For the North Carolins Standard.
To Eintbroagh Jones, Esq, Chairman Of
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the Wake Democratic association. $
s SIR: The spirit evinced by the democracy ofthe
Uaion IN favor Of their nominees for President and
Vice PKesident, IS evidence that they are alive 10
the Importance of action, energetic action in the
Resent coatest--a contest between the natataI and
legitimate Rights Of The People, on the one hand,
and the head and embodiment of that eonglomera-
ton of interests The FederalH High Tariff Abolition
Bank Whig party, Heazy Clay, on the other. Our
friends in other States seem to be completely orz
ganized, and are exerting themselves by holding
Mass, County, and Town meetings, addressing
the people on those subjects which now agitate
the public mind, and raising s:sY oang Hickory
poles around which 10 rally, as in the days of
"Old Hickory" = -. X y =. 70 :


In our State this spirit is not SO apparent; yet
friends are not idle. In the sterling republi-
can counries of Cumberland aud Nash, the Polk
and DALLAS men have raised f' Young Hickory !"
poles-and shall zoe of the metropolitan county be
behind our brethren in other sections in zeal for the
great cause in which we are engaged2 What
say you-what, say the Democracy of Wake, to
raising q "YOUNG HICKORY .. at the capitol
On the 17th day of October, I777, at Saratoga,
Gen. Burgoyne laid down his sword and surren-
dered to the superior valor of American arms.
Let there be a MASS MEETING of the Demo
craey of Wake, on Thursday the 18th day of oc-
tober, 1s44-and may the celebration of this event
in coun,ry's history prove disastrous to the
friends of British Bank and of British Phllan-
,hropy, (heaven save the mark y as did Burgoyne's
surrender prove the oppressive cause Of Brtan's
arms. < g ~


"Haug out your banner onlthe outward wall"
We address ourselves to you. sir, as the head of
the party in this county and though you may not
concur iu the propriety of such a movement, we
assure you that il will meet with the appreciation
Of large number of your fellow-ctizens and CO.
laborers, -JACKSON-MEN. -


Wake county, Oct.8, 1914.