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The last Charlotte Journal, in an article vindi
ealing Col Paine in advance and before the facts
are made public, thus speaks, of the Volunteers for
the Mexican War: I" They are often Of lite lou
est Glass; with IawIess dispositions and uncontrolled
by the rules that govern civil society," and they


imagine tha, when they volunteer 10 go 10 war,
they are TO be licensed to do as they plea"
This is from Federal paper, and is pretty fair
specimen of the manner in which many Of the
Federal leaders speak Of our brave Volunteers It
reminds US of the talk we heard in the Commons
and Senate, at the last session of the Legislature
from Messrs. Rayner, Waddell, and Others wh'n
the Volunteers were deprived of their right to elect
their Field Officers by the Caucus edict of an nn
scrupulous and tyrannical majority. Federalism
is the same every where. 1t holds the people in
contempt, or regards them only as the " lOr'"
classes" destined to be driven and whipped into
the traces Of civil society" by all the dcccncy
all the re6ncmenl and all the intelligence"