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i.aveu.nercm opinion., u. rcgaiua u.u j um.cl- oi uie b(JCn guilty 0f tl,e rcal duplicity in its attempt to

conclusion urawn in cuiicr. vc nan conuense ami

half extract an articlo from the American

Whig Re-

confound the present and the past, and to introduce

irrelevant issues in order to conceal the real misde-

rieic upon the subject of Hayti and the Dominican mcanors of its 0wn party, by charging fictitious ones

KoPu,,lic- upon the Democrats.

We have also received the August number of the

Medical Examiner, from the publishers, Messrs.

Lindsay Bi.akiston, Philadelphia. It contains

the usual amount of information, which, no doubt,

will be found useful by the Profession.

Good for Once.

The Fayetteville Observer has at last found out

that the New York whigs are wrong that they go

for the proviso, and the agitation of the repeal of the

Fugitive Slave Law, etc.. and closes the article in

which this truthful admission is made with another

equally truthful. Its final sentence is, We ask

our brother whigs of tho North to pause," thus admit

tinjr not only the abolition character of the whig

party at the North, but also its own fraternity with

it. As for all that about the Democrats in Massa

chusetts, Vermont, Pennsylvania and other States,

and in New York itself, it is, to use the elegant

words of the Observer in another article, simply

untrue,"' if we except Massachusetts, where the

Democrats had in truth no choice between Win

Tunor and Si mnek, both being equally abolitionist.

St) much for the long yarn of the Observer, in its is

sue of the 12th. headed New York.''

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Wilmington journal. (1851). Wilmington, N.C., 1851-08-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026536/1851-08-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wilmington journal, 1851-08-15.