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gcs-The Register gives the gentleman from Haywood


Mr. Francis, pretty considerable puff, because he au-
ed to the failure reelect the Chief Clerk of the House
He would have deserved it much better, had he candid
y told the House that he feared the democrats were I'M


ating the "decency in eecting persons of their own
way of thinking in political matters-with the remark
able difference that while the 'swhgs' promised the
people that nobody should be proscribed-that nothing
but eproscrpoh should be prescribed, they not only


failed to reect but turned out everybody they could lay
their hands on. While the democrats, who have made
no promise of the Sort not prOsci6g-they are not
turning any out of oice-but in selecting officers they
prefer to choose their men, and not to accept OF
whg nominations The democrats found fault with the


hig for electiug of their partybut for pro-
scrbng their opponents after giving pledges to the pe0-
zle that they would pursue different course.


0z-Why did not the editor of the Register puff Mr.
Francis for his Resolution to reon''erafe aohg Office
seekers for their trouble and expense an coming to Rd-
leigh to seek office? We beg readers to look over
the Resolution offered by that gentleman on "Wednesday
last, as printed proceedings of that date 1t is
most capital comment s'whg'' economy, retrench-
ment, Justice, SC.