MIDDLETON. April 4. 1874
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MeSSrs. Jones q Durdin: The time is
approaching when it will become necessa-
ry for the delegates 10 our Democratic
County Convention to select from among
their fellow citizens suitable individuals
to represent our county in the lower branch
| OF tho next Legislature. Inasmuch as
modest merit is frequently passed over to
ease the pain OF vaulting aspiration, and
to secure peace and harmony in political
families, trust it will not be considered
improper, or out of place, that an old sol.
dier 10 the rank and file OF Democracy
should suggest the name of one whom he
thinks well qualified TO discharge the du.
ties which he thinks will be incumbent
upon Representative. allude to ADDI-
SON KING, Esq. That he has been as
much solicited as others, there can be no
doubt; that he has not made the fact pub
lie, is but an evidence of discreet modes.
iy, worthy of true democrat who confides
in the Judgment, and cheerfully submits to
the will of the people. Mr.. King is
gentleman of good education, sprightly
mind, and is well versed in the principles
of law. And what is still better, he is
farmer-he lives by his labor, and not
by his wit. Should he be selected, |
have no doubt that the democracy of Car
roll will rally 10 his support as one man,
and young North Carolina, the tenth legion
of Carrol's democracy, will Iush 10 the
polls as mighty avalanche, bearing down
with impuniIy the stubborn cohorts Of COON
cry. What say you then, brother demo-
Gratis, 10 NELL and KING2 They are
good democrats, and real clever fellows.


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