For the North Carolina Standard

. Col. Isaac II. Avery.
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Mr. EDIToR: We are pleased move
ment making the democratic party TO bring out
a candidate for Governor II indicates the same
spirit which achieved such glorious democratic
victory last August, and which will insure us an
increased triumph next summer. We ask for no.
thing but good leaders, and the people will always
rally under the standard Of repubicanism.


But, who shall be candidate for Governor ?
am tolerably conversant with public opinion in
our section Of the State, and can candidlY and
without hesitation declare that we have no section
al or local preferences prejudces the subject.
All we ask is who he is, not where he comes
from. In fact, the friends of none Of our Eastern
democrats are urging their claims, though there
are so many who deserve it. We are proud OF
their distinguished services but we believe those
services are devoted the promotion of their
principles and party, and not themselves. =
In this feeling we are looking to the West for
some leader, in the appro aching election. We re-
member with pride the exertions of her HoKE
Give US such another candidate from the same re-
pIon, and we ask for no more certain triumph
There is man in the mountain region, who is
not much known in political proceedings but
of whom report speaks so favorably that we are


all enlisted in his behalf refer TO Col. ISAAC T


AVERY, of Burke. To sound political principles
he unites the habits of of business, and The


accomplishments of gentleman. His talents and


acuuirements have been too long lost to the service


of his State; but having never engaged in the


scramble for public Offices, his unblemished private
character presents the signal advantage of candl


date whom the venom Of detraction could mol
reach and in these degenerate times, 1t Is nc
small advantage 10 bring forward a man whose
| life and pust conduct can defy the rancour and


malignant Vaccinations of party aspirants.


Let the friends of Col. AVERY bring him for


ward, and the Eastern democracy will rally it:


ranks with that enthusiasm which will secure vic


Nov. 10, la45. EDGECOMB.