HOW VERY KIND.
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The Register of the 23d has great deal of rgmarele
stuff about the senatorial Elcction part (which only
we feel inclined to notice. It shows sort of ambdex
ter kindness worthy of the whggery The editor says


ssOn this occasion, the Wings with the exception of
some ten or twelve supported Judge SAUNDERS They
did So because ofhs ablty-because he had been badly
treated by his party-because they felt indignant
that our State Election should be directed and controlled
by influences from abroad-and because they felt an in
vncible repugnance to again investing with power,
man who to propitiate triumphant power by an act OF
serpe adulaon assisted January 1885, to deface the
Journals of the of the United States, and to vfe-
late the Constitution of the country?'


Now was it not very kind of the Registers friends to
take the part of Gen. Saunders, because he had been
6adiy treued! And who has treated that gentle
man worse than has the Register? We guess Gen Sam
ders will lite about the other sentiment
from that quarter The Register also would crafty par
tizan revenge against Gen Jackson under Of the
Constitution which he processes think Mr. Broson vi
olated in voting for the expungng Resolutions. These,
as we learn from the Register furnish the ground for
s.whg" kindness toward Gen. Saunders. They are ab-
surd throughout, and all pretence, and nothing
else


But letter writer from Raleigh in the Observer. tells
very different tale:


sBut it is sufficient reason to influence the Whigs,
since they elect their own man. that by electng
Saunders they defeat the Caucus nomination of the Lo-
cos and ALLEVIATE and distract the two actons for the bal
ance of the Session.


Thus speaks the 'whlg LeUer-Wflter Oh haIelgh. Is
this not very-very kind! What lighminded patriots
these wings are They would do what they pretend to
bceye wrong in order 'dlie1ate and distract the too
factions for the balance othe session" 1t would seem
that yvhig kindness Raleigh and t'whig'' kindness
after II travels as far Fayetteville quite different
matters In Raleigh they pretend to have love for Gen.
Saunders but down below they care for nothing else
but to ''alienate and distract


a5-We publish this week the Report of the Postmas-
ter General and abstracts from the Reports of the Secre-
ary of War and the Secretary of the Navy These Doc
uents are interesting and show that there is talent and
industry in the different departments