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~ The Register says the late rejection of Mr..
Badger was as''yote against Clay" Not at all.
Clay was not thought of 1t was vote against
Mr. Badger, md it is even now sustained in the
hearts of more than half the federal wings of
North Carolinas We knouo that one leading whig
is tired of Mr. Badger, and we understand another
has expressed willingness to give 0uy party a
bill Of sale for. him. This attempt to excite the
sympathy of Mr. Clay will not succeed. His re-
sentiments, like those of Mr.. Badger, never die /;
and he will never reward any manswho opposed
him at a time when all his fortunes were staked
upon his unholy alliance with John g. Adams.
Mark thatl