TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
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The Old North State Clay Whig paper


published at Elizabeth City, is evidently dssats.
fed with the unfair and ungenerous course"


pursued BY the Wings Of Wake county. Speak


ing ofthe approaching Wing Convention it says


s.We hope our friends will appoint Delegates to said


Conventions but must say that the Hgeerous and ,n


course pursued by the Wings of Wake County make
It of very little consequence whether they do or not
The Wings of that County held meeting on the 9Th
inst, and in the strongest terms recommended their
" respected and patriotic fellow-cltizen, CHARLES
MANLY, Esq Candidate for Governor and TO car
Ty out their recommendation far possible they ap-
pointed Committee of One Hundred and Fiffy Seven
course, to vote for Mr.. M This at once secures the
nomination of that gentleman


There is ssomething to admire, it must be con-
fessed, in the spirit of this Editor He kicks up
and well he may-against the doingsof the lead
ing Wings of Raleigh. He shows what he feels
that the Wings in other portions of the State
are required to pass under the rod-to submit to
the dictation of George E. Badger and his irstru
ments. In relation to the nomination for Govern.
or, the matter, we believe, stands thus: Mr. Badc.
er prefers Edward Stanly above all others; but
his second choice is Charles Manly; and if he
should see, by the time the Convention assemblies
that Mr.. Stanly's chances for success are good he
will attempt to transfer the vote of Wake from
Mr.. Manly and throw it for his favorite If, how
ever, Stanlys chances should be deemed utterly
desperate, every thing necessary to secure the
nomination Of his second choice will have been
accomplished; for who does not know that-all
under currents and Badger influences set aside
the Wings of Wake would prefer Mr.. Manlv2
And what will the friends of Messrs Shepard,
Joyner, Kerr and others, be able to accomplish
against 157 delegates


Since writing the above we have seen the com.
ments of the Register on the article of the sold
North State" They are melancholy enough
and such reasons for appointing that tremendous
delegationl He says "the Convention is to sit
at Raleigh" Who doubts it2 And that the
Wake county Wings appointed large body for
the purpose of providing for the comfort of de.
legates from a distance. This means, we SUP.
pose, that no man who is not delegate from
Wake county is to be permitted to administer to
the comfort of representatives from other coun-
ties He says something, also, about the name of
the county, and gives it as his deliberate opinion
that the large delegation was appointed for the
purpose of proving that the Wings here were
/" aide awake" Query. Is the Editor of the
Star included underthis head2 Query If Wake
aoakes ZIP all Of a sudden, and appoints I57 dele
gates, how many delegates ought Orange 10 ap-
point when she acokes up? Query. Will the Re
gister be kind enough to inform his brothers of
the " Old North State" and g Carolina Watch
man why the Wake Wings appointed so many
Political Parsons delegates TO the Convenion2