How the Feds love TayIOr :
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The Milton Chronicle, which had been plead


ing with the people of the Fifth District to vote
for Mr.. Kerr on account of General Taylor, thus
notices the election in Caswell County : The
die is cast-the battle has been fought and it re-
mains to be seen who is the victor; sohetAer Gen


Taylor aeho never lost a battle in all his strue-
giles l0ith tie enemies OF his country has been
defeated by has Oaon eOuntrymen at home" Well,
Venable is elected and Kerr defeated and there
FORE according to the issue made up by the Chron-
icle, Gen. Taylor has been defeated also -,a,,r


But if the Editor of the Chronicle sheds so
many tears over the result in the Fifth District,
we reckon he will below right ont when he hears
from this portion Of the State. Here Gen. Tay-
lor, has been wounded in the house of his own
friends, for his peculiar standard bearer Henry l.
Toole, Esq. has not touched bottom at any Pre-
cinct from Halifax to Johnston 1t is no part of
our purpose our duty TO express, on this occqs-
ion, any opinion to Gen. Taylor's real strength
in North Carolina; but we. aIlnde to this matter
only to show how the Feds loue old Rough and
Ready. If they can use him to advance their
own selfish and corrupt purposes, well and good;
but if not they drop him, desert bis standard bear
ers, and show by their conduct that they think
more of defeating the nominee of the Republicans,
by factious opposition, than they do of General
Taylor, or of any man who processes to support
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