Volume 7.

For the Southern Journal.
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MesSrs. Editors:


tits presumed that the Hon. J. Da-
Wis will resign his seat in Congress by
reason Of his being elected Colonel of
the Regiment volunteers from this
State. in that case there will be a
Congressman to elect, to fill the va
cancy thus created. Allow me 10
suggest the name of Lloyd Selby, Of
Warren, as person well qualified for
the station. His democracy is of the
radical school, being opposed to ban
king, bonding and funding and pro-
tective tariffs. He is also in favor of
the volunteers receiving more than
seven dollars month for fighting the
battles OF their country; their wages
ought to be increased, in his opinion,
to twelve dollars a month. He was
chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Convention in 1914, and as
such rendered efficient services in
that exciting contest. He was also
elected messenger the same year.


JEFFERSON.