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Our voters have not gone over to the enemy but, nn certain and dispirted by the condoct of their Chie Chief on whom they can rely, and the rallyng word shall find them at their posts, as numerous and faith full ever. Our course, then, to be sufficient ly plain: The Whg party Ofihe State should organ iZe and concert their measures. To this end, it seems to me, a Convention of Whig Delegates should be convened from every quarter of :he State. Let us stir the people, and invoke the aid of their patriot ism that the State may be fully represented. Let us consult together like brethren in behalf of our coun try, and leave just means untried to preserve the union and integrity of the Whig party; Especially, let us select another and better leader-one who knows that the only consistency suitable to a finite creature, like man, is consistent pursuit of truth ; and that to live for thirty years without changing opinion, is to live thirty years without improvement and who, therefore, will not make tt the business of his life to think, or appear think today, as he thot yesierday-nor look upon It as a reproach, that he has became wiser by experience Let us have man who, while he has intelligence to know his own opn ons and rmness pursue them, will yet understa nd that the only value of any opinion is its agreement with truth, and will therefore, at once abandon any and every opinion when satisfied that it is false and inJurious. Let us have man, whDse nnd IS deeply impressed with the importance to his country, of the great principles of the Whg paT1y, and whose tidel ty to them is guaranteed, not by pledges given upon of his life to his countrys service. Above all let us have man with a sound American head, and a sound American heart-whose patriotism instead of dwindllng into the narrowness of seclarlansm, en. larges itself to embrace, and love, and foster every interest of our whole country. Let us have such leader. inscribe his name upon the glorious Whig banner. and give it to the breeze and rely upon it., gentlemen, noble triumph awaits us.

 With such leader, we defeated the phalanx of Loco.Focoism headed by Van Buren. and welding without scrupe, for party purposes, the whole Ex- ecut!ve power aud patronage "f the Nation Shall it admit of doubt, that can defeat the same party, under the guidance qf MT. Tyler?

 But, Sir, said Mr. B., in conclusion, however it may he in other States under such circumstances, the Old North State will give evidence of her devotion 10 the Whig principles for which she vas distinguished in l775 and l776. Then, again, will North Carolina Sir, speak not of Carolina, nor of South Carolina, but of NORTH Caroina-then, again, will North Car olna, the fearless the faithful the honorable bu, mod. crate State, show herself true to Whig principles, whoever may desert them