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fhe following paragraph, from the Raleigh Re-
Iglster of Dec. 4, expresses sentiments which ought
to animate the bosom Of every man. The tear OF
being found in majority" is the basest and most
Of all motives and excuses for treache-
Try to ones own convictions.


"a public invitation to the friends of the Admin
lstration. in Wake county, appears in this paper
We trust they will avail themselves of it, and, in
consideration Of the importance of the object which
lis sought to be Effected, will suffer trivial cause
to prevent their attendance at the proposed meeting
We have every encouragement to perseverance.
The efforts which making in every section of the
State by the friends of Civil Government, not only
c,ince that their strength is greater than the most
sangune could have calculated on, but they also
show, that we have on our side many of the first
men in the State, whether considered in reference
to their talents or influence. Let not the friends Of
MIR Adams be deferred from doing their duty, from
the fear Of being found in minority, but let them
reflect that it is far more preferable,


~--o act with conscious pride