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~MR. HAYWOOD goes into Orange, harangues
the people from day to day for month, returns
home, tells his friends he is sweeping every thing
before him-whle he is all the time making every
effort secretly to arouse the local Prejudices of the
freemen of Wake in his favor. If Wake is to be
ptted against Orange, why is it not done openly Z
But are the Democrats of Wake thus to be made
use of? Where is the honor of sending man to
Congress to misrepresent and abuse them2 Will
not Mr.. HAYWOOD go against every thing the peo-
ple of the county have approved Let them remem-
ber that by voting for G. w. HAYwooD, they are
casting stigma and reproach upon another of the
name, of whom the people of the county are Justly
proud. He will not, we venture to say, surrender
his principles, for county family pride, by voting
for such a man.