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try and all is great concerns. Who's, ,.n
you oppose and thwart his efforts for good . A." 1
you opposed 70 Texas2 Are you you less orn. ,a''
ed now than youAwere in Sc and 40 to Mr. rf'S
al Bank and high Tariffs Why, in word shoU1' ,'Ou
you stand off from the democrats 2 =
Col.-Polk was fairly and honorablv eIcc,o,i
a majority Of the people. 0The Congress a, ~s5 W
as The President is democratic. The peopla b."
ordered all this, and it has come to pass TbaD
know better what is for the good of the conn,,
than Wing leaders and Wing Editors-and d..
ii not become US all to bow to their decisions y
the country 1aeVer=tO b9peyrepOSe?


Wings Of North Carolina Now is tbo =;
for deliberation and reflection Mountain rau' %
what have you gained by Whiggery2 Men -
the Cape Fear counties, will you hold on to ~
ty which does nothing for you and which oisa, Ia
you broken promises as reward for YOUR vo,o. o
Well may the whig leaders be alarmed NJ.
people are beginning to think in earnest Tba.
will act in due time, and then long sleen to Fo5
eralism in North Carolina.