ENCOURAGING.
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The Rutherfordton Republican notices the pre-
sentation by the Fayetteville Observer of the name
of Mr.. Cherry as a candidate for Governor, and
says "this is all well enough" Mr.. Observer,
do you hear that? We hope you will keep on
presenting names, especially as your course in
this respect receives the sanction of the upcountry
Editor. But some account of the names ought
to be kept else the Convention might overlook
some of them. Let US see: Edward Stanly,
John H Bryan, George E. Badger, John Kerr,
Samuel F. Patterson, William w. Cherry, VIM.
A. Graham, William B. Shepard, Joseph" Col
lins (he Register invented tnat) Ebenezer Petit
grew, Alfred Dockery, Charles Manly, Kenneth
Rayner, Andrew Joyner, Frederick J. Hill, Rob-
ert B. Giliam Michael Francis, and last, as well
as least The Little BIoaoer By subtracting
nothing from the list seventeen will remain
Whether Mr.. Gillian would serve, if elected, we
do not know. Personally he is a most amiable
man. We have placed Mr.. Francis in the list
Perhaps we are wrong. At any rate, if he has
no idea of running himself he prefers Mr. Man
ly above all others. We are free to confess that
out of the list we can make no particular choice


We rather incline, however, to select one of the
three WiIIi0ms--because they are our name
sakes and because also, they are fine, cookbook
ing men. But the most encOwr0 gimg circumstance
is, that our candidate will beat either Of them at
least five thousand votes