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.-, For the North Carolina Standard.


Mr. EDIToR The long agony is over, and VIII
LIAM HENRY HAYwooD is elected to the United
States Senate. All parties ratied that this excl
ting election is at end Mr. HAYwooD is known to
be gentleman ofdistinguishcd ability, and too who
has done much for, and suffered much in the cause
of Democracy any other


A combination of unforeseen events has brought it
about that both the friends of essrs Brown and Saun-
ders have united upon him, with a unanimity which
one could have anticipated at period of the session.
1t known that notwithstanding the wishes of Messrs
Saunders and Brown to the contrary the more ardent
friends of these gentlemen, did in instances and
to some degree, bring the question of the Democratic
Candidacy for the Presidency, bear upon the Senate
rial election-andit is well known that the witty leaders
of the Federal Party have with their usual address,
deavored to fasten this conviction upon the public mind,
both here and elsewhere. with the view of dividing the
Democratic Party of North Carolina, in twan--an im-
preston which every person here knows to be utterly
destitute ofany foundation to sustain it. For it is known
to every person here, that Messrs Saunders and
both deprecated any such issue being made up Mr. Brown
avering his determination support Mr. Calhoun with
ardor if the nominee of general Convention, of the de-
mCcracy of the nation, and portion of his (Calhoun)
friends jealousy sustaining him (Mr. Brown believing
that the Democratic Party in North Carolina bound
to return him the u S. Senate after he had been in
sructed out of his seat by Whig Legislature doing
the very act which Democratic Legislature had pre-
viously commanded him 10 do (. e.) voted for the
PungIns resolution 1t is also known that few of those
who supported Judge Saunders, prefer MIR. Van Buren,
For these the great body the Democracy here
cherishing equally the fame Of these iiustrious
men, and being unwilling that any unjust and groundless
impressions touching the strength and prospects of either
should abroad, owing to the hasty action of few i'm
prudent friends, have gladly united distinguished
townsEnan, who is known to be uncommtted the sub
ject of thef presidential election. JUST :CE.