MOVEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRACY

For the North Carolina Standard.
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! OF THE DEMOCRACY


For the North Carolina Standard.


MEETING IN WAKE. .a5


At large and resEeciable meeting ofthe Democratic
party of Wake, held in the City Hail, on Monday the
21st of Feb 1e42 ~ G. Rand called the chair,
and G. II. Wilder was appointed Secretary. The
ohjeci of the meeting had been previously explained,
by public notice calling the people OF this County
TO respond 20 HE nomination Of L. d. HENRY, Esq
for Governor. On motion, the chairman appointed
P. H. Busbee, Wilson Whitaker, P. B. Burt, James
D. Newsom and Simon Smith, to report resolutions
who after retiring short lime submitted the following
viz:r ss ee.
l. ResOlped unanimously, That Governor Morehead,
when he candidate Morehead promised 10 do every
tthing for every body. -


g. Resolved unanimously, That his Excelency, Jno.
VI. Morehead since he Governor, has done no
good for any body but his party and not much for
that.
g. Res0lued tuaniaously That LOUIS D. HENRY, Esq.
ought to be our next Governur-we believe that be
will be our GoYerBor-and We hereby pledge ourselves
to make all honorable exer!ons thai he shall be our
next Governor.


A. ResolUed mnania1Onsly That we go for the candi.
date that speaks right uut and bears The Banner Of
a "Bahk Reform "No Monopolles" protective
Tariff. y. - -
s. ResOlyed, That the chairman be requested to ap
point commisIee in each Eiecton District of Wake
County, which committees will correspond with each
oher and guard the people against deception by our
cunning political adVerSarTess conceal nothing from the
public eye and expose those who do.
6. Resoued That this County will appoint so delegates
to the Democratic Convention in Salisbury, meet
the goth of May next, and that the chairman nomin,
ate them, and that they be requested to attend SAID
Convention.


Agreeably to the Fifth Resolution the following Cor
responding Committees were appointed.
A. W.:


Barney Jones' Austin Jones and. W. Ballentine.
'Nat. Jones'-JoShua Rogers and Willie Pope.


"Cottrelps-P. B. Burt and Green Beckwirh.


Upchurch's-Isaac Hudson and Joel Jones.


Witherspoons-Ashey MCGEE and Josiah IBarbee.


Hayes'-John Hayes and John Green.
Lynns-Mr. Lynn and VIM. Holloway.


"Spikes--John JohLs and Henry Hayes.


"Wynn's-Mr. Barker, who is requested to associate
some person with himself.


60 FIsh DAMMIT Robertson, who is requested 10 az.


sociate some person with himself.


New Lght-John Pennington and Abner Peace.


&" ForeGvile-Wm B Dunn and Vim. Barham


RoiesViiIe-seth Jones and Allen Rogers, senf.


Wakefeld-Benj. Marriott and Joseph Fowler.


Busbee's-Hardy Britt and W. R. Poole.


Raeigh-Wm. White and B B. Smith!


AgreeabIy to The SIKH Resolution the following
DelgateS were appointedt to The Convention TO
Salisbury on the 20th of May J. H. Jeferys,
CASTOR H Wilder, Perrin H. Busbee, James B. Shep.
ard, W. HI. Haywood, William White, John q egeH-
fuss, Simeon Williams, Wilson Whitaker, Mathew Nc
CuIIers, W. W. White, Willie Pope, Joshua Rogers
PaSchal B. Burt Isaac Rowland. John Hayes. Samuel
Utey, VIM. R. Poole, Berry Sims. Wm. C. Jefreys
Reddck Hunter, Samuel Whitaker, sen. Samuel Whit
aker jr Thomas Lorng, I'D. Newson, S. W. Al,,on,
John Flemming. G.. W. Thompson, James NJ. Man
gum, D. B. Massey, Francis A. Jones, Tgnal Jones'
John Hopkins, sen Alsey Hunter, Stephen Pearson,
AIsey Holland, Augustus Turner David Smith. Stnson
Ivey, Kmbrough Jones, B. S. D Williams, Green Al
ford Benz Allen, James Woodard, BdrweIl Temple,
Edmund Stevens, William Smelling, William Walton,
Jeremiah Dunn, and William Powell.


All Of the resolutions unanimously passed
The meeting was addressed by Wm. II. Haywood Jr.
and James B. Shepard in able jealous and convincing
speeches Of two hours length. every word of which
breathed confidence of success.


On motion of p H. BuSbee, il was.


Reso}ued, That the thanks of this meeting are due
the chairman and Secretary for the able aRd efficient
manner in which they have discharged their duties,
mad that they be requested sign and publish pro
ceedings in the Nnrh Carolina Standard. ..


After which, the meeting adjourned


NJ G. RAND. Char.


G. H. WILDER, Sec.