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mitted; but the "whig" Legislature of North Car
olina have a second time denied that doctrine-
They did it in the c,se of Messrs. Brown and
Strange, and we venture to predict that no Sena-
tor will ever be instructed by our Legislature, on
any subject, while the Federalists-miscalled
auhigs-have a majority.


The Star indeed admits that some among the
"whigs" do not "entertlin the doctrine of un-
qualified right of instructon-who think the only
constitutional remedy the people have against an
agent who refuses be governed by their opinions
is the ballot box" Very well. This is Federal
doctrine and we have accused the ''whigs" of en-
tertaining this doctrine; aud we say the Federal
Legislature of North Carolina carried it out at the
last session, in regard TO Mr. HIPS Resolutions,
and no reason or sophistry can change the fact or
avert the conclusion. "Some do not entertain the
doctrine"-says the Star-and why do not these
tsome" tell the people on the stump and through
the press ? Why do they profess to be "whigs''
democratic wings" and republicans while they
are federalists at heart2