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| G@ We would inform the Editor of the Tar
6Oro' Press, that his anonymous correspondent
msunderstands the subject he has undertaken to
discuss. Whatever political sin has been commit
ted in Raleigh, in this matter, the Editor of the
Standard is alone responsible, as it was committed
without the advice appreciation of any other per-
son. The sin consists in endeavoring to ascertain
the opinion of the Democratic Party, and Of being
governed by that opinion, so far as ascertained,
and expressing willingness, at the same time, to
correct any error that should be found to exist.


A gentleman writes us from I'drborO', under
date of JAM 81, as follows -


"I have consulted many of the friends of the
Republican party in this section, and zoe all con-
cuT. in the opinion you express. We would offer
some additional reasons for coming to these con-
elusions, &c. Should he (Gov. DudIey) volunta-
"rly decline, it will be time enough to look out for
"A candidate"


We pledge ourselves to prove, to the satisfac-
ton of the Editor of the Tarboro Press, personal
W. ifhe require it, that the author of the Letter
from which the above is an extract, is as intelt-
gent as patriotic, and as sincerely devoted to the
interests and wishes of the Democratic Republican
Party, as the Correspondent who signs himself "a
Republican,"