VIcKsBURe, March 18th, 1910.
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Gentlemen:-Your favor of 4th inst,
informing me of my nomination as one of
the electors upon the whig electoral tick
ct for this State, has been received. NY
absence from home prevented its earlier
reception With much pleasure accept
this additional mark of the confidence OF
the whig party, and shall occupy with


pride the station assigned me, as one of
their standard bearers in the great battle
of principle which. is about 10 take place,
in the result Of which the welfare of the
country is SO deeply involved There is
every reason TO believe that the people
are at length aroused to proper sense
of the corrupt principles and profligate
action which have for long time illus
trated the administration of the federal
government, and now taint like spread
ing plague spots, that Of our own below
ed State. Let the wings do their duty,
and in November next, repudiaie thai
wicked policy, which has blighted her
prosperity and stained her honor. So
far as my feeble efforts avail, they shall
not be wanting in so just and holy a cause.
70 relieve our national and state char
acter from obloquy; to bring back pros
perity to the suffering people, to restore
honesty to the government and purity to i
The constitution aud laws, are the great
and glorious objects Of our enterprize.


Our banner is flung upon the Winds