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Congressional Convention.
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The Ce0treyille Times is Of the opin>
ion, that it is time the primary sters were
taken towards nominating candidate for
Congress from This Congressional district.
We do not think there is any time lost
yet, bat it may be well enough for ,ha
people to be looking around for a man
who has Joined in him the requisite quail
ifca'ions, and popularity 'hat will en-
sUse his election. This DisIic! is .
Wing district, and if, as he Times eup-
poses, Albert Constable is the locofocn
candidate, he must be beaten much more
.han lie WAS before. One thing is quite
ccriain-he cannot get anything like the
majority in this county he did before


The Times thinks there is gentleman
in Queen Anne's that would do as well
as any one else-weli we are not rigAi
sure that there is not, but it is probable
that each county will have its favorire -
However, there will be no difficulty, al!
will be done harmoniousy, and the nomi
nee will be elected.


We propose Wednesday, the 30th day
Of July, as the proper time to held the
Convention. Two months is long enough
for the canvass. Each county car choose
its delegates, at any previous convenient
time. shai! the number agree with The
rcprese nislion of each in the State Lesis--
lature, or shall the number Of voters be
the basis.