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We understand Mr.. Clingman, in his lale cam
paign against Mr.. Graham, told the people ofthe
MOUNTAIN District that if they wished to put down
fighting in Congress and immortaIizei their Dis
trict, they should elect him for, said he, when
went to Congress, was poor shot, but after my
duel with ancey, practiced good deal: and at
the close Of the session was acknowledged to be
ssthe best shot in either House of Congress" He
intimatede that no member would dare fIiisbehave
when he was about, for fear of being shot down.


What a pity this shooting youth was not re-
elected -1l8 Meeklen6arg JegerxOasiGn-s