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Senator Hay.0Ood resigned On Mondav
week last, Mr.. Haywood the democ ratio Senator
from this State, resigned his seat in Congress
The cause of this unexpected move of Mr.. Hav.
wood, was the passage of the Tariff bill He was
irreconcileably opposed to the Revenue bill as il
came from the House of Representatives and rs
the Senate resolved it should be passed in that
shape without alteration or amendment Mr.. Hav.
wood resigned his seat rather. than vote against
the BILL


This act of MIR. Haywood meets with universal
condemnation from the democratic party both at
home and abroad. For Mr.. HAYWOOD 10 reinse
to Join his democratic friends in reducing the Ta.
riff. was strange and unaccountable for one who
had always occupied his position on that Question
But to haye given way at that particular time
when circumstances had placed the fate of the hill
probably in his hands, seems an error little sbert
ofcrime ITSELF


Mr.. Haywood had been but recently elevated
% this most honorable and important post by his
democratic friends, and to this moment The dis.
charge Of his duties has been highly credilable to
him, and he was earning for himself and State a
high reputation but one false step has plunged
hlFn INTO an abyss from which he can never re-
sO"er. 4 ~ Tarboro Press.