THE MECKI.ENBURG DECLARA-


TION OF INDEPENDENCE.
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We would solicit a careful perusaI oftbe
proceedings Of whig meeting and decla-
tion of independence, made 10 n. c. in Nav
l775. published on our first page. No NON.
der that the Old North State i as true a.
the needle TO the pole She has double in.
centive TO preserve the whig faith and whig
principles. First, because the erandsires Of
her present generation. were the frs, 10 shake
off the yoke of the British oppressor: and
secondly, because the States Of which She is
a member, adopted her declaration in spirit,
without hearing ofi;s existence.


The grandsons Of most ofrhe signers. rs
will be recognised by many, are now prom.
lnent men in the whig ranks in that and in
other States. As an evidence Of the eslima-
ton In which the actions orthe who's of
rs are held at the present time, the wings of
"A will place in the gubernatorial chair of
n. c. the Hon. VIM. A Graham, grand
son of one of the siguers Of the Mecklen-
burg declaration Of Independence