THE OLD NORTH STATE.
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Notwithstanding North Carolina still continues
in the unnatural embraces of federalism, her sons
win clustering honors in the cause of democracy.
She .veted against her own son JAMES K Polk,
YET the Democracy of the Union made him Pre-
sident she voted against Texas yet to her demo
cratic. Senator, Mr. Haywood, belongs the high
honor of cffecting harmony in the democratic
councils in the United States Senate, thereby ac-
conplishing the passage of the resolutions of an
author of the. two bills known as Benton's bills


The frst it is true. was obnoxious to many OBJ
jections; but the latter was founded in great Wis
dom. 1t produced, harmony in the democratic
ranks. and won Texas, Hurrah then for Old
RIp-the land Of Marion, of Macon, OF CASTOR, of
Badger; the birthplace of a Polk and BKN-
TON. .-...- -. -.-.t ,..-. ,MissiSsippian. q