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democratic candidate for a seat IN our next
legislature. We have had the pleasure o.
Mr.. Rs acquaintance for several years.
and know him to be not only flrn. ana
consistent democrat, but a worthy ana
clever gentleman.


Next week we expect 10 lay before our
readers the letter of Gov. Brown in reply
10 the committee appointed, by the Mechan-
les Association of Marshall County, to-in'
terrorate him in regard TO his views on the
subject of pcnitentiary convict labor. The
letters received from the different candi-
dates for legislative horors in this county,
on the same subiect, will also be published


A MOVE IN THE RIGHT PLAcE.-A large
meeting of the citizens was held IN Jackson
on the 5th of august for the purpose OF es<
tabiishing an ins tuition oflearning in that
citv. A committee of % of the most infu
ential citizens of the county were appointed
TO draft resolutions expressive OF the views
of the meeting. We are pleased to see
growing interest taken by the leading and
influential men Of our State, on the lmpor-
tant subject of education. The time will
soon come, even in Mississippi, when the
humblest and most INDECENT citizen, will
have as good opportunities Of receiving the
blessings of liberal education, as are now
enjoyed alone by the Opulent and inauen-
tia.