THE CONVENTION.
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The work goes bravely on Every Democrat
ic press in the State has come out warmly in favor
of the 9Th of January Convention ;-and by their
proceedings in to-days paper, it will be seen that
the ever reliable Democracy at Caswell have
come promptly up to The work of appointing
delegates. We also see notice in the last North
Carolimian for meeting of the Democracy of
Cumberland, and similar notice in the Lincoln
Courier, for meeting in Lincoln at the December
Court These signs are cheering. They indi-
cate that our friends in North Carolina are wide
awake 10 the importance of organization and con-
cert of actioa-that they are determined to make
grand struggle to redeem the State next August
Let us have full Convention of the right SORT
of men-spread out the broad banner of our prin


cipes before the people, and enter the field uni


ted and well organized, and victory is certain


In particular do we desire to see full Delegation
from the Western Counties; and we therefore
urge our friends to lose no time in holding meet
! ings 10 appoint Delegates. Appoint such acil
go. rain or skine, Come down, We noble Demo
Gratis of the everlasting mountains of Cherokee
and Buncombe, and Yanccy-come down anc
mingle and take council with your brethren from
the sea-shore and kindle afresh the fires Of liberty
renew together, on the altar of your country
the pledge to ".fght on fight erer," in defence O
your principles. You will return with stoute


hearts better nerved to meet and vanquish the fed
eral leaders and their legions in your own noun
tain district. Mecklenburg JeGersonian