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POPE COUNTY, HUTCn 4, iS44.

 EDIToR-To day, we had among us

 of candidates: D. Walker, Esq, the

 candidate for Congress, and Gen. R. Trd one of the Democratic candidates overnor. It being the first day of our lit Court, there was respectable num-

 the people present. Gen. Byrd led off Bpeech of nearly two hours, and made a satisfactory effort. He handled na-

 politics and policy in a way which ed dvery clearly that he was no mere tyro. |ugh the Gen. has been repeatedly dub

 "National Bank Democrat" he on ccasion fully committed himself by giv- $ views in detail, upon that subject. opposed to an incorporated institution Rdmlts of the subscription of stock or stockholders, and also to the dis

 feature. But. if I understand him he Is in favor of a statute being enact Congress, the provisions of which will enze the establishment of sufficient de- Pnes in each State, and Treasury notes used, as now is done, based upon the re- es and actual specie deposit, with the |nal code annexed thereto. Such law e always called the Independent Consti- bal Treasury. think the General. in (e to himself should make his views full (own upon this important subject. He led the whig party without gloves; he a little of the sheep's skin and exhibit portion of the wolf's huge paw; he |up their conduct in it's proper light, he Fularly attended to the case of those

 and Order" politicians. Upon the he was quite at home, and exhibited practical sagacity. His most important from what could learn, was to arouse Pemocratlc party to sense of their dan fnd to enforce upon them the great im- |nce of organization. He submits his Ps fully to the Democratic convention in

 This county will be represented, and |ll good number more. As to a Con- lon It IS now settled that there will be When Gen. Byrd had finished his very speech, D. Walker, Esq, followed, oc- |nlg more than two hours. This gentle IS quite ready debater, and displays |uerable 2. tact and ingenuity in his speech lie acquits himself as we'll as one could |c' considering he has engaged in bad E. He endeavors to enforce his ssLaw order" arguments, and then tries to hum 'ne good sense of the people by appeal o their patriotism. He tries to prove 'aefe are too many persons engaged in the al's of agriculture. This is quite a new 10 me. l think if thousands more of the les ol society were honorably engaged in E me soil, instead of lying around the l, lsand villages, waiting for some god-send 'ney may revel on the labour of others, by ,weat oi the honest mans brow, they lu De of more solid advantage to society. assure you, Mir. Editor, that the true slples of Democracy were never more u.an they are, now, here in this and the n''llg counties. All we want is new enllon :' ! to produce harmony, and when s heid all local and sectional feelings Oe lost sight of, for the good of the whole.

 G.