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For the North Carolina Standard


THE NEXT PRESIDENCY


IPerceVe that several newspapers in this State are
breaking ground in favor of Mr. CALHoUN Soma of ur
acuVe politicians, members of Congress also IN
oerStano' are already out for him. There seems TO he
atenPt now going on, 10 foresal public opinion on
me SUBJECT 1t Is said that some are disnosed r.
make hs test IN the election Of officers by the General


moy' lhis would be excellent sport for the Wings; :;
but full Of danger and difficulty to the republican cause
Let US learn wisdom from experience The regular sue
cesslon of republican Presidents since the time of JEFF
fer'on has been twice interrupted by the impatient
oton oil an aspiring candidate or the restless violence
his friends. And if our own experience ia toroot, 49,
unheeded let US profit by the experience of our enemies
VINO does not know that the restless ambition of Mr.
NHAV' mas had more agency in prostratng that mush
oo power which the charm Of fooeres erect
cu' han all other causes combined? No man of rcdec
0' VINO mas been calm observer of his conduct in the
Senate, or the of his confidential friend in
Congress, can have any doubt of this fact Their mott
Soomlnabe attempt to sacrifice their own President for
no oner Offensive reason than his honesty of


e VI 'hoSe acts OF wlckedness, which often defeats
10 '"H enuS' ana which, when attended by such power-
iul and Vndictve means of accomplishing ts object
seems to call forth the nterposton of Divine Provden
against the guilty offender. But for Mr.. C1Av,s bs,
ambition to secure the Presidency his nrosnect. -
would have been as bright they ever have been lot
US not be guilty of the like FOLLY While rejoicing in our
lae successes, let US be Prudent-let US neither temn
Providence, nor undervslue the power of Fortune.


Mr. CALHOUN, for some time past has stood in a fine
positions he was rapidly advancing IN the estimation Of
republicans why cannot his friends be easy and gve
him chance for the prize' Or rather why will fbov
suffer any political asprant to ride him. and breo hin
down, before he is fairly in the field?


II these things are done with the appreciation of Mr.
CALHoUN-or If he be even suspected of tive know
.nAt Will DC resented or if it be done by his real
ana PefseVered IN, great will be the mischief
which 1t Will produces and it must at last result ;th
in defeating his hopes, in prostrating be
cau'e' once more' at the feet of whiggery A