NORTH CAROLINA.
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The Hon. ABRAHAM RENcHER, of North Carolina, a member of Congress from 1929 to '39, and from Al to '43, has renounced whiggery, and taken ground for Polk and Dallas. lnpoint of ability and influence, Mr. k. ranks with the first men of his State. The simple fact of having been member of Con gress for twelve years is of itself sufficient testimonial In 1S40 he was a prominent leader among the whigs, and now abandons them because of their taithlessness, extrava- gance. and mcompetency. He says:

 ' did not separate from the whig party until after they came into power and adopted system ofmeasures as whig measures, which believed to be in conflict with sound policy, and at war with the republican principles 1 had always held. Nor have they, in my opinion, carried out those salutary measures of retrenchment and reform, which they so iondly promised suffering people, in the campaign of lS40, and without which, it is of little importance to the people what party may wear the robes of ohice No party, whether whig or democrat, deserves their continued support, who, when in power, shall shrink from this great and self-denying ruth.D