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Grip Van Winkle" The Register very
properly rebukes the Baltimore Patriot for call


ing North Carolina cold Rip Van Wrinkle
Some of our writers, and many scribblers abroad
are falling into the habi: of using this nickname


for what reason it is not important to enquire
This name was not sought by our people, and
will not be received. We do not deserve ii, and
no one should be suffered to attach it to u.s.
Least of all can the Press of our own State adopt
for her name that has nothing to recommend it
neither its paternity, nor its truth, nor its sig
nifcancy, nor its beauty, nor its dignity. 1t is
false in its application and dishonorable to North
Carolina is the bare idea that she would wear it
for moment, We cast it from US in time, and
shall resent its use hereafter, whether by friend
adversary.