The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13

THE H6RNErs NlsTLTHE aEt1IsTER.
The Hornets II slt threatens sshat ualss1 tho Re.
|gistsr and Gu. Manly chanse Their add do
better for the future, be win take dowa the losern
or's name, "and run up some one else for Govern
or The Editor addresses the following letter to the
Register in his last paper, to which he says he ex-
poets speedy answer: "a q - - -
s1o tie Editor ef the Register DEAR SlR I'll ex-
pect you to answer this. II you do not, an afirma-
tive will be understood to some parts Of it which
will do much to injure Gov. Manly's success.
Are We to understand from several articles you
have lately written, that Mr. Manly is anti-N
Convention candidate, and that upon that issue he
runs igs .s- s.-
Are we to understand yoa to mean again, that Mr..
Manly is a compromise candidate-in favor of Mr..
Clays compromise, and that upon that issue he also
runs! 49,
If these are the issues upon which Mr.. Manly is
to run, although the FIRST to hoist his name, shall
take docn, and run up some one else Ii State Po-
lcy is to be forgotten in crusade at sustaining the
Register on these questions, we shall not give
humble vote for Mr.. Manly-that is sure. And as
We say, SO say large number Of Wings about here
that we have conversed with The truth of the mat
ter is, that Gov. Manly can be elected upon such
issues. We say this to guard the Governor against
such course as has been chalked out for him BY the
Register
Heaven knows, Governor Manly has enough unpop-
ulariy to change the color of, without saddling him
with issues that will increase it.
If the Register goes foundering about at this
rate, and carries MT. Manly with him, he'll have
somebody there about next January, that will be
sending certain jobs around to long, story house,
where very clever fellow, though Democrat, has
an Office. How would the Register like the cur
rent Of those things to set (or be set in different
direction.
Can't the Times or the Star set the Regis
ter right! He is so mad with National Lnteligen-
eers, that If he don't become little more sane, ne
will destroy the Whig party in North Carolina"
Our contemporary of the Nest might as we'll ex-
pect to demolish the Pilot mountain with broom
straw, to calculate any thing like satisfactory
answer from the Register on these points. We tell
the Nest that Gov Manly and the Register are both
bitterly committed against the Nashville Convention
as the following extract from the latter paper of June
26th, will clearly show:
"The Nashville Convention has thus had its say
and adjourned. Its inception was unwise and int
quitous-its deliberations did not excuse the error Of
its calling-and it can only be remembered, as its
to be condemned and deprecated. .aN thanks to
able and erceent CAif Magisrae, that he heeded not
the rauings of those, ,Oho wouM haze dragged the roiee
and authority Of North Carolina into the project
Never did man more truly and patriocally reflect
the will of his constituency"
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that, he can submit to almost any attack on himself
and on Southern rights. We ask him to read the
above again and again. and then look for satisfacto
ry from the Register to his questions as above
propounded. He will get such answer. His
{" rawlings - will not be needed; and if Gov. Manly
should be reelected, the Editor Of the Nest will be
marked by the " Clique" as damaged and offen-
sive article, and " wh,stled down the wind" His
only course, as an Independent Editor and the un-
swerving friend of Southern rights, is to denounce
Manly and go for Reid. Let him unite with the
Mountain Banner, in the effort now making to put
down the Clique and get the old ship right once
more and if he will do this, promptly and boldly,
he will be welcomed by thousands into the ranks Of
the advocates of Southern rights and State Reform
& "A word to the wise is sufficient" Let respec-
ted cctemporary think of these things.
FRIENDS OF EQUAL SUFFRAGE!
Is it possible that any friend of Equal Suffrage
vote for Gov. Manly! We know he denies now that
he ever opposed it, but thousands know that he did,
and that he left nothing undone two years since, to
throw odum and ridicule upon it. Can he be sincere
now =! Is he friend to the measure! No-far from
it. Federalist from his youth up, and an enemy
popular rights, all he asks for this subject is
opportunity to show his hand at time when the peo-
pie cannot reach him. Re-eect him, and then, not be-
ing eegble for another term, he irresponsible this
questions and he will be just as sure to give it the
|" cold shoulder" Of contempt as that his name is
Charles Manly! He is against it, whatever he may
say in its favor, however strongly he may deny
that he ever opposed it.
To vote for Gov. Manly is therefore, vote against
Equal Suffnge-to elect him is to condemn the mea-
sure, and consign it to at least temporary defeat.
Whatever the Federal organs may say now, his re-
election ,voad be hailed triumph Of those opposed
to the measure.
If the friends of the measure be in earnest-if they
really desire this reform, let them rally one man
to DAVID s. REID. He is the author of the issue.
He has suffered abuse, and slander, and detraction,
because he started it, and the originator of it and
he be trusted to carry it out MI. Manly cannot
and those who think he can-if there be any snch-
will find themselves in the end sadly mistaken. No
Federalist Mr. Manly is, can be trusted in such
case this. His very instincts are against popular
rights, and he will most certainly prove by his
duct the truth Of what say, should opportunity
be given him. Let the friends Of Equal Suffrage be
warned in time! Let them remind their neighbors
of these facts; and let them remember them and ae
upon them at the polls. II
MORE DECEPTION AND RxsCALlTY@
The Goldsborough Telegraph says " that David
S. Reid never did days work in his life, but is
wealthy arristocrat, and never keeps company with
the hard-fsted people of the State" This is dirty
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