The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
MopE capattlNf,-A. GRoss- FRAUD! !! !!


i we'll digested and as its contributors among the
first men, both for character and talents. the w hie
ranks is but reasonable to presume that what they
utter is in strict accordance with the and wishes
of the Wing party in all portions of the country
That this Review is regarded by the Raleigh Regis
ter as an able - and instructive journal. and az
correct exponent of Whig principles, we have the
most conclusive proof That paper of the 18th OF
September says: ,,7t5 ,7 t.. =. - .sI =
eve have received the September number OF this
able journal, filled with solid and instructive articles.
Hon. d. d. Barnard, leads off in one of his power.
full essays on '' The Wings and their Candidate. "
We commend the ReuieaO heartily to our WhfgJ friends
eUery suhere. .-..l aS5a -: ...
Again. That paper of the Goth September says
"We would earnestly commend to the attentive
perusa of readers, that very able article IN the
September No. of the t'Whig Review - under. the
Icaption of the " Wings and their Candidate, " ex-
tracts from which will be found on our second page
to-day. 1t breahes the true conservative spirit and
from the precise similarity of its views with those
advanced in Gen. Tayors late glorious letter to Capt
Allison, it will be seen that the Northern Wings
generaliy-despite the murmurings of few faint
hearted macontents-fu appreciate the character OF
their leader and the UitaRty of the national Interests
at stake"
And now, candid reader, what do you suppose is
the real character of that very able article, and
what the course of the Register in relation to it !
That paper makes such extracts from that article,
written by the Hon. D. D. Barnard, as calculated
to suit the tastes and the opinions of Southern read
ers, but it deliberately suRpresses all that part Of THE
article aoAich declares Gen. Cass to be opposed to the
WILaot PrOrisO, and Gen. Taylor to be in tarOr g IT,
The following is that portion of the article which
the Register suppresses:
'We suppose we may say without offence, that
Wings who prefer Gen. Cass for President to Gen.
Taylor, for any reason whatever, are certainly no
Wings at all. Their associates in the third party,
the Barnburners, and perhaps all the rest prefer
Gen. Taylor, and go expressly for the defeat of Cass
And certainly they right, if 60 Free Soil is real
" what they after. 1t is Congress that is to be
looked to to keep slavery out of the new territories
in the provisions shall make the subject of Terrific
rial Government. Gen. Cdss UiH retO any lar @ Con
gress ,cich rocides for The authoritative erclusion Of
slavery these territories. To this he IS committed.
General Taylor, by the express terms OF his letter to
Captain Allison, rs pledged not to fnterpose o9ectfo-
if he should have any-to deliberate acts of legsla
ton, where questions of constitutional power have
been settled by the various departments of Govern
ment and acqu!esced in by the people,. And Prece-
dents scattered through the whole history of the
Government, of legislation by Congress on the SUBJ
ject of slavery in the territories, with the acquIes-
of every department of the Government and OF
the people, We may conclude, unless all present
indications deusive, that enactment will be
made by the American Congress for establishing gov
ernments in new territories, which are now tree,
without some express provision to keep them free
1t probable that these terrific es VIII be sooner
left to take care of themselves III their own way,
until ready to knock at doors for admission
into Union free States. Every indication
shows this to be the resolution of the North Cen
eral Taylor President cannot and lciH not stand
TN The trGy of this policy. He will have nothing to
do with it, because it is of those subjects that
belong exclusively to the Legislative department. and
he will exercise no undue and injurious influence
on that department. Oregon has been taking care of
itself, and we suppose that New Mexico and Cali
fornia may take Of themselves in like manner
At any rate, Congress will look after theterritores
if anybody, and not General Taylor, if he is Pres-
dent What do Whigs-what do Northern Wings
want more than this ! What will they gain, those
of them who welded to this idea of Free Soil,
by aiding to elect General Cass? for that is the
effect of their adherence to the Free Soil party in pre-
ference to their On all this subject of slavery
and especially in reference to territories, the
Wings Of the North have only to stand by the COM
promises OF the Constitution, and stand just
nonal ground, and The Wigs Of the South 'OiH meet
them fairly and generously. Southern Wings in both
houses of Congress, with single exception in each,
went with the Northern Wings to a man, against the
policy of acquiring another inch of territory from
Mexico. And whatever Wings of the South may
feel compelled to do, their part, that such
territory has been acquired in spite of them in regard
to the admission of slavery into it, at least hey tUiH
erpect erery Northern Whi TO stand up stoufy against
1t, and they 'ciH honor him doing Let the great
national party of Wings have the sway in this coun-
try, and the North will have nothing to fear from the
encroachmcats of slavery. t.'s-
North and South, it is a common sentiment with
w hgs that slavery is great evil, political and mo-
raj they have never done, and will do, any,
thing to extend and perpetuate it. They endure
'IaUery aOhere tile Constitution endurcs but they do
not noursh and nurse it as benefit and blessing.
Zachary Taylor is Shareholder, and Wash
ngton; but Washington had no love for slavery, T
md Taylor has as little And believe rellg1ousiy,
nat the powers of this Government are as little IKE
y to be employed perverted, to extend or favor
slavery in the hands of Gen. Taylor, as they were r.
n the hands of the father of his county,. .
We have before the September number OF this 7
review, and We can see, in the work ITSELF what the
egister has published and what it has suppressed
garbng this article that paper has actually broken
upon paragraph, 80 to avoid presenting Gen. \
'aylor as he is held forth by Mr.. Barnard on the
ueston of free soil-beginning thus, I'VE believe :
len. Taylor" &c. Immediately after the last sentence
e have just quoted! +.
We denounce this conduct of the Register =
ross fraud upon the people of the State-as fraud
eiloeraeiy cemn'teu' anu aS an az. i''ei'e" anu hi
esigned to hoodwink and deceive Let the people
btain the September number of the Review, exam
le it. and see for themselves how the Register ltas
arbled this article, and how it has imposed upon G
lem. Co.. e,
And let it be borne in mind and every where rung m
pom the public ear, that the American Whig Review
"a leading organ of the Wing party, and journal as
hich has been unequivocally endorsed by the Ra- m
Ugh Register-declares, in SO many words, that sc
ZEN. Cass is eomm.ihed'' against the Wilmot Pro- III
so, and that he auiU it. and that Gen Tavlor IT