MECKLENBURG VOLUNTEERS
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The Register Of Friday last contains a commu
nicatlon over the signature of "A GuiLford WhigI
which, for vile falsehoods, and mean, low misreD.
resentatons as to Capt Green w. Caldwell and
the Mecklenburg Volunteers, is without parallel
in the annals of partizan nfamy. This miserable
scribe boasts Of his patriotism, and charges COW.
ardice and treason on Captain Caldwell and his
company, because they refused 10 march under
Field Officers forced upon them by a caucus and
a party Governor. God save the mark! Oh
Tory Guilford preaching patriotism to the peovs
of North Carolina Old Tory Guilford, twin
the exception of some five or six hundred demo.
Gratis, who are there, as they are every where,
the true friends Of the country that petitoued
Congress not to annex Texas "Gs SIGUe SkGts"-
that held the first meeting in North Carolina 10
denounce the President as the cause of The Mex.
can war, and to take sides with the public enc.
my-that cherishes and supports q newspaper
which, but month or two since, called upon The
people not to UoLunteer, and told them to beware
that the "aOiekedness Of Tie Rulers" in bringing
on this war, 4" did not fall upon" thenl-that sent
Senator to the last Legislature. who declared in
his place in the Senate that this was war of
" rapine, conquest, and plunder"-this County
comes forward to upbraid others, and to preach
lessons of patriotism to the men of Mecklen.
burgi When will wonders--when will impu.
dence cense2


But the mouths of these Mexican wings are
closed. The arrows aimed by this malignant
GuiIford Tory have fallen shivered to the earth;
Cor the very morning on which the Register was
issued containing this communication, information
was received here that the President had accepted
Capt Caldwell and his Company into the ORA.
coon service; and instead of being in the rear
with the Volunteer forces, that gallant Officer
and his men will! be allowed to unite with The
regulars in the Hfore front Of the hottest battle"
If the war continues much longer, they will be
in the van of battle, fighting and bleeding for b.
country, while this poor "GuiIford Whig" will
be serving his Tory masters, and slarderng and
villifying better and braver men than himself