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To THE EDITOR OF THE REGISTER. = In justice to the widow of the late Mr. Hugh Me- henney, who died suddenly on Sunday last, we re- quest you to publish the annexed Certificate of Drs Kelly andI-ewls, and oblige your obt sery't,
 MANY CITIZENS.
 MoBILE, July 20, 1s41. MRS. MARY ANNE MCKINNEY. the widow of Hugh Mcklnney, who died on Sunday, the 18th inst. having in cOhseuence of certain runors to the prejudice of said Mrs. Mckinney, requested the un- dersgned praetcing Physicians ofAIobie to examine the body of her deceased husband, about forty two hours after death.
 This is to certify that examined the body of sail Hugh Mckinney to entire satisfaction, and have to state the result of investigation and con curing circumstances which were observed previous to decease of said Mckinney, by one of the under signed Physicians, that he died of Apolexy The contents of the stomach were put to sever;, chemical tests which proved conclusively that no poisonous drug or remedy had been administered.
 E. II. KELLY, MD. iuly2l 22tf F. II. LEWIS, MD! 015-The Journal and Advertiser will please copy and send their bills to this office for payment.
 w. D issued from the circuit m Munson Stmges. )court of ,he United States, for the southern district of Alabana and to me di- reced, will sell for cash in front of the court house oi Mobile county, on the first Monday of August between the hours of l2 o'clock NJ. and 1 o'clock F. NJ. the Steamboat called the Vim Robinson, ir her tackle, apparel, &c. The same having been seized onas the property of Munson Strges, to satisfy the above stated execution. R. L. CRAWFORD, uly2l 22tf Marshal, | lME-12O barrels Thomaston Lime, for sale by - july2l F. c. CENTER & co. S0 Pieces Maysve Bagging 45 inch; i5O AOO coils do Rope, for sale on time by
 FRANKLIN W. MCCOY, july 2l 69 Commerce st. QA hHDS. PRIME SUGAR, 100 sacks Coffee, cO SOO sacks Salt, 10 bbls Molasscs, 50 bbb Molassrs, 50 bhs Whskey, for sale by jul,2l 22f THOS. P. MILLER & co. m BBLS. BEST CLARIFIED SUGAR, 20 " hbls assorted Loaf Sugar, Syrup, for sale by J"'yZl 22H TllOS. r. MILLER & co. SPLENDID SCHEME. Capitals 30,O0O! 10000! 5000 Dollars! ALABAMA LOTTERY,
 D. $. GREGORY & co. Managers | For Mobiie Lodge No. 40,
 -Exra Class No. 29 for Is4l- | Determined by the drawing of Monongalia Lottery Class II, at Alexandria, Ma. July 17th, Is4l SCHEME. pri1e of. .................... $50 0OO = .'.'.....'...,..... 10000 | ................... ........... ,000 d .. .''.'.''..'..-.. .......... 3,0OO | so so '''.'''''..-' ,OO0 o oo .'.,..' ...,'' ........,... 25O 70 .........#........ ................... 100 Tickets-$l0: Halves $5 Quarters $2 5O For sale until Thursday the 22d inst. at the Mana gers ohce, 5i Royal St., next dsor the entrance of the Alhambra.
 OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, Class S7, for 1SII | 30-Il-52-l0-32-62- 23-SO-A4,
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GROUND COFFEE-30 boxes 5Obs each, fresh M ground coffee, for sale by I
 jy l6 D. c. LOWBER, 59 Commerce st.
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Ny-The editor will be absent from his post a few
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NOR HlRE.-A first rate man COOK; also, a 1T good woman Cook. Apply to
 jyl6 T.P.MILLER g. Co.
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co M M E ERCIAL.

In New York on the l2ih and 18th there was little do- ing The sales hardly exceeded 600 at steady prices.
 Exchange is quoted on Mobile al 10 pr cl premi Or leans G.
 Considerable excitement felt in Wall street yester- dy, in consequence of the failure of of the largest operators, F. D. Robinson ulh his contracts. He Is in Englaud and his agent here mol in possession of funds. We understand that the for the account of third party who has since become nsolvent IN Y. American.
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DR. I,EE-DFNTTSJ'

CHOCOLATES boxes fresh Chocolate for sale. V by D. c. LOWBER,
 y l9 No 59 Commerce st.
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co N SIG N F. F s

Per barqne Adaro C I.abuzan; Robinson; Detorest, Morris Wilkins; Veazie; Coley, Stewart co; Jas Chamberlain; Austin Tardy; F Shaw & co; Whitaker X Samson; Marabe X Gates; Brown; NJ Tarleton c Delllngeri Robertson co; r w McCoy Collin x McCul- loughi Davenport Sewel; Marshall X Rowe Master som Miller X co; Holcomhe Brother q co, II Riey;I Forsyth, Jr; II Fry; Westleldt X Brother Brodnax Newton A iaynes E Stetson Jri J Jude; w Bower; ] Moorei l. Hull & Son; Burgess co; ] B Toulnin
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VENGEANCE on New Yolk and Boston at l5 M days date.
 Also, Bills on Philadelphia at 60 days sight for sale by
 iuy15 POM HOLCOMBE, BROTHER, & co.
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,s,t 'D4 Z I2f3a i,i .a dtfe
 alenM s1TLy ,. aAhYiiN
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OFFICE OF THE ALA. LIFE INs. &STRUsr Co }
 Mobile, July 6, 1S4l. { VtilE Board of Trustees of this company, have this II day declared a dividend of Five per cent upon the Capital Stock, payable to the Storkholders on and alter the Sth inst. N. o. J. TISDALE,
 iuy6 15Uw Secretary pro. tenn.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Thursday. A the l2th day of August next, at l2 o'clock, Nj. in front of the Mansion House, in the city of Mobile, will sell at public auction, SOPHY, likely negro woman, being the remainder of the personal estate of Jno. $. McKain late of Mobile county, deceased. j. jy14 l9 w. 8. KNOX. AdmrI
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RA $l0 REWARD.---The MuIato boy A Thomas, left the subscribers residence on A Thursday evening ofthe last week. Thomas N. IS a dark Spanish Mulatto, baker by trade, aged about forty years, and speaks English, French, and Spanish.-The above reward will be given for his arrest. O. J. BACH,
 ju'yl5 2OR Presid't of the Spring-hill College.
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Tckets-Sl0; Halves $5: Quarters $2 50. For sale until Thursday the 22d inst. at the Mana gers Oiice, 54 Royal St., dsor to the entrance of the Ahambra
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STATE LOTTERY, Class S7, for 1S41 6S-30-Il-52-l0-32 -62-9-l3-54-75-
 23-SO-A4
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CLAY BARBECUE.


The Wings Of Fsyetie county. n.y.,
held meeting on the 18th ult. Al which
b. Warfeld presided. and II. |. BOdley
was Secretary. The following resola-
lions were adopted:
Resoired, That 10 HENRY Clay, more
than 10 any other Hiring man, the grsti-
ttide Of Wing America is justly due, for
his eminent services 10 his country, in
peace and WARRIOR his exalted patriotism
his generous observation-disclosures
inisgniy and sagacious craftsmanship.
Resolred, That his unparalleled exer-
lions during the late session Of Congress,
TO carry through all the great measures Of
the Wing party, for The good Of our CON-
mon country, (unsusiained as he was. by
doubling friends, and violently and sys-
lematically opposed As he always was, by
INSCRIPTIONS partizans,) b above all
praise. In his own heart, he has already
found the most gratifying commentator
Of =. well done good and faithful servant"
Resolved, That the passage Of the Land
Bill, afler contest Of ten years. is just
cause Of joy 10 every friend Of his coun-
try, insomuch as il settles an exciting sub
ject, 1--WE hope forever,) and confers last
ing and incalculable blessingson the peo-
pie. II provides home FOR the honest
and industrious poor man, beyond the
power Of tbs INSTRUMENTATION state
credit on permanent basis--proYidcs .
fund for the gradual completion Of our In
ternal Improvements, and for general cd
ucaiion.
RssOiUsd, That the county Of Fayetie,
and the city Of Lexington. tender him
Barbecue as soon after his retsrn as may
suit his convenience, and that the chair
man appoint appropriate committees and
officers, 10 carry this resolution into effect.
Resoired, That we will meet him al the
county limits, on his return home, and
essort him 10 his residence. ,s
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QUESTIONS FOR EACH wIIIG's
OWN CABINET.

Were the motives whirh iInprlled me
TO act agaInsl the Jark,oH and Van Blu.
rem Administration ennsrIenrinu.ly Just!
Have they lost any Of their intrinsic inc.
tt and e"g.nc,!
Was ] mistaken 10 regarding those Al.
mInistraiions as the IRON age nf the Fe,le.
raj Government! Did no, their policy
tend III impnyeush The farmer. To para
lize the ms rrhani. To- disturb The relation.
81 msehsnieal and IN ,nufae,uting industry
Ito impair eredi, destroy c ,hfdencs,
promoe bankruptcy. slignaIEr tie pay.
'nent Of fnr.ign cr"dIL,rs. engsndtr III hu
mor aud bad pa,,i,rs, and turn Ill the
connexr"ns end affair. vi d. business top.
., -turv,!
Dad err in considering hit this ten
denry vas from bad TO worse! That the
battle cry Of the leaders was war 10 the
rrh and srolls 10 The vic,or. and annihl.
latIon 10 char ers and vested rights,
Us u rational 10 presume iha, restora.
h"n ol this party (, pawer souId be sure
10 revive these abuses. 10 fasten upon the
country new reign OF terror aud mis-
rule ior an inde6nne psriodi That no
limits would be found Ia the insolence VI
success. - the Qualification OF resenlmen,s
Ito The monopoly nf offire aud The abpse
81 power, under = too well grounded co,..
fldenre 10 The Perpsiui,y Of .hsir ascen
dancy!
Tan find in anticipating these result,
. shsjaw Of Justification for deserving my
party or rrl,x,ug the zeal and activity ni
my endeavors 10 secure the pre- sminence
which helped !. 10 .scquin!
HIVE The leaders Of the Wing party
redeemed their pledges 10 the extent ol
their means in the shor' time lha, the,
hass been IN POwei' II we They ex"',ea
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. patriot. an OrslOE. , scholar aaa > states
man, he Is well kllowR--lhe prescribed
limits OF his native state IA STATE which
owes him much for his useful sericesl
bounds NOT his fame-no. il exiends
throughout The broad space Of the Amei-
can coBsiaenl. and sends Terror 70 The enc
mics Of Republican Government, ciFil and
religious liberty. III Mr.. Mangum is OBJ
noxions 10 The writer's choice, il i > con-
ISOLATION 10 know thai he IS not % vesy
large majority az the freemen Of this state.
There was lime. too. unless the records
Of the Legislature are false, when one Of
the most able and distinguished gentle-
men Of The democratic parry in lhis state,
conceived Mr.. Mangum worthy Of has
confidence. and hesilaied not 70 vote for
him as United States Senaiors-ue allude
70 the Hon. Bedford Brown. who viii par
don the introduction Of his name. Mr..
Mangum's politics are noic what they
were then, in All important essentials, and
We defy proof 10 the contrary.
So much for the one-how stands the
case with the other Senaiori We need
not say! Mr.. Graham IS personally
known 10 most Of our readers; and il the
writer in question alleges one objection 10
him more Than shade Of political differ
ence, he win be The first 10 attempt il.
Has virtue. akin 10 heayen-born religion
profound, solid inielleet-gigantic Ia
Tents, mingled with a remarkably afable.
placid. and unassuming disposition, no
claim to respect and con6dencel Shall a
character deeply and beautifully adorned
with these things. 90 nnrewardedi Ifnot,
then, let The people Of N. Carolina respect,
honor and uust man who possesses them
all in an eminent degree-and that man is
WIN. A. Graham. whose sire in "ihe
lays that tried mems souls, ]" nobly periled
his life and property 10 free the Colonies
rom British slavery. -
Thus much we have said. not 10 give
rent 10 party spirit, bur because, Is con-
iucsor Of public journal, we feel il our
luty 70 expose, as far a. possible, every
attempt 10 poison and prejudice the public
mind against public servants who reflect
he greatest honor on the "Old North
State" In so Doing, we have " Nothing
'x,enuased, nor augh. setdown in malice"
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IspOnsibls form, and say he Ess not doing
his duly, az ihai he neglected some q lhe
most imporiani parts az his daty a. = pub
lic minister. Bur dns Is somewhat Of =
DEPRESSION. and yet intimately connected
viii this Mcleod question Of peare and
war Cor what mnsi me pnEy council and
her majesty Queen Victoria herseh. Rho.
i dare say, al woman a she is, has more
IRE in her heaEa than ever 10 have slfien
down and wifien leileF like usai--what
must thai priEy council have thought
when ihey Grsi heard a il. They would
say, God grant that this man may remain
here - Jnnaihan's milisier AL ihe end Of
limo; We may be sure he never viii know
apy thing Of our real intentions. and will
always hare becoming reverence for the
ierrors of the beak and lightning Of the
eye of the British eagle. and laundering
rashness enough TO put out the eyes Of
his own.
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FROM THE NORTH.

The msltsruf meet interest fnrnishedhy
The New York papers relates 10 The NAL
Of Mcleod. which wss sIiil IN progress
Al Utica. We commence &, day lie pub
llcslion Of eopious report of The pro
eeed'ngs IN The ,risl, surprising thai our
readers woald desire 10 Judge far them.
selves OF The complexion ef Ihe case.
The testimony arpeap TO be very contra.
dietary. The New York Express II
Thursday evening says: The risl In
rfsasss IN interest. and has some symp.
Inns slstmiag even. Capt. Appleby. Of
The Caroline. co The second day . trial, tee.
iiiied that. ss he came oui Of The cabin on
the night Of The attack. some one struck
u him With a sword he beiiered this
man 10 BE- MeLsod; bat. on the erosssx.
animation. laid he was not positive.
Samuel Brown, Issae p. CMson. and
Charles P4rks testified that they ,a~ Nc.
I.eod ., Chippews On The nigh, the Ca.
rnline was burnt. Psrke states that he
Eva him embark IN The sxpsdi,inn, aud
Brown saears 10 having seen him with
The men sf,er she boals landed. aud TIA,
Mcleod wore sword or ru,lass By his
side. Nothing materially alter their frs,
tasumony was slei'ed on the crns,-cx,.
nins,,on. The deposinnn- of The eom.
msnde,s IL The several bo4s that went IN
The expedI,ion sgainsl The Can,l,re have
been lsken. each Of whom swesu that
Mcleod was not 10 the boai under hs
eamsahd. II 10 saii. however. that one
derllnes answering 90 th.t point"
National Iatclisrncer
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these SeIs eonstguFness q de eKfTriss
Of de ysio pnMfr by PreFidrnl Jseksnn,
begun a bic earliest apportDniiy. and ran-
iiaBed 20 ne last gasp af his oikrisl lie
81 shsse evils seIe Inc fruits 81 the sela!
--I.oaIsdicl n y ha rae. Deny The can
elnsinn who Eil. ne yst MAINTAIN that
lhe vein power On iB pTesenlex'enD has
been mird. ronsieieJ. and senlencsd. and
that execution at 10 he duIe npnn Il.
Nor could any indIsHinai filing he aG-
6re n Prsidrni desire sa hold me pnw-
er we're il in has power % pan HiIh u.
Without Tho psinIsl responsibility whirh
Thai poxsr imfo,es. the EsecBllse dniirs
are already 700 onerous Tor one msn "
bear. - lhe ESecuiise power. in hs pre-
sent extent. 10 100 gresi ard eamprehsn.
sIse Tor one man 70 ad@inisler. The
wrrId has betome wiser since the Con-
siiiuuon ass lnrmsd; end. IL il sets Ia BE-
cart anew, we shosld end lhe Executive
Office very much curtalled af i, present
power and attributes. Not that we desire
20 sUhj,el The CoR,iiluilaR 10 The lesl uf
. genssl REVISION. There is. most hap
ply. readirr way ol accomplishing sRy
necessary Ieform IN Il. The anly amend
meni We desire Co see made 81 The Con-
sntulinn regards The 'eIo. AZ nany ether
diminSuon of Executive patronage. &c.
all lhs, is desirable 10 that rnd may be sf-
hcIed By legislative authority, dI,errellY
exercised.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.


Arrival Of the stesmer Acadia at Boston.
The Assdis arrived ., Boston, on Tues.
DAY.
A great anti Cor-nLac meeting w's
held al Manchester an The 10 b oi Se,.
,eInbrr, The cell for which was signed by
OILS oi the most respectable firms and
individuals Of tie town. and a, which The
Mayor presided. A memoirs, TO tie
Queen a. adop,edin plo,ing HerM.j''y
10 use her iifiuence Tor the repeal Of tie
taxes on faod. The statements Of disues'
made By some Of The speakers were nost
appalling.
The House Of Commons met on The
10Th Ssppmber pu,suan, to adjournment.
I.nrd John Russell ,hen ruse and made
hi. promisrd speech. giving his view Of
the present state of The county. aud The
line Of policy proper To be pur'urd; IN
"iher words. making out the course o.
opposition. lie began with the foreign
rrls;i"ns. and e-pecially with the Uni'fq
8 aifs. as 10 which be said:
In one par, OF our foreign relations
there H. certainly question in connex'"n
With the United States. winch. in some
ofi.s r. spt cts. afr.nds cause ii uneasInes';
but my nohle friend. as Secretary Tor
Foreign AfIaus, satisfied the il"n'' w
The snsaer Of The United Sia'es Secretary.
,ha, both Her M.je.iy's Government and
the Government &c the Uni,rd st ties per
fectly agreed as 10 the character when
should be aiiribn,ed to he ati.rk upon snd
The capture Of The Caroline: loud cheer'3
TIA, il was question 10 be debated hs'
tween nation and nation. and not TO TO
treated 40 a private ~rnng. A dlifrfen'
view. however. had hren taken BY lhe
Judges &c the State NJ New York.. and y
that view should be carried 90, i would
be desru"iise &C III amirable relations be-
,ween The two G"sernReDis."
On The % ! Of AugusI . fire broke out
Il consisn inoi,le. whirh Destroyed three
" iour hu d ed houses an. shops nraf
Wis1e'. in The vicinity Of the Sewn
foae,s.
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THE POSITION OF TuE WINGS.


Amid The various n.ulsiiOns in The pa.
liz cal world which recent sven's have lie
seloped. ihe position Of the Wing parry
hiss undergone no change. u stand.
where !, sioud iron the fret. on The ba.
sis Of principles hirh are believed lo be
sound and essentially ln,erwovtn viii
The prosperity Of Ihr coult try.
The Wings are NOT On opposition 10 Mr.
u ler's admins ramon. TLey believed
and trusted that 10 the Executive prompt
disposition would be found 10 unite hsr.
ANONYMOUSLY viii Congress in carry ing
IN, the great measurrs Esr whirh ihs
peoi le had called a new Administration
lnfa power II III . hops has been dis.
appointed and this confidence destroyed.
IL hiss been by 40 fault uf The Wings.
They remain sleadl.sI. yielding no prin.
ciple, nor IN any way departing from Tie
pursuit oI those uhjsrls which they ain.
ed al from The beginning. and which they
Huly brlie'e tie dearest rights Of the
cOuniry require TO be attained.
The Executive has failed them whe n
they Rast nredrd Executive co-operation
What ,hen! They proclaim their princi.
plss anew; they appeal 10 tie peoplr; they
declare their dsisrmnssion Ia hold on Ia
tie doctrines Of ,hrir p .l,ncsl faith. cone
what will: they liz their standard hish
and send lnrtk The sound Of their yinIica.
tibn through all he land. Their esur.e
ihrn is ram me. What line Of pnlIcy
The Executive may strike out The whigs
know moi; but they stand ready TO unite
sith IL, ifii shall be in seco,dancs wilh
their principles. and 10 oppose il. lf i,
shall be olhsrrisr.
10 The difference b, tween the Wing par
~ and the President Too gres, tote recon
clIed! That dep, njs up"n The Pr.,idenl
himself Tue Wing. cannot support a
Sub Treasury uGdcr the name OF . FIs-
cal Agent. or undsr any o.her name; nur
can they abandon any principle Tor which
they have been eon,end,ug. IL the spirit
at he constitution ard rsL.rR. Em the sake
Of bringing back the Exe.u i've 10 their
side. Their responsibility j. TO The cuun.
Try.
There are many .hn .till hnpe Tia, the
s"ur'e 81 the Administrator vii yea be
such as N all"w 81 cordial support on
the par. oflhe Ways. We JON 10 ~i,h-
Mg This a. ar'enily as any, The evils el
= tsn'ai'z ny delay ufimportan, measures
without Which The country cannon and
vii no, rsst--,he exriieRrni aud bmlrr
ness nf iresh p.Iitical iur,nml.--we de-
preca'e most earnestly. But wha, we
are 10 exPsct aud to prepare far. time
viii dlsclosr--and before very long.
.9msrican.
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Er.n ih. Miil.n rLrnni.l..

"Gsverasr Morehead ,sem. to have m.rsd
On .ore sm"'thly than expected" .
"wha tia, intends To sustain this Republic,
can ewes think OF supporting Jsho NJ. More
head Tor Gsysrnoi, 81 any man Tor tbs Legisla
turs who vsies for N ,nTam and Grshsn7'
The foregoing extracts are taken from
lengthy communication which appeared
in the Raleigh Standard Of The 22d ukino.
And We propose to give them passing
notice. a
Tbs writer's object, in his communities
ton, seems to be--lst, 20 rouse up his po-
hucal associates, TO prepars Cor The CON-
ing elections; and 2ndly, to prejudice
by insinuation--,he good people Of North
Carolina, against the gentlemen named in
the above extract Who the writer 10,
we pretend no, to know-nor is il impor-
tant we should; we are inclined however
70 secret conjecture, that his mortihca-
ton oui Of Office, and his burning and
restless anxiety 70 creep ia, called forth
this inaamnatory commanication--which
we notice not merely because Of his insi-
dious attack on these able public servants,
but because he attempts TO incite party
rancor--fans the fame Of political disconl
and agitatcs the troubled waters;"
while social intercourse, domestic happi-
ness, and the welfare of our political in
stitutions, warn every American citizen
every republican patriotic queach the
blaze into a spark, to "pour oil on the
troubled waters"
But Governor Morehead must be borne
down, aad, if possible. trampled in the
dust For what Not because he has
no: discharged his official duty honestly,
faithfully. periodically, and nobly--no,
for the writer takes no exception at any
one Of his acts. but simply because Gov.
M. differs from the writer in some OF hi,
political notions, he deem, this dissin.
guished officer unworthy Of public conf
dence. Shall this be so, Carolinians! |,
he moi an American citizen-a son of youl
own soil! Is he not friend and admirel
OF the same Constitution--the same Union
and the same Government, which tn,
immortal Washington and our heroic an.
cesiry shed their blood to establish, and
are you not friends and admirers Of the
same! M one doubts his PATRIOTISM
all will concede him brilliant talents.
Then why should he BE- sacrificed on the
altar Of party phrcnzy or political hum
buggery! North Carolina never had a
better Executive officer. Well may she
ieel proud Of his sefyicss--for " the SER
want proves worthy Of his hire" We
know The man--we know him IS friend
TO the fricndless--as one who makes no
distinction, in his treatment, between the
rich and the poor; as one who, even now,
prefers employment on his farm, 70 the
highest Office within the gift Of the state
and such q man is fit for Governor.
But the writer stops not here. lie
would have the people 70 vote for ne
man for the next " Legislators who voted
Tor Mangum and Graham" And pray.
what is their crime, Who is Willie r.
Mangdm! Need we answer! No--as