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In another column ve publish the Re-
post of the minority on the subject Of the
apportionment and ask for il an attenti We
perusal II is truly mortifving to US to see
such bitter sectional feelings growing up
between the d.ferent divisions Of our State.
which, we regret to say, many of our
Southern cotemporaries, are doing their ut
most 10 Increase, by denouncing the North
ern Counties. aud the members from those
Counties. as being Tenuesseeans by birth
and principle, and disposed TO Legislate
for the interests of Tennessee. We dare
say that the Northern members are as pat


rioiic and as much devoted TO Mississippi
as those from the South, and would make
as many sacrifices TO promote her bes: IN
;erests; ye: they do not feel disposed to
sacrifice their constituents for the sole bene.
lii Of the south, by sustaining such odious
and uI just measures. The Report Of
MessIs. Matthew's ant Lunpkin is an a.
BILE one, which sets forth the measures at
tempted 10 be fastened on the North, by
Southern members, In their true and naked
deformity. Were a member from Mar
shall or any Of the Northern. counties to
gel up in his seat and advocate the rotten


Borough system of English representation.
these pure and devoted patriots ofthe South


would denounce him as traitor and Brit


ish Wing. yet they re.wiIling to foist a


bull upon the North more odious nd atom


nable than this very rotten Borough sys'
tenn.