MR.. HAYWOOD AND THE wu1C
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The last Greensborough Patriot thus sDcoL. oe
Mr. Haywood. The Patriot, it must be romoo.
bercd is printed in Gov. Morehead's CopD,u 80.
Gov. Morehead is thought of by his parlv for
seat in the United States Senate. The PoIrio,
will be seen, does not "c0vet any services" of M
Haya0Ood +" IN the Wig ranks":


For ourselves, we do not undertake ,o bo i.
apologist or defender of Mr.. Hay wood His co1n .e
is 10 US an incomprehensible one But we n~rss
shall believe until we have evidence of mnrb ,uoen
reliable character than the Locofocos have VET nro
duced, (they have produced none) that a Noppru
CAROLINA SENATOR is capable of personal coTrmnl
tion of so black die. What! man euioviHg ,bo
smiles of power-one of the leaders of Sraa, tnr
party-a man of competent fortune wihal-ofI bio'
associations and unsuied come xions-to saw notb
ing of his public professions of chrlstaniry sell
his fair name and his honor in this life and bis
soul TO the devil hereafter, for as much trash
you can grasp thus p' "!Tell it to The marines
the sailors won't believe it,"


Gas we said, his course is to US inexplicsble we
do not understand him; and sure De do mol copet
any services Of his in the Whig ranks. But we
await his promised exposition of his conduct; and
we think that charity alone demands of his own
party pause in their denunciarions, until they see
what he has to say for himself"