For the North Carolina staadard.
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Z Mr.. EDITOR: As the fourth of July is rapidly ap-
preaching, it is proper for our citizens TO select


suitable person to deliver an adhesion that inter
.esting occasion and Lknow of no one who would
acquit himself better that Mr.. HAMDEN SIDNEY


SMITH: He is young gentleman of high talents,
and fine speaker, and / hope the appointment
-wiIfbe conferred upon him. JUSTICE,
Raleigh, May "a, 1916:
I'VE beg leave to add our testimony % the rare


modes.y and very superior at.ainments of Mr.


Smith; we see no impropriety in Suggestions of
this Sort but if'any apology, is due, we must Gem
der it tothat gentleman for thus Introducing his
name to the public We do so, however, at the
request ofa most respectable correspondent, and as
the,frieud oftatents and merit, Ed :lSsanSardl