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nate the candidates for the next Legislature
Whether they were enablA to organize asiiaeet
ing, or not, will NOT positively assert but will
venture to pfedictssthey were not for learn
they have made another appointment to meet al
George Foust's, on Saturday before Court -agair
to strain at gnat and swallow camel. !.


How will the wings in the eastern part of the
county, and about Hillsborough, feelto support
the whig candidates from theextreme west when
enemies, (for as such they must be regarded
when they denounce all of both parties who differ
with them in opinion, as being renegades, ilibe-
raj, and mean, and refuse to go into convention
and consult as brethren and co-laborers in good
cause, but say you must surrender, you have Vio-
lated your trust by voting for new Court House,
and we have lost all confidence in you as wings
becahse you gave the contract to build the same
to "a democrat, when you, having the power,
might have given it to good whig as a reward
for hiss political services, and we will no longer
support any man for the Legislature, either in the
nine mile line, running north and south, west of
Hillsborough2


will now now close this communication, by
saying that T-have recently been in the southern,
northern and northwestern parts of the county,
and, living inthe west myself can speak from
the knowledge Of facts, that friends are reused
to action in every neighborhood; and most cor
daily concur in opinion with your correspondent
from Orange that if the same spirit prevails
throughout the county, as is exhibited here, her
entire delegation will be democratic.


r. A YOUNG DEMOCRAT.


Orange, May l6, 1914.