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If this be his true position, there is gla-
ring; Inconsistency about him. which the
most careless observer might not fail to de-
tect; FOR this Briscoe Bill is the pure ex-
tract aud double concentrated 9uintessence
of the very lowest dregs Of that doctrine
We hope. however. for his own sake. and
for the sake Of his party, that this is not the
case


We repeat that we believe the Southron
did righ. The state is already disgraced
by repudi diation, and we do not wish to see
the ,eAig party disgraced also, by electing
men to reflect their views upon the world,
and especially upon our sister States, who
advocate the same doctrine, only an more
odious form, if it be possible. This bill.
too. is to be the question in the presen, can
vass We therefore deem no whig wor-
thy the confidence Of his party who is in
favor If it; and thus believing, we feel
equally determined not to give our support
to any such candidate be be whom he may.
Honor FOREVER


These remarks may be deemed gratuilous
and officious, and even the editor o! the
Southron may no; thank US for volunteer
ing our services in his defense; but we can't
help that. We felt so strong disposition
TO express our sentiments on seeing whig
paper conniving at such ultra Iocofceo
torious bill, that we yielded to the tempta>
ton and perpetrated the above article.