For the North Carolina Stand
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.


At meeting of the Democratic citizens Of the coun-
y of Ashe, at the Court House in Jefferson, April 18th,
1S43, Samuel Sapp, Esq, called to the Chair, and
r. nurchisOn, appointed Secretary.


The object of the meeting having been explained the
following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy of Ashe will unite
with their democratic brethren of the counties compos
ing the third Congressional District of N Carolina, in
holding Convention of Delegates at the town of Rock
ford, the 9th day of May next for the purpose of
the next Congress of the U. S.


ResolUed, That the following Delegates be, and
they hereby appointed to attend said Convention
and that they have power to fill vacancies in their body
necessary, witt Thomas Sutherland, Johel Smith,
Thomas Blair, David Miller, Esq, Capt David Miller,
Hugh M. Stokes, James Maxwell, John GambilI, Fe-
lix B. Parkcs c. H. Doughden, Allen Genrey, Tslia-
erro Witcher, Caleb Osborn George Bower, George w.
Reeves John Reeves James Todd, Peter Earnest John
Hill, Jehu Goss Jordan Council, John F. Greer, Ste
Phen Thomas George Philips, George H. Hamilton and
John Dixon; and motion, the Chairman and Secretary
added to the list of Delegates.


Resol1ed, That to preserve harmony and concert
ofaction, will support the Democratic Candidate who
may be nominated by the Rockford Convention.


On notion ResOlUed, That these proceedings be for
warded to the Standard, with request for publication.
After speech from H. NJ. Stokes Esq, and remarks
by other gentlemen, the meeting adjourned.


SAMUEL SAPP, Chm
r. MUReHIsoN Sec.