THE CRY OF PRESCRIPTION.
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The Register has been bowling for some weeks
past about prescription What will he say to the
following from his Wing 5rOtAsr Of the Halifax
Republican; ..f. oa. .t.-.<, ~ -. :
"From the following extract from the Pfesiz
dents Circular to the Heads of Departments. il
will be seen shat Mr.. Polk intends making Office
olders walk 'chaEk mark" 1t he will only stick
20 his professions and promises, and punish the
!ty in every instance he will doo6tiess make a
bd President: 1t is high time that change
hould take piace-that Office hoIders should
tscharge with fidelity the various dulies assigned
eem-that they should faithfully and honestly ac-
unit for ali the public money that comes into their
ends-and that they should not be embarrassed
their peeuDiaTy matters-in which erent the
public money might be used 10 reIisEe1them from
per own debts, when the GeEeFnmeht might be
the sufferer" 6iat 'a5,al
~ An Abstract of Mr.. LangdOp's Report as
agent of the N Carolina Bible Soccty, IS in type.
and shall appear in our next s.'t' "a ''s


