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\ PREcErEyT IN NORTH CARoLINA.-A wing
print in North Carolina, alluding TO the statement
made in some of the Northern papers, that 1t was
Mr.. Tylcr's intention, in case OF any serious DIN
Guilty IN Rhode Island cal out the militia IN North
Carolina to put down the friends of the new constt-
tuition calls it a high compliment TO the North
Carollua people. The Raleigh Standard, IN reply
says:


'Had President Tyler known that North Caro-
lima was once upon the of the same Crisis that
Rode Island had reached had he known that all
the politicians of the State, who resided west OF
Raleigh about tweuty years ago, actually met IN
Conventions and sanctioned, III solemn deIlberaton
the identical course that has been pursued by the
Suffrage party of Rhode Island had he known
that Willie u. Nangum. of the Senators, was a


member of this North Carolina convention OF that
day had he known that since that time, less than
ten vcars) Nr. VIM \. Graham, another OF our sen
ators, likewise sanctioned, by his signature TO q
public address, the principle taat majority has


n right to alter the constitution CT state hau ht


known that Weston X. Gales, Esq. also published


and signed address TO the people OF North Carolin'
enforcing and sustaining these revolutionary doc


trnes had he known that the whole west IN GU
State Legislature and of 1t stoitly maintained


this same .disorganizng doctrine, at all times, 10
more than a quarter OF u century had he known al
or any Of these things, surely he never would nave
contemplated call upon North Carolina, to 60 Z
} Rhode Island, and fight for arstocratcal lnequall
ties in government and to put down the voice o
? the majority 1t Is very questionable compliment
indeed