il Dobbin 9; Nc
Rae 81 On. the 20th,balloing, Mr.. Busbee being
virtually Withdrawn, Mr.. .Dobbin received the
unanimous vote ofthe Convention: 1t is due to
Mr. McRae to state that he was not candidate for
the nomination. .s. .r- Re .-.r -1. =. -. Ira