THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICES.
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We are sorry that the Editor of the Carolinian sup
poses influenced in wishes for Pententiary
by the hope of having it erected in Raleigh. We have
not even political opponent who is acquainted with
our character, that would imphte to US principle SO
abstract the great objects humanity justices mercy
and the public safety ; all of which demands Penten.
tiary I'VE are also sorry that the editor gtes the
example of the s:uhigs or rather their 'wariness as


guide for the were too willy for that
That is they were too willy to establish PententIary
for fear of having it 'scast in their teeth" We do not
know what's become of us, fevery subject OF State
policy is to be made party question. For our own
part belong class of Democrats who dare to do
right let others do as they may Let the editor think of
the matter and he may probably guess at other than


ssesh' motives, that might 'tinfuence democrat in
forming an opinion concerning Police Regulations


While the editor of the North Caronian would make
the Pentenary party question: he to be shocked
at the notion placing Democrats in Office by the Legs


aturc inter from his article copied with appro
baton by the Meckienburg Jeersonan, and re-copied


into the North Caiolinan We feel great anxiety in
this matter Among the most painful duties editor has
perform is that of sustaining his friends in
required by political justice, while personal considera-
tons would impel him to different In
marks concerning the State Offices intended merely
to sustain friends in the had heard from
every quarter, they already determined pursue
We certainly shall menace does the Caro-


declares that democrats who do SO and so,
shall not have the support of that paper for any Office
We hope the members of the Legislature will do what
they think justice and the public good requires, be-
comes hghmnded and independent freemen regardless
of the threats and needless of the counsel of either the
editor of the North Carolinian, the editor of the
North Carolina Standard.