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will arrest the attention Of the reader. In that
letter. il viii be seen, he declines 10 go with the
Federalis,s 10 dcnouncing the Mexican War as
them the g cold shoulder on the Bank and Tariff
questions What will the Feds do now2 Will
the r leigh Register support man for the Presi-
dency who is mo politician" and who is not
prepared TO answer in favor Of the leading
principles Of the Wing party2 -!. al, ~. ......


The game is nearly up. Federalism, after
pose Of influencing the State elections, will, IN
our humble opinion, soon commence, even in this
region, the crawfsh, backing out policy; and
Henry Clay, the great embodiment, about whose
principles there can be no doubt, may again be
rallied upon and run Stranger things have hap
should this be the case, who docs not know that
the Register would drop Gen. Taylor and go
for Mr.. Clay ~