For the North Carolina Standard.
AN ANS TER.
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AN ANS " Etl.
NATHANlEL BoyDEN, Esq.


=. Dear Sir: In the discussion between you and
The Hon, D. s. REfb, at our last Superior Court,
you appeared very anxious to learn who James K.
Polk was. promised you then that would give
you his name after the 4lh If November, which is
JAMES KNOX Polk, of Tennessee, President elect
Of the United States of America, son of Ezekiel
Polk whom the wings say was tory of the revo-


Luton. And who is Il that this obscure individual
has so badly beaten for the Presidency? l will
not ask you, sir, for his name know him we'll.
My countrymen, also, are acquainted with him,
and Well have they acted their part in giving him
his final furlough. With him dies Federalism in
all its various shades. LOCO-FOCO.


Surry CO. N. c., 10Th Nov. 1874.