From the Wilmington Commercial, Jan. 20.


So Kenneth Rayner.a aa.ss--a
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From communication which appears in the
Raleigh Register of the Goth inst signed by KEN
METH RAYNER, l find that he is Indignant al
the exposure of his political duplcity, by the se
nior Editor of The Commercial. 1t is not sur.
prising that his ire should be somewhat excited
But in the expression Of his feelings he has been
remarkably choice in his words and epithets; or
rather seems to have carefully selected them from
vocabulary not often consulted by those who as
sociate with gentlemen. This but adds TO the tcs'
timony already before the world, which establish.
es the fact that no art can give beauty and grace
to matter radically defective, or impress value up
on a metal intrinscally base. He has not, unfor
tunately, profited by the associations into which
he has been fortuitously thrown: and what's true
in regard to the matter and metal referred to, j:
signally so in respect to the regulation of his
mind and the Improvement of his manners.


Mr.. Rayner informs the public that he never
called at my Office but once, and that was to pay
a subscription, and that he did not sit; staid bul
fifteen minutes, &c. | do not remember of hi:
ever paying subscription, but do remember o.
his coming to my Office and convcrsing on Poltl
cal subjects. How long he staid do not recol
lect One who was about the Office, and who re
members the circumstance we'll thinks he sat two
hours in conversation. During his stay, howev er
the following remarks occurred:


Editor. What is there, Mr.. Rayner now pro
posed by the democratlc party, TO which you OBJ
iect2 .-.,.,.-..s.


Rayner. Nothing


Ed. What is there in the wbig party Of which
you approve %a' 't1.4 s.'. .'aad .


Rdyner Nothing az a9@t ! .....' :srl ass Sos


Ed. Why thenldo you go with the wings n.


slRdyner. Because you ,(the, democratic party
have lasted Of power and should be brought down.


/ had heard of MIR. Rayner as democrat,
nulLifer, and aohig, and it was to his nuIIi6ca
tions character that I addressed my inquiries. HI
pronounces the whole statement to be unqualified
Iy false. Well-hs kno,os eUery particle Of IL /