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Public Meeting. 1t will be seen by the notice
above that a public meeting will be held in this
place on Monday next, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the Convention in Raleigh, on
the 9th of January.


1t is hoped that there will be a general atten-
dance the people Of the county, and tha, dele
gates-'050 '0iH g0-may be appointed l, is
useless. of course, to speculate in advance, as to
what will be the result, or who will receive the
nomination. The claims of various gentlemen
have been set forth by their friends and more
prominently among the rest, the names of Fisher
and Avery ..


We are decidedly of the opinion that western
man should be selected; the why's and whereforcs
it is unnecessary now to give. But if an eastern
man be selected, we know of no one who has
greater claims upon his party than Geni. L. D.
Wilson, of this county He is a gentleman of
enlarged experience consequent upon long
course of public service, and possesses qualiicn-
ton, rare among the public men of the day-bus-
habits of the first order. Edgecomb, at least,
appreciates him. Iar6Oro Press.