HON. CHARLES FISHER
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The last Lincoln Courier raises at its masthead
the name of the Hon, Charles Fisher, of Rowan.
as the democratic candidate for Congress in the
Mecklenburg District The Courier says:


"From the number of meetings that have been
held IN 1hls district and The unanmity they have
shown in the nomination Of Charles Fisher Esq.
the Democratic candidate foe Congress in op-
position TO, Mr.. Barringer, we have nailed his ee-
TO our mast head, ,, and trust that the democra-
cy will make bold pash carry the day for this
bold and nRRinching advocate Of the Constitution
-Union-and Texas. Both candidates are well
known to the people at large-and thus we believe
that as annexation of Texas is dear to a majority
of the second district, andYtkat Mr. Baringer mis-
represented their wishes in voting aganst. IT. they
Will so express ihemselves in August next. ! The
bobby which is intended TO ride Mr.. B. back to
Washington, is his e.rertions towardss re- buld-
ing the Mintat Charlotte, . when in fact, he done
no more, if not far less, than he was compelled, as
a public servant, to do and 10 the attention and
ecertio9s of The Superintendent, Mr.. Caldwell, is
owing ITS almost immediate re-estabHshmont, he
having made out the estimates &c. with the strict
est regard to economy, and pressing the matter,
the urgency OF The case required. So Mr. Barrin-
ger must run on his own merits as an ant, Texas
wbig, and doubt his ability to compete with his
oppnent On the stump, al least this aht the
tariff ffqueston, but time will show"