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Mr. Hayao0Od's AssdilGats The federal edi-
tors our State smart under the powerful speech
of MI. Haywood at this place, that they attack ii
in every possible way: q A Whigp6 ia the Ash
vile Messenger, 1--WE suppose, the Hon. Thomas
L. CIingman accuses Mr.. H. of falsehood in his
remarks On the subject ofthe School law of 1896
To show this he pretends to give the vote by
which the law passed, aiming to prove that it was
passed, not by the democrats, but by the whigs-
and, as a specimen of his accuracy, he sets down
Messrs Crawford and Clement OF Rowan, Carson
of Rutherford and Hargrave and Pinkston, Of
Davidson as wings, and Mr.. Melchor, of Cabarus,
as a democrat This shows the amount of rcli-
ance to be placed in the statements of this writer,
whose gasconade has been copied by allthe Wing
papers in the State Charlotte Je6cysoniGn.