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! Resignation Of Mr.. Hay3ood We promised
last week to make some remarks in this paper, in


reference TO the extraordinary course taken bv one


ofour senator's in Congress Our attention since that


time has teen directed towards his circular to the
people of North Carolina, published in the Union,


desiring them to suspend their opinion Of his course


until ne publishes his defence, which he will do in


short time. We hope to lay it before our readers


in our next We shall also give The remarks of
some of our Representatives in the House, in refer


enee to his course, which we intended to insert
this week, but it has been crowded out by press
OF other matter We hope that the gentleman
may be able to vindcale his course, but we doubt
much if he can satisfy the Democratic partv ofI
North Carolina. After being elected to that high
station with the distinct understanding that the
party he represented were in favor of the rednc.
ton ofthe tariff. and the party also believing firm
~ That bis sentiments we've the same with theirs.
1t is certainly acting in an unfaithful manner. to
say the least of it. to desert his post in the hour of
trial to prove Eathess to the trust reposed in him
and to endanger the success of The great measure
OF the Democratic party. However we shall re.
Tram from further remarks until his own exposi
ton OF his course is circulated among the peonIe
Out OF his own mouth let us judge him.


Washington Republican