THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
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The campaign in North Carolina may now be
regarded as fairly opened. Both parties have as.
scmbled, promulgated principles and nominated
candidates for Governor And although the Feoe-
raIists have not made up the issue on greal queS-
tions with that degree of clearness we oesireu 10
see them evince, yet enough has been done to
draw line between them and the DEMOCRATS so
broad and palpable as to be recognized and under
stood at once. That line shows the Federalists to
be where they were in the days of their great
leader, Mr.. HAMILTON; and it also exhibits the
Democratic party still Standing firm and I'M
movable upon the great principles of THOMAS
JEFFERSON Read the Resolutions of the two
Conventions, fellow-citizens, and determine for
yourselves


Both the candidates for Governor are intellect
nal men. Principles of practical nature have
been avowed and put forth by both parties; prln-
ciplcs often discussed, and we'll understood by a
considerable portion of the people; and under
these circumstances, and in view of the injury IN
Aicted upon the public morals by the log-cabln
reign of 1910, may we not hope that the present
campaign will be characterized by an elevated IN
teIlectual tone? The Democratic party IS Will
ling-is desirous to submit its principles to the
severes test of scrutiny and investigation ;and if
thew he not the best and the safest for the country
it will not ask the people to adopt them as their
own. What say the FEDERALISM