Carolina-Politics-
ern Mnnners-Slavery, &c.


Correspondence of The Tribune.
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Correspondence OF 1 ne i 1Dune.


HALIFAX c. H. Va, Feb 10, l3ii.


The Wings in this County have a strong enc
-. II contend against; the Loco Focos outnum-
.,r, tvo to one. The time was Gn Jackson's


when bu. fee solitary Wings could be found
aF County but change has the spirit
~, conions, and they now number FIVE hundred. The
election for LEGISLATURE takes place in two months.
sss calling loudly but with trembling voice, upon
10 orsanze and prepare for the coming contest, at
,ime iupoing the Calhoun factien to av aside Pres
Ia ~, erences un November. But if,he Spring Elec-


result in favor Of his party, he will most certainly
aoa ftb in olazoned letters, "A Van Buren, Victory"
b.leye however that it will result in favor OF that


Notwithstanding the Legislature its present session
9D",.a one or two ai!ls solely Tor political effect.


- :. IN the State very grea. number Of Ca houn


he.' t,c VINO are at heart favor Of Mr.. Van Buren,


tbs enlightened Tor rather benigh!ed) Editor of the
ssH Arcu, may of his avoIites popular While con-
!ng Inv S roIi,ies asked m how thought the State
ipct YORK would the Presidential Election? very
frankly 91a @ ssys he should not be surprised mysey
CaT. .wsvs supposed that Mt. Van BnIen was unpopular
ISs hs own State which is rather an pnltyoTrbs Bat
y All Alas for n H. with may others the
@ hops feeble which 91s % stroke Of of the
MasFoco p,tty know that Van is dominated. he wall


and Rsys at 9add and oe 9s
on they are esens the party like hanging cics under the
E'lThs The late lucid and argumentatve letter of the
Hon. VIM. c. RlvEs, causes considerable excite
won't It is received by the Wings with the
highest pleasure. While 1t has thrown fire.
dram 5rsnd into the other party. Many Of them dare
not read it--and those who DO, stand aghast!


The Who's in North Carolina, are very reso-
1rte and full of fire. Clay Clubs are springng
a over the State Mr Clay to be at Raleigh, \. C
pv up AL me from er. the last of April Thousands
es j,asdr making Preparations to visit hun, and many will
are @ ssaI b xene parts Of North Carolina from the West
90 Son,h o Virginia greet HIM who already throned
honed in ptrot breast Some preparing to to
cav their provisions with then and camp out at night


"Ws leone his way his steps beneath


Let proud green wreaths be spread


There is marked discrepancy IN the manners
,rd d;snositions of the inhabitants of New. Eng
land m and Virginia find that almost all the
,o,chhu in this part Of the State are very refined


,h;r manpers-well educated and well informed. They
t.ks great dsgh, rrque and are ever on the watch to
,,be or n social Conversations happen TO make
a1 ;n Won are Immediately brought 70 you
vii be- little chvaous and contradict but 1t useless; you
VII Snd arrayed you the whole circle By this
snr one another they becom, very good orthGpss At
h 1nsrties perCeve much and stiffness, and
s pf that ocblity aud nauec predominant IN New
England and NewYo State (no Cty) You VII always
s Vpinia antrr very courteous and hOpitabie The
throughout, the very ignorant; most OF them
can @ NV lot 70 be born in Northern State where have
always resided uni receny and never knew until nop
WSa. American slavery really had heard Of is great
evils and enormes; of the miserable degraded pabe
doo Of the slave Dor ulaon; Of their cruel and horrible


Bf P sy a,esa ta'GnfSS nS him oi5ssa IoSss
wecad and happy Ihave seem yet cruel treatment
Compare em VIII the roo, Of Nv GIN N Their con
Sew.York Civ upon chilly afternoon in the month of
November last more misery and wetchsGness IN one
beeye that any proiessed Abotonist could to the
South iacognito and stay fou! Or five months ne would
ty for the Master well the Slave But when say that
the Slave we!trrated and weed let not be thought
that would impede the abolition of Slavery; fr otherwise
believe it to be moral AMI political evils that the Gospel is
diamscalv opposed the principle and practice OF Stare.
~: and gladly will welcome the day when Slave cannot
BE- found in The limits of our happy Republic But it will
take semehng far different from the anaticm of the pro-
'''''N Yours, ABA.


" We publish the above, 80 far as it relates
10 Slavery, as we have published other state
ments, without endorsing its statements. We en-
oil ho