: THE STATE CONVENTION.
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q It will be seen by the proceedings of the Meet.


ing ir another column, that the sterling democra.
icy Of Mccklenburg have agreed to the proposition


TO hold,th Democratic State Convention in this


City on the 9Th of January next We again ap


peal to our friends IN all the Countless to follow


the example so nobly and promptly set them by


Mecklenburg and Union. With expressions Of


opinion in regard to the nominee of the COnVG.
tion we have nothing to do-this is matter for
the people; but we hope no County will be un-


represented in the Convention. We equotc the6.


lowing from the last JeffeIsonim;


By the proceedings in to-day's paper, it WILDE
seen that the Democracy of Mecklenburg have re.
sponded to the call of their friends in Union for
a State Convention They too, name the Slh Of
January as the most suitable day, and we hope


hatis the day our party throughout the State will
settle upon. II later day is selected many Of
our leading friends in this part of the State who
be prevented from going, by our spring Courts
ly call meetings and appoint Delegates. We
have plenty oftine to have Delegates in Raeigh
on the 9Th Of January from every County in the
State; and we trust that such will be the case"


We also present the following response from
the Warrcnton Reporter 81. ..s.. .-...


eve learn from the l1st number Of the RiIegh
Standard that a Democratic State Convention will
be held in the city of Raleigh on the 9th Of Janu'
ary 1896 in order to nominate candidate fol
Governor, and TO take such further steps as may be
secure the complete organization oil
nnr party, and its triumph in the important contest
IF 1876 both as 10 the lGoEernor and the Assem-
bly,. The. artcle.qin the Standard contains an
earnest and pressing appeal to the Democrats Of
he State to icaH meetings inzthrir several counties
md to appoint delegates to the State Convention,
which appeal we presume will be satisfacIOrilyre'
'ponded 10 by the party generally, We learn from
he Raleigh Register and other Whig paper, That
| Convention will also be assembled in Raleigh
o nominate Wing candidate for Govern0f
From present appearances I'VE may expect thaac
i've and energetic efforts will be made in North
Carolina by both parties at the next election Of
Governor and Members ofthe Legislature"