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Extract from letter from leading Republican


Of the West dated ----
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Extract from a letter from leading Republican
of the West, dated .-.'


CHARLOTTE, July 8, 1s47.
SIN our District COL Barringer, under the Fed
eraI Rdgnermander, has no regular opposition ;
but we Democrats intend, compliment TO that
able brother in the cause, Walter F. Leak, to at
tend the polls and vote for him informally. II will
be a compliment he richly deserves. We cannot
think of asking him to canvass the District as a
regular candidate.


81 rejoice to see you laboring so manfully to
forward the election:of Gen. Daniel. Aihough two
of his opponents (Messrs. Toole and Prtchard)
are or heretofore have been, more nearly allied to
me in political sentiment than the General, yet
highly disapprove their extraordinary course, and
if were in the District should give my cordial
support TO the candidate Of the party. And may
no, hope every Democrat in the District will thus
act Look at the example Of our opponents in the
Goilford District There were three federalists In
the field, but no sooner did a Democrat come out
than two of the federasis withdrew and went for
the other most heartily. Will our party IN North
Carolina never learn wisdom2 The reelection OF
Gen. Daniel and Col. Biggs, and the success OF
Mr. Venable in the Orange district, would greatly
rejoice the Democracy Of the West--burried up
as they are under the mountains OF federalism
heaped upon them by the last wicked Mexican
Legislature at Raleigh. #