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MIR. HAYwooD says, "the people Of North Caro-
lima might have got part of the loaf their politi-
clans promised; but rather than let it come, they
themselves increased the taxes beyond twenty per
cent by act of Congress 1912, thereby committing
upon their Whig voters double robbery. FIRST,
in taking back their share of the land money
Second in doubling their taxes" And be 1t also
remembered, that the gift of this tremendous body
of land to the States, absolute and uncom-
d;tiOnaL; for neither in the act of l84l, making
the distribution, and then again providing for It's
suspension, nor in that of 1912, which withholds
the ten per cent from the new States aforesaid as
long as the first act is suspended as there one aoOrd
said about taking back this grant Of 500 900 acres
to each of The me1o States.


We call upon the people of North Carolina to
mark-to "inwardy digest"-to ponder upon and
remember these things We call upon the honest
portion ofthe Whig party to say fthey have not
been deceived grossly and VIGOROUSLY deceived
by the Whig leaders? For the present, we
leave this matter with the people. Let them judge
ofit. When occasion offers, we shall take it up
oOoin