Wake County, Lly 4th, 1888,

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We have been designated committee
to make known to you your nomination as
a candidate for the office of Governor Of the
State, by respectable portion of our fellow
citizens at public meeting in this county.


In the discharge of this duty, we deem
it not improper to add, the nomination has
been made by those who concur with the
views of the President of the United States,
in regard to our national currency, and who
fatter themselves, should you aquiesce in
their wishes in becoming candidate, YOU
will be generally supported by the friends of
the Administration. We take it for granted,
from what has been said, and from the man.
ner Of his nomination, by those who are them
selves in favor of United States Bank and
Henry Clay as President, that Gov. Dudley
unites in these views. We think it therefore
but candid to the people of the State and to
those whose organ we are in making this COM
munication, to know whether or not YOU are
in favor of such Bank with its fifty millions.
and of that individual as President. upon
whose election its friends alone seem to cal
culate on its success


We have the honor to be,


With great personal respect,


Your obedient servants,


WILLIS WHITAKER,


WIN. W. WHITE,


WILLIE POPE,


To the Hon. JOHN BRANCH.


Steamboat Chesapeake, Juzy z, 1888.
GENTLEMEN:


Iwas honored by the receipt of yours
of the 4th instant, after / took my seat in the