For the North Carolina Standard.
To John W. Cunningham, Esq. of Person.
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To John W. Cunningham, Esq of Person.


Sir: In addressing you through the public
press. it is our object to make an appeal to your
patriotism, that you may at least for while,
give up the enjoyment of private life. to unfurl
the broad banner of Democracy to the breeze
Do you think we ask too much at your hands
when we urge you to become candidate for the
Legislature2 Consider for moment the posi-
ton of our party in Person at this time. Have we
not three or four men who are so eager to become
candidates for the House of Commons, that they
will risk the success of our cause, soonerthan cede
their claims to each And yet, they are willing
to withdraw their names if you will consent to be-
come candidate. With you az our candidate,
VIC are certain of success. Then, may we not
entreat you to forego, forthe present. the joys of
private life, and consent to serve the people of
Person in the next General Assembly, 1t re-
mains with you to say whether the call is made
in vain.


MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS