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competed, dS lOIlONS


NJ, Wbir Cand Loco do.


John w rsyoe Robert Dale Owen.
II .Joscpb t. White Thomas ]. Henley.
III. John A. Nla;son, homaS smith
" Caleb B Smith fCharles II. Test


V. David Wallace, William j. brown.
vi George Dunn John w. DAVIS,


iP c. Dunnng


VII Edward W. McGaughey


. j. r. AIofar.


III. Dan Mace, John Fetu


TX. Samuel c. Sample, T. Chamberlain


X. David X. Kilgore Andrew Kennedy


Members of the last Congress.


or dubious politics.


Most of the Districts will be closely contested.
The Wings are confident Of carrying the lst lid,
Ivtll and IXtt, and can only lose the With by
a dsgraccful quarrel among themselves. II they
r: man al variance, T. A. Howard or some other
Loco will rain down upon them just before the
Election. They do not give up any District.
SoUru CARoLINA.-Thc Democratic $50 they
call it) State Convention appears to have been
large and respcctab!e-I1on. W. b. Scabrook,
President. Every thing was of course Calhoun.
An Address to the Democracy setting forth Nh
Calhoun's claims TO It's support, was reported ana
adopted. A committee OF 2l instructed TO con-
sdcr the ticllish subject of National Conventions
sc. reported on the 23d. suggesting May, loii,
as the proper time for the meeting OF the Conven
ton; and that the mode of electng Delegates to
+. be by Districts in those States under the Dis
trict organization, and in the others by the method
III general use among them; that the representa-
tion be the same as in the Electoral Colleges and
that the vote in the Convention be taken per cap
ia. The report was accepted, and Oil the 21th
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