ELEGANT EXTRACTS.
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"ls NOT THE TRUTH THE TRUUm !"-FaHstaf


What Mr.. Badger said against Mr.. Van Buren, unjust


y, applies with such peculiar aptness to His Exceency
the Governor North Carolina that we cannot forego
the republication of the following extract from the
GRANVILLE SPEEcH-only substituting for s'Mr Van
Buren," sour GOce1Or and for the public 'sGardner''
at Washington CITY, the Ice House at Raleigh There is
nothing to spoil the parallel except that Mr. Van Buren,
abused because Congress- he had then and be-
fore and have since employed Gardener but Governor
Morehead took the responsibility of building the Ice
House. without any kao about ii, that know Of But


to the extracts They must be trea-better than Hard
Cider. Mr.. BADGER speaks Hear him


How stands the case with Governor More
head! Of his public services what memorial
. does his country exhibit What testimonials are
l." registered in our hisory7 What measures of
. Executive or Legislative wisdom have owed
their origin or improvement to him Alas !!
to all such inquiries barren NONE must be the


answer True, he is called Republican. Bat
IN wha; does his conduct agree with his profess


sion Let any man who is willing TO Judge
" men by their DoINGs and not by their SAYINGS
ask himself it be is republican in his conduct


Is not Oh the contrary enormously extrava-
" CANT and aristOcratic Would any man who is
" the friends of enconomy and a lover of the reo-
" Pie-Would such a man such times (hard
" tImes) draw upon the public To BUILD AN Ice
= HOUSE at all? If his salary would not defray |
" such charges, would he not dispense with such
" luxuries and bring his expenses within his saIai
" ry Or if he was rich man, like Governor,
" Morehead, would he not, as other Governors
" " nave done before him. use his Prirate funds to
" support his unnecessary exrravagance Ifso,
% what must we think fone who with these pro-
:. fessons Of economy his lips, and possessed of
" vast fortune, as well as receiving large official
income, burdens the State with the expense of
' an Ice House TO cool his Hard Cider 2 Can we
" help thinking that such mans practices and his
= professions are In direct opposition-that he is


no patriot-and loves the people only for aDhat he
i can get OUT THEM 2"
Did any body ever know Cap made for one head
it another so handsomely, without more altering. {