COLUMBUS, Miss. March 9, 1910.
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Gentlemen:-I have received your ia
vor of the 4th inst, informing me that at
the late whig convention in Jackson, |
had been nominated as one Of the cleo
tors upon the whig electoral ticket. for
the State of Mississippi, in the approach
ing Presidential canvass.


It will be gratifying to me to be in any
degree instrumental IN elevatiBg TO the
office of President of the United States,
that distinguished individual whose emf
inept public services have lately united
upon him the Republicans Of the uniOn,-
and rejoice that the friends of the south
and of the states, can now bestow their
suffra ges upon a hero and statesman,
the text of whose political creed. is the
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
from whom we will require no pledges
for his future action; for through his
long and eventfJl life his opposition 10 a
consolidated government and his vener-
alton for the south, have SO distinctly de-
Tended his political principles. that the
hirelings of corruption would blush 10
gainsay them.


Accept, gentlemen, my SINGER wishes
for your happiness and prosperity, for
believe me


Yours truly,


HENRY DICKINSON
A. K. McClung, Nm. Yerger, r Hughes,


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