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SPECIAL ELEorov v--Thn whig papers all
over the Sau davo boetad lhh name Of
Capt Starso ihorcauNdsJgl5 l5r Congress
to OH Col, Dav.e's sent Although rather
taken aback and surprised az luauuanjmitv
for Elicit in our ranks, II is evident that
they still think of stealing a march upon
us, and taking advantage of the lack OF in
terest felt, and of the circumstance that
wings most do congregato about towns and
villages, run in their candidate on lean
vote, and trump it forth as " great whig
victory in Mississippi The whig paper
in Yazoo is already tuning It's pipes for
such a sirain--as witness the following
gragA'oluent extract,


Let oyery man who oherishes the wei.
fare Of his country feel that the country
demands his services, and down-trodden,
locoloco.rdden Mississippi will appear (af.
ter the special election in December neXt0
as the bright star amid the brilliant galaxy
of her Disseminated sisterhood And
the gallant Starke will stand in the halls OF
Congress along side OF the many noble
wing spirits that are already destined to
vindIcate whlg principles in Congress!


Ii our democratic friends would avoid a
surfeit of such stuff as this, land we can
threaten them with no worse punishment
they must turn out to the polls and elect
Elicit by majority which will etl'ectualy
silence whig brags. Mr.. Elicit is hard.
money, Free Trade, out-and-out Democrat,
and will prove himself most efficient ant
able Representative. Under the oircum
stances, It is important, it not essential
that he should receive a large majority,