From the North Carolinian.
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Mr.. BAYNE: If one would speak seriously
of the writings and twistings of the Raleigh
Regis at the rejection of Mr. Badger, by 8
{ Locofoco Council" as Judge of the Supreme
Court, might be induced to vndicate the mem
bers of that body against the unjust assault which
the aforesaid Editor has made on them But
when 1t is known that their final action in regard
to that appointment has given un1oersaI satifnc.
ton, am inclined to think that their defence is
unnecessary, inasmuch as the whole country (as
far as known) has rendered verdict in their
favor. This Mr. Gales must have known, there
fore, some other motive than respect for the Judi
ciary must instgate his rabid assaults on the gen.
tiemcn composing the Council He cannot saw,
with TRUTH that the individual is not in every res
pect well qualified for the high and responsible
station to which he has been called. He cannot
with truth, say that the appointment has not given
general, very general satisfaction (always except
ing WestonR Gales) He cannot with truth
say that the appointment of Judge Nash was not
anticipated and desired by the great mass of the
people; and yet from some secret, unexplained
motive, this Editor is Eliminating his abuse a.
gainst individuals who, in the discharge of
high and responsible trust, have though it their
duty to follow what they believed to be the pub
lie will With the motives of Governor More
head in nominating Mr.. Badger have nothing
to do, they are in the secrets of his own. bosom,
and l shall not attempt to divine them. IF the
Governor expected to make political capital out
of it, think be will find himself mistaken. If
Mr.. Gales thinks to excite popular sympathy by
his TRADE of slang, he is, think, equally mis-
taken


But, perhaps Mr. Gales is sgnrp0thising with
Mr.. b, for, if mistake not, the same locofoeo
Council" some twelve months ago, rejected Mr..
Gales nomination member of the Literary
Board. 1t may we'll be said, " Hinc illa lach-
ryme" The Editor of the Register venting
has o,on feelings, under the pretemce of vindcat-
ing his friend from Locofoco prescription )"
wonder he did not place his name in the same
category with Badger Manly. Linton and others,
who have been the victims ofthese vile Locofocos.


Yours, ANXIOUS