The District Meetings, &C.
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We had not time last week, after the
Central Committee furnished us with their
notice, calling Distric. Meetings, to say
anything in reference TO them. We hope
the Wings Of the county will bear in mind
that Tuesday next, the 10Th inst. is the
day they are to be held, and turn out to
them, so that we may have full and fair
expires sion of opinion in the Convention
There are but few, we presume, who can
not spare part of an afternoon to attend
political meeting.


The Convention is an important one
Candidates for the House of Delegates,
The State Senate, and the Sherinality, and
delegates to the Congressional district
convention are TO be selected. There ap-
pears to be more anxiety about tlv sheriff
than any other matter. 1t is probable that
several are anxious for the nomination,
and there is some diversity of opinion a.
bout who the candidate should be, and
what part of the county he should come
from. If our party was decidedly stron-
ger in the county than the other, then the
proper way to select candidates, would
be to take them from the districts in rota-
ton, bu, as there is some doubt about that
AS it is nearly certain that the locos are
the stronger party, there should be some
other rule by which TO make the selection.
man should be chosen who will unite
the whole whig strength, and who can
make some inroad into the ranks of the
other party. 1t seems to US such man
can be found, and we hope the conven.
ton may act wisely in the matter