VIII he Peopie- hnue q KING?
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A Caswell correspondent has called our atten-
tion to the following remarks made by Whmeii
P. Tunstall, "a leading Coon) at Barbecue Civ
en- not long since near Milten. Mr.. FunstaIl
said:


"Now, gentlemen, am about to make Bold
assertion. Ii is an me, and must come out. wish
the Constitution of the United States was altered,
and the word President wherever il oec in that
instrument, stricken out, and the word King in
serted In Its place" {" --~-.~-. .H


And so anxious, we are informed, was MIR. Tun-
stall to be understood this point, that he then in
slow and very distinct voice spelled the two
wo.ds and said he preferred KING to P-s-es-i-
dent in the Constitution. The Milton Chroni-
Gle, a Coon newspaper. had notice of this same
speech: and after suppressing the preceding por-
tion of it, clarified Mr.. Tunstall in the following
style: -. 3


"Whigs of the Old North State! Remember
the name of Whitmell P. Tunstalt! Cherish il
with fondness and lively enthusiasm in your me
mory Join US in returning him thanks for his no.
bic defence of Whig principles on Thursday last,
name ice thank him ! We thanx heaven that the
soil of Virginia-the land of Washington, of Madi-
son, of Jefferson, and of Henry, gave birth to such
a man" a.F.-'sa .s i -


That will do, Mr. Evans. You have made out
your case. You have let out the real sentiments
and wishes of the Coon leaders, and in doing so
have branded yourself and Mr.. Tunstall as "bright
particular" King-Ioving Tories That will do,
we say again. You can now stand aside and
wait till Col. Polk goes into power, and places
his foot upon such as desire King, or threaten
&C tTecoLution" -..