i" SENATOR HAYWOOD.
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1t is said at Washington, that the credit of pas
sing the annexation Resolutions through the Sen.
ate, belongs peculiarly Senator HAYwooD, of this
State. The letter writer's. some Of them cav en-
and we understand Col Benton openly declares
that to Mr.. H. belongs the glory Uf that glorious
triumph We understand that Mr. H., dfscov ering
that the Joint Resolution from the House could not
pass the Senate, went. to, work and himself drew
the amehdment offered By MIR. Walker. and hen
oy Jealous private entreaties to Senators effected


compromise of feeling which secured the triumph
ant passage of1he Resolutions The friends of
annexation in N. CaEolina now have additional
cause to feel proud Of our able Senator, and they
WI WIN from their hearts thank him for his patriotic
tSsoors. And we prophecy, that ere the end of his
Senatorial term arrives, Mr.. HAYwooD will rank
"lnong the first men IN the Senate for ndustrious