More results of the Preamble.
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We have seen n letter from a very intrlligrn
gentleman, dated Char Ioue, January 26, lS47," /"
which states that no little disorganizalion exists
among the Volunteers" at that station. The writer
SAYS: His Excellcncy Gov. Graham, is denoun-
ced here by men of all parties, and the Wing
legislature is not spared. The "Preamble' is
the cause of rather more excitement among the
people than had anticipated. A great indigna-
ton meeting is TO be held here to-day, irrespcctiue
of pa1ts The Mecklenburg Company declines
10 go under the officers appointed by the Govern
or; the Yancy Volunteer Company it is thought,
relurned home after hearing Of the appointments
it itiscertain they not on their way to this place
and the Rowan Company remained here at Rem
devious nineteen days, exposed to the weather:
without any of the ordinary conveniences of the
camp and without means of subsistence, and then
disbanded and returned home"


More results of the Preamble, and Of the CGu-
Gus, which vested the appointment of Field OH-
GERS in Gov Graham If the Resolution appFo-
priatng ten thousand dollars to the Regiment in
lroduced by MIR. Brtton in the Commons aceeks
before the Preamble and Resolution passed, had
been taken up and adopted at once as it would
have been unanimously, if the Federal leaders had
agreed to it; and if two places Of Rendezvous had
not have been procured by Gov. Graham (for the
purpose, as has been suggested, of rendering it
impracticable for the rank and file to elect their
offcers) for the Regiment, these three noble COM
panies would have been saved to the the State and
the Regiment might now have been at Whining
ton ready to leave for the seat of War But in
stead oflbis. action and mad party spirit, and fa
voriism prevailed here at Raleigh; the Regi
mcnt was dividrd Caucus was held, and the
light of The men to choose their own Field Off
GERS was wrestcd from them and the Federal
leaders in the two Houses were engaged in forc'
ing that Mexican Preamble" down the lhroats
of the Democrats, while the brave Volunteers at
Charlotte were suffering for provisions and sup
plies Wings of North Carolina. what do you
think of your Legislature, your Governor, and
your leading mcn2 Your Legislature it was, for
ii was Whig by large majority; your Govern
OF he Is, for his acts convict him of being more
the head of a party than Of the State; yOur lead
ing men they aciH be to disgrace and ruin, if you
follow mnch longer in their footsteps. Pause, we
be.ccch jon, AND ACT FOR YOURSELVES HIRE