WHAT TIE wHIGs SAY OF HIM.
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The Register of yesterday says, in speaking of
Mr.. Haywood's Address, "iDtelligent impartial
men will,see how completely MIR. Haywood justi-
tide of ohloquy with which they have attempted
to overwhelm him." The Wing papers generally
enthusiastic in their praises of the Ex-senator.
" What have l done, that my enemies should
praise me?''


The Register of yesterday also contains quite a
funny piece of poetry addressed to the Ex-senator.
The writer, who is of course Wing. says, Hail
God-!ike man." We suppose, then, that North
Carolina is at length equally blessed with Massa-
chusrtts, and that the &" God-ike " Webster, alias
Black Dan, alias tine Great PensiOner, is not
Wing leaders and their instruments in North Caro-
lima called Mr. Haywood all sorts of bad and hard
names but now since he has taken course
which they think is calculated TO benefit them, he
is all at once marvellouslY proper and patriotic
mani


The Norfolk Herald, Wing paper, speaks as
follows Of Mr. Haywoo


The more the pity that he should have lacked
the hrmness and independence necessary to mann
tain his dignihed attitude in the hour Of trial for
while give full credit 10 his declaration, that his
conscience revoIted at voting for the obnoxious
bill, we hold him bound to have voted against
n-Such attempts 10 dodge the question are
always unfortunate. His party have just cause
TO be offended with him, because he kept his oP-
position 10 the bill a secret from them until the
last moment. They will never be reconcIled TO
him again, Notwithstanding he has honored them
with exclusive attention in his address.-Thus
then he stands politically denounced by his own
party for being too independent; and hopeless oi
the countenance of the Wings for not being inde-
pendent enough"