THE CLAW AND ORDER PARTY"
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Our readers will recollect that at the late cleo
lion in New York for Governor, the Wings, by
uniting with the Anti Renters, defeated Sias
Wright and elected Mr.. Young; and what has
been the rcsult2 Why, Gov. Young, in pursu-
ance of an agreement made with tho Anti RENTERS
before the election, has pGrdoned those of them
who were in prison for violating the laws, and
has turned them loose upon society. We quote
from the New York Correspondence of the Wash
ington Union:


"The deed is done! Gov. Young has kept his
part Of the bargain, by which he was elected. He
has released all the ant-rent prisoners-murder-
ers and all-frem prison, ana let them loose again
on society, hardened by their impunily for guilt,
and their triumph over the laws. The governor
attempts through long manifesto of four or five
columns of most disingenious special pleading TO
excuse his act and refers to various royal Prece-
dents He had better have spared himself the
trouble and observed the same discreet silence
which he kept in his message the subject Of an
tl-rent. No one is deceived; and the attempt is
felt as an insult TO common sense, added TO the
outrage on the laws. 1t cannot be that such deed
will not meet its just reward"


Here is Governor of the law and order y
party, first elected by Infamous union with the
Anti Renters, and then releasing murderers from
prison, "hardcned by their impunity for guilt,
and their triumph over the laws" We challenge
the Raleigh Register, or any other Wing print,
even to ' cheap" upon this subject.