MOVEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRACY.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRACY


Wepublish this week, on our first page, the
proceedings of a. Democratic Republican Meeting
recently held in Franklin. Our friends there, it
will be seen, have formed Democratic Associa-
tion and are going into the contest with COM
mendable ardor and enthusiasm. Read the pro-
ceedihgs of their meeting


See also, in another column, the proceedings Of
the Democratic Meeting in Rockingham. Their
resolutions breathe the true spirit of democratic
truth; and whilst they avow preference for the
Presidency, as they have an undoubted right to
do, they nevertheless pledge themselves to abide
the decision of the Democratic National Conven-
tien. No where are there democrats truer or
frmer than those of Rockingham.


We publish also this week, from that excellent
journal, the Mecklenburg Jeffersonian," the pro-
ceedings of Democratic Meeting of the citizens
of Mecklenburg and Union counties. The JEFF
fersohian says: The meeting was one of the
largest and most spirited meetings we have ever
seen in this place The resolutions were adopted
with entire unanimy and the whole proceedings
will be found below 1t will be seen, that our
proposition for a convention of the young men of
our party was heartily sanctioned by the meeting,
and we now feel doubly warranted in urging its
adoption upon our party. The speech of Maj.
Ellis, of Salisbury, was really one of the best eff
forts of the sort we have listened to for time
1t reused the slumbering spirit of our democracy,
and proved that, though young, Maj. E. is able to
cope with any of his political foes in the ap-
contest"