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We hope that no whig will refuse to
vote on the days of The election They
should all recoIlect that we have candi
dates in the field, who have spent tn eir time
and means in promotion of our cause. and
1t would be recreant on our part to refuse
to give them that support which their no.
bic efforts in defence of our PRINCIPLES 50
richly merits. Many worthy and homes;
democrats. scorning party dictotlon, will
vote for our Congressional and State ticket,
and we do assure our friends that The chan
ees Of success, on the part Of some ofthem,
is failering indeed. Our worthy candi-
date Ior Auditor, John III. Williams. has
beer actively engaged in the convass in
different portions of the State, and ifhe has
been received elsewhere as in our county,
his success is almost certain. We know
many who will vote for Judge Mayes in
preference to John ID. Freeman. and we
cannot see how any voter can willingly cas-,
his vote for Freeman, when such man rs
Mayes is before him for the same impor-
tant office. OF our patriotic and talented
candidate for Congress, Pat. Tompkins. all
speak in the higaestterms Of commentator;
and had he have thoroughly canvassed the
State. his success would have been placed
beyond doubt. As It Is, his chances oI
success are good. Starke and Brooke, We
also learn, are Winning golden opinions
wherever they speak. With such an az.
raw of worth and talent as the whig Con
eressional ticket presents 10 the indepen
dent voaers Of Mississippi. We cannot be-
lieve that the force of patty drill can in
duce the honest yeomanry OF the countr,
10 vote against such men; for BY SO voting
we believe that they would be voting a
gains, their best interests.


We again call upon those who are opPo