THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, " e..
Wednesday, April 10, 1914.


FOR GOVERNOR:
Col. MICHAEL HOKE,


of Lincoln County

Nathan, W. &
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% We invite the attention Of the reader to
the very able and lucid letter of Mr.. Senator
WALKER, on our first page. 1t would be we'll
for our friends to preserve especially those copies
of the Standard containing this letter.


Read also, on onr last page, the article headed
Henry Clay's Duels." Also, the fifth number
of Taeitus. We copy, for the eye of Tacitus,
the following from the last Tarborough Press:


"sTacus.' in the Standard, in speaking of Beaufort
county, says the Pamlico river nearly through the
centre Of the County, into ,Uhich Tar rirer enties
This is great mistake-Pamlico and the Tar one
and the By the by, there great many incl
DENTS Revolutionary and otherwise, connected with the
history Of Edgecomb, which not generally known,
and which would be glad to place before Tacitus,
before he reaches the county,