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The wAiss stlle RegistsE have bespShspt-
ed tsefahe PresideneH and they will be re.
reaged for sa # this be not ke langqage aftIeaz
SON; tits at leastb hat Of reeklessness, of passion,
ofuter despefati6a 1t4s the lang gdageof Daniel
Webster and Henry Clay, and Il conveys 10 Abe
people the sentfneats Of the old federal IpartyA
that party opposed the last war; and plotted
the destruction Of the country at a moment when
it was eoptending for its nights with the leading
power of the world Il is worthy of the Register,
and of the ant'Fexus, federal party of which it is
a.mouth;piece and orgarla,sfad Is .sss III 20.


- ,.aloa What though the field be lest7 81 81
sa'Ss All is not lost the uneohq0erahe will aai p
I s' And study Of rerenge, immortal hate, ,s'''~


"And courage never TO submit or yieid.2


Passion, extrava gahce, and ambition have been
the beseting sins of the modern whig party, as
they will, in few short years. be the prime causes
of its ruin, And has it come TO this Are the
sovereign people after having elected their Chief
Magistrate and given their sanction % The great
est measure of The age, to be told that they have
eheatea themselves; and that there exists in their
midst q faction, which will be not only, rsusngea
for the cheat but will lose no opportunity to
lhwart distract and irritate, if possible, the Ad-
ministration of that ChIef Magistrate Truly, if
these wings beinsearnest, are fallen upon. dan
gerous and doubtful times. They are yet power
ful and formidable as party. Most of the Banks
and corporations of the country are sill under
their control, and they number in their ranks a
host Of leaders, as able and accomplished as they
are desperate and ambitious But if they not
in earnest, then they are cndeavoring to "eheat
and delude the people, and deserve to be unspar-
ingly denounced .a--....sf..a.-..1..t


We again call upon tho people Of North Caro-
lima to look to these things, and ponder upon them.
The campaign for Congress is about to opcn and
it will be left to the people, and not to the sohig
leaders to says whether that campaign shall be
conducted by principle and patriotism, or whether
it shall be directed TO the base object Of gratifying
personal and political revenge. In the opening
campaign we know that the great questions Of the
day-the annexation of Texas and the modifca-
ton of the Tarifl-will be pressed by the demo
Gratis with warmth and steadiness Which side
sOiH The independent aehigs take? Are they still
opposed to Texas2 Are they disposed TO stand
out, with the Register, against The established law
Of the land, passed by the late Congress for ani,ex
ing Texas2 Are they determined 10 wage fac
tious and unpatrotlc warfare upon the new Ad
mnistraton, and to condemn it III advance? We
shall see. ..... .. .-...