From the Register

WANT OF DIGNITY.
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understand that of the charges brought against
GoV Morehead, away from Raleigh, is that he does not
support the dignity Of his Office, for that he will &C.
tnaly stop IN the street to shake hands with Wagon.
ers And this tOo urged against him by those very low.
ers Of the people, the 'Democats can ounce of ciyet
good Apohecary."


We do not undertake to that no such charge was
ever brought against the Governor the Register here
audes to- because it might be done and we not know it,
But the first we heard of it in the Register Do you
recolect the story about stealing the Bull Calf that can
ddate once started against himself because it was so
much easier to refue, than it others that tbs
people had grown saucy enough to ''talk right out"
about However, join testimony in favor of the
Governor upon this head. There is plenty of truth
against him to beat him, without charging him with being
destitute of hand shaking democracy


This handshaking before the Election is in fact the
only democracy about Governor He has been sha.
ing hands with the wagoners they have Cotton to SELL
or empty wagons to get loading for up to his Factory,
ever since he got here. And since Heru was announ-
ced asa candidates. should be surprised if he takes
his ellow-citizen by the hand and smiles in their
faces, when he says "good morning"-or asks plain
WAGNER down to the Palace, unless he afraid the Fur
niture will scare him.


In seriousness, ask if is not little suspicious TO
hear man trying to prove he is Democrat by publish
ing it in the Newspapers that he actually shakes hands
with wagoners? The Governor must think it is very
condescendng TO notice such people, when he gets it
gazetted by the Whggery.