Salem Miss, April 2s,h, ls45.
Messrs Editors.
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Oa'em MISS, Apfll 2Sth, lS45.
Messrs. Editors:


Allow me through the medi.


um OF your valuable paper, 10 urge before the


voters OF your county, the claims of the Hon.


f1endly 8. Bennett Of Columbus, Miss. who


aspires to the Office of Judge cf the high Court


OF Errors & Appeals. AS to the magnitude of
Importance attached to that office, youare well


ADVISED, you are aware ofthe fact that not onlv


'he Circuit Judges, but the Jures of the coun.


Try OF which we as freemen so much boast are


wholly bound to be governed in their decisions
oy the opinions of the High Court of Errors &.
appeals. You further know, that said court
possesses power to declare void and unconst;.
tu'ional the acts ofthe Legislature Of your State
AND IN short, it is to those three gentlemen our
hVes' property, and character are to great ex.
en'' entrusted. 1t is therefore of the first i'm.
portance; that we understand fully, the charac.
'er ana attalnments Of him, on whom we cas-,
our suffrage for that important and responsible
STATION. Allow me therefore TO say, that have
had the pleasure Of long and intimate acquain.
tance with Judge Bennett.fT know him 10 be a
man OF unImpeachable, moral character. The
tongue OF lnfamy has never dared to cast her