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"Wednesday, April 16. 1915.

"LOOK OUT" DEMOCRATS!
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T he Register calls upon the Wings to I" look
out" and says, " from some cause of other, there
isatenesof confidence about the Loco Foco press
es of this State FeeUrtesys would hayerssid Demo
crGtiel jn regard p our Apgu elections that we
do NOT half, ,GkeR ,Wbyahot2 Victory ip The ma
ton is ours=-why seek to embarrass The admins
tration q5 Why Should the Wings labor 10 keep
NORTH CaFoIipa in false position q What. are
they to gain byitfodThe Raeistef charges, that
Mr.. Polk was elected by fraudulent rneansss'
This is the old-song; and should have heard i,
just as we do'now, had Mr.. Clay been beaten five
hundred thousand poPul Jar votes, No. Mr. Gales,
If there aoGs fraud. itNas all on your side Have
you brgottenahs bFibes of the BanI LtheoecoeF-
Give measures res0tted to BY the lords
loom and the0spinning jenny y-and the ship-loads
of voters carried by your party from one State 70
another2 Frauds indeed / The democrats are
abore such as that land their canaeis too good TO
require tat any rate,there were no democratic
frauds in North Carolina, viii there be. sIS


The Register says, ,byawayo of inspiriting his
followers, that the. Wings have been cheated
out of the Presidency and they will be re-
venged for. it, Principle, PATRIOTISM regard
Cor the interest Of the people are TO be fergotten
in desperate struggle. for rersngs"Lfor a Ja't-
cisd cheatl T. Is it indeed so2 Are these your
sentiments, Wings of North Carolina? ? II We sap-
peal to those of you who are independent who
strike off all party trarpmes when Tie coQntry is
to be sustained and 1vindicated whozare disposed
TO give the Administration fair trial. and who
will not oppose itor any Administration under the
promptings of factious feelings-are you ready to
endorse this language of your leading organ2 If
so, stand forth, and let US see who you are If
not be men and patriots, as you ought to be, and
take ground against such course. ~1<


Well may the. Register look. out" and feel
alarmed The day for the triumphs of the peo-
pie has come. North Carolina will be aroused,
and, in our opinion, redeemed. She will go back
to her place, and stand where Jackson stood with
her when Clay went down before him, as the
same Clay did before Polk at the late marshall
ing of the mighty forces. The leaders of the
Whiggery are doomed. Will the Whig people
consent to cling te these men, and cpartake the
disgrace and humiliation of their fall2 We trust
not.


To the democrats we say, " look out" As
we told you last week the Coon is sunned-not
killed. There will be desperate struggle this
summer. Let US bring out our strongest men !;
let US organize from head to heel; let the Wing
people be talked and reasoned with and let US
do battle with the Wing LEADERS as if under the
very wings of victory We admit that we are
confident. The signs are echeering-the objects to
be attained are durable. and glorious. Shall we
falter2 Shall North Carolina, after having voted
against he- own son, still persist in making war
upon his Administration-up an administration
substantial good to the country2 The answer is
with her people, not with the Wing leaders