THE SENATOR FROM ONsLoW.
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The last Fayetteville Observer charges MIR.
Emmett, the Senator from Onslow, with having
manufactured for hims,lfa certificate of election


and signed the Sheriff7s name to it. The facts in
regard to the certificate of Mr.. Emmett are fully
set forth in his remarks published in paper to-
day, and to these remarks invite the attention
of the reader. They bear the impress of truth
and honesty. Al the request Of Mr.. Emmett this
whole matter has been referred to Select Com
mitce of the Senate, and that Committee has been
empowered to investigate throughIy, and, if nc
crssary, send for persGns and papers. BY the
way, how did the Independent and the Observer
happen TO know so nluch about the forgery which,
it is believed, was played off upon MIR. Emmett
Docs Mr. Hale knoa0 who forged and handed to
Mr. Emmett at his lodgings, on the Saturday
evening preceding tho meeting of the Senate, the
certificate which Mr. E. presented to the Clerk
on Monday, and which he believed to be genuine ?
If he does, we call upon him as an hon, st man
but where forc2 When was he ever known to
respond to such call? ..


Depend upon it, there is something at the bot
tom o: all this. Some Coon must have paIrncd
off this certificate on MIR -Ennett and Gring so
happifed with the smartncss of the trick, must
have told it to the Coon-cliquc or else the thing
was planned cautiously, and deliberately done,
with view to cast disgrace and odium upon Mr..
Emmett and the party to which he belongs If
these things be not so, We ask again how did the
Coon Editors happen to know, in advance so
much about the mater2