GEN. QUIFMAN.
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On the first page viii be found an interest
inc communication, which sets forth ~ a iorci-.
lie and very appropriate manner, the claims Of
General John A. ouitman for seat IN tie Y.
states sena,e tits evidently from enc who
Is well acquainted with his character nd aoii-
ities. and we take pleasure in presenting It 70
onr readers. among whom he has many warm
friends and admirers, who would hail bis cleo
,ion 10 the U. States Senate with no ordinary
feelings Of pride and qualification.


OfGen. Quitman's devotion TO the rational
principles Of the Democracy, no one can hav9
the slightest questions nor is the knowledge Of
bis nn,irno. jealous and disinterested advoca-
- If them less limited ;-aI admit, that his
lime talents, and labors have ever since he at
mined the aye Of manhood, been freely, man
fnily accorded to his party. Nor are the evil
dences Of his high order Of talents unknown to
,be STATE. and the honor and advantage Of bis
narty. Possessed Of warm, sincere and ar
dent eloquence, with mind replete with
sound information, and heart susceptible TO
every kindly emotion. he cannot be other han
an useinI and trusty Senator. Such Senator
would be worthy Of Mississippi, through such
= man. its bold nd honest sentiments would
he sure 10 find true utterance. With such a
Senator, the strength of the democracy would
be properly developed, lis principles would be
pnheld and defended under all circumstances.
