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Theslast Register contains an exceedingly dull


and labored Address from the Whig Central Com
ml'toe of North Carolina, (sisned by Mr. Richard
Hines, as Hsuab and adopted of course at the
usual place, y in which an attempt is made to


break down the defence recently made by Senator
H9y'00Oa of the memory and reputation of Eze-


kiel Polk. We have readthis Address, but have


neither time nor room to devote to it. this week.


It shalf be taken up in our next -


The Address not only fails, in every respect, to
make good the charge of Toryism against Eze-,
KEEL Polk, but it teens with the rankestan most
notorious political SANDERS against his grandson,
Col. James K. Polk. But all off this Shall be.no-
ticed in due time, We pronounce the charges
brought against Col. James K Polk in the latter
part of the Address to be unquaIifediy false, and
we intend to pro0e what we say. These. are
strong words, but they are truei and let the.
Clay-leadcrs in North Carolina make the most Of
them