For the North Carolina Standard.
To the Democracy Of Wake.
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FELLow-cITIzENs: GeH.. Saunders declining to
be again a candidate for Congress from this Dis
IFel, il devolves the people 10 declare which Of
the many aspirants shall succeed 10 that distin-
gufshed honor and. in order 10 secure harmony
and concert Of action in the democratic party in
the District, H. has beep proposed that Conven-
ton of delegates appointed by the people, shall be


held TO select suitable individnal-one TO whom
freemeR may with confidence entrust the honor,
and interests Of The District. =


Chatham, Cumberland, Johnston and Moore have
already acted in this matter and it is time that
the people of the Metropolitan county-iLe Gibral-


tar Of Democracy in North Carolina had begun 10
move. BY dissenlions in our ranks (if any there
be) the Opposition hope to succeed in electing a
Federais: from this District. Will you. by your


apathy IN the outset permit such Thing TO be, and
in District where we have q decided ma jorily
Forbid il! freemen-let them see that PRINCIPLES,
not men, The beacon-liehfs which biaZe aron nd


the altar OF Democracy at whose shrine you offer
up all personal attachments and whose chef object
is the greatest good 10 the greatest number.


FTeemen OF Wake you have preference, Px-
press il; it is your right. That the. expires so n
may carry with j: its due weight, il Is necessary
and proper that you assemble in your might and
majesty and formally announce your will; Ihcn, il


must and will be respected. Let, therefore, every


democratic voter in the county devote at least one


day-Saturday. The 18th Of April-to the mainIen-
ance OF democratic princlples-of IIuth, and juS-
tce, and equal rights; lea him whose head is bios
soming Tor the grave be there and let the high
souet youth on whom will soon devoive the re-
sPonsibIity of conducting The affairs of this great
and glorious country be here let the farmer leav


his plough the smith his forge, the carpenter his


bench the merchant his counter, the professional


man his engagements, and let the man Of leisure


not stay away let all be there that il may be a


grand rally Of the people. Remember that in uno,l


there is strength-divided, We fall.


ONE OF THE PEOPLE.