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~ The Register wishes to pursuade its read
ers that Judge Saunders could not "retort' on Mr..


Washington, "though knocked down ae every
blow" The truth is, that Mr.. IV's blows were so
harmless, that Judge S. felt disposition TO re-
tort. But even if he had, the Register very
we'll knows, he could not, under the "whig" gag
law of the House which not only limits the speak
er TO one hour, but one speech. But, as we learn,
Mr. CaldreH, colleague, was anxious to reply to
Mr. Washington, with view of exposing some
OF his statements. According to Mr.. WIS own
showing the sentiments of his District are against
Bank, as it voted for Judge Saunders for Cover
nor by some six seven hundred majority. Mr.
Caldwell was also anxious to expose Governor
Horeheud for his indelicacy in writing Letter,


in which he says the issue he made before the peo-
ple was Bank or no Banx bat during the CAM
paign he refused to discuss that question, though
called on expressly by Mr.. G. to do so-and went
off on soap and topeLs. If there is any member
from North Carolina, who is going directly against
the will of his District, on this as we'll as other
"whig" measures-a tariff, distribution, &c.-that
member is Mr.. Washington.