The North-Carolinian., 1840-02-29

beat the Wings through the State in the Spring,
and throu oh the Nation in the Fall"
In the Fall, will carry Martin Van Ruren by
about 10000 majority-and in the Spring, we shall
carry a majority ofihe Legislature. As at present
advised, sha! carry either Princess Anne or
folk county, Amelia, Charlotte or Cumberland Pat
rick, perhaps Henry, Dinwiddie, Caroline. Bath,
Pocahontas, Russell, Logan, Mason and Jack son,
Marshali, two il Mononga'ia, Tyler; and we have
but which we will specify at present. for want
of the spec fic information which would justify so
san snne calculation. But ''eternal vigilance is
the price Of Liberty" We must spare effort
a-doing Let each man act as if the whole elcc-
ton were his We call especially on the
County Committees to do every thing in their pow
er. Their names will appear in the course of a
few days. We shall succeed, if we but do our du-
ty. The Wings have lost ground, and daily
losing ground in Vireinia-and many are throwing
off the incubus of the Harrisburg Nominee, and re-
Joining their ancient brethren. Put forth all your
strength, Republicans of Virginia-and you res
cue This good old Commonwealth from the hands Of
the Philistines in the next Legislature. You will
carry your two Senators Of the United States-beat
the Whig candidate, and battle also the Renegade,
Rives.
See above the lead of the glorious "Old Domin-
ion!" The "Dominion' of THE RIGHTS OF
FREEMEN! The land of Washin s,on, J ffers on
Madison, and Munroe! The mother land of the
all-conqucring Democracy! Will not our "Old
North State'' follow this lead? Rouse up! Rouse
upl Republicans of North Carolina. Federalism
under thousand false faces, threatens your dear
est rights with destruction. Let every man, from
this moment, struggle, ~as if the battle depended
upon his single arm. Let every man take r G.
publican Newspaper and read it to his neishbors.
Our victory is certain if each one exerts himself
Our defeat, equally certain if he does not.
All his (Mr. Calhoun s. plans are so ultra and
impracicabe, his counsels are so headstrong
and i'll considered, his self-love SD oppressive,
that his nature, for the last few years. seems to
have been altogether changcd.--.Noah.
Mr.. Calhoun's nature must have been chang
ed within the last STEW" areeks, instead of years
Major. Your Argus eye would have detected
the change, if it had occurred ':.fe,o years.
ago, and your zeal for a party would have
made you notice it. Is it because Mr.. Calhoun
visits the White House at Washington, that
you think his ''nature changed?''
So il appears that William Henry Harrison,
the 'od granny Of whom we have been speak
ing, has been
Secretary orthe North Western Territory.
Governor for fourteen years of the Territory
Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
Commissioner for treating with the Indians.
Representative in Congress.
Senator in Congress.
Major General in the United States army.
Commander of the North Western army in
the last war, and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Bogota.
Thus we may see what it takes to make an
'old granny he is before the people whom he
has so long and so faithfully served, and has
been nominated as a candidate for one other
office. that Of President of the United Slates.-
In the long of eminent and successful
public services, he has never been accused OF
one dishonest action; he stands forth with clean
hands, clear head and honest heart, the
Peoples candidate for President.-.Noah.
u-You forgot the $4,000 CIerkship he now
holds among the fat Offices, your favorite has
beer living upon all his lie. We think he has
had enough of the public money to satisfy any
one reasonable man. But you say, he is ''the
Peoples candidaie;' was he not "the People, $
candidate'' when he was run for the Presidency
in 1852 And how did the people treat him?-
They left hum at home and preferred Mr.. Van
Buren. Will you never start any but your bro
ken down nags for the Presidency, Messrs.
Wings.