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Hon. Jeferson Daris.-We see it suggested
that this gentleman will probably be called from
the Halls Of Congress to lake command Of regi.


nent Of voluntee RS from Mississippi. Major Davis
is graduate Of Yves, Point. He was for sever.
al years attached to the Dragons on the extreme
western fornter. He has a military mind, with
the talents and persona! in.repidsy and Goodness
essential to the soldier, and if this war is destined
10 60 on until we achieve somsthing commensu.
rate with the grandeur Of the Republic. We should
like to see Mnjor Davis in the army. But il i, is
to bo mere campaign, we trust he will remain
at a post where he has already become distin.
guishcd.-Jefer,onian.


Unlike our intriguing. ambitious Representative,
Maj. Davis occupied his sea: il Congress, whittier
his constituents sent him, and would not leave il
unless they called him 10 lead their armies to the
field. Although Maj. D. possesses fine military
requirements. which eminentIy qualify him for
the tented field. respect for his constituents com.
PEELED him to remain at his post, wtsre he could
also as patriot serve his country.


Gov. Yell left his seat in Congress-. and The
only one to which our State is entitled ,u,in.,
the consent of that body. which refused !, pr,nt
him leave Of absence. Without consulting Ii,
c constituents, and under an assumed mo,iy, Of