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"a writer in the Wilmington Journal" re-
commends w: w. AVERY, Esq, of Bulke, as
suitable candidate of The LOCO Foco party Tor
Governor of this State His Communication is
signed SAMPSON" but we think we cannot DC
mistaken in the assertion tha. the author is citi-
zen of Raleigh, and leader of the party. We
may be mistaken, but we judge by the ear-Inarks "


Register.
Truly, the Register is most accomplished
"judge" of {" ear-marks." He deserves to go up
head forthwith, and have gourd of hard cider
for his sn,artness He I" thinks" he "cannot be
mistaken" in asserting aOhat he does not kmO'0 .
But seriously, we call upon him to be more ex
pcit. Is it entirely proper in him to lnsInuat'
what he does not choose to say openly and dis
tinclly, or TO make what amounts to positive as
sertion, and then say he mag be mistaken =
We pause for reply.