RIP VAN WINKLE.
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The Wings Of North Carolina, assembled in
convention at Raleigh, have commenced, in good
earnest, their portion of the labors of the ap-
preaching campaign. From the account of their
proceedings which we have seen in the Raleigh
Register as well as from letters received in this
city, we can have no misgivings as to the pre-
vailing political sentiment in the old North State.
We have not space for the entire account pub
lished in the Register, we wish we had, because
i, shows that the Wings there mean not to call
upon Hercules, but to put their own shoulders 10
the wheel. Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Or.
ange, is the nominee for Governor Nessrs.
GEORGE Z. BADGER and EDWARD B. DUDLEY are
delegates to represen, the State, at large, in the
National Convention. The assemblage was adj
dressed by Messrs. Bryan, Cherry, Manly, and
Waddell, and in the evening the hospiable man
sion of Governor Morehead was thrown open,
where the enjoyment of the occasion was en-
hanced by the presence of ladies whose appro-
wing smile everywhere follows the efforts of the
"law and order" party.