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The subjoined communication was pub


lished in the Memphis Enquirer ofthe l0th


ul, and an extract froR the same copied in


Guard Of the 18th. The author thinks that


the Guard has done injustice to the article


by publishing garbIed extract, and rsquets


us % copy the same, which we have done


with great dea' of pleasure, and assure 'T''


that we fully concur in the views sottoth


in his article. We have ever con,endeG.


for the payment ofthe Uuion Bank Bonds


and believe it duty the wings owe their
State, their countryand the civilized world,
that they leave no effort untried TO have
them paid. The Ladies,in many parts ofthe /
State. are willing to give their iewelrv fol
the furtherance of so noble cause, and I
shall whig fathers and brothers hesitate to
do their duty, when sRcn worthy examples /
are placed before than2 NO. NEVER.


MISSISSIPPI CEPUDIATION


Ii Is well>es,at led fIct that the orea,
bulk oftEe Wing -ly Of Mississir2i. are
uncompromlslng sosti's to the .axless
and demoralizing spirit of repudiation.
winch mas run cot .l their Legislative Hall
aud throughou ,heir otherwise chicalrous
and respectable State for several years mas.
Equally certain is it that, if repud,ation
should be Tepudated and the State should
determine to pay the bonds. the who's
would have BY far the heaviest burden =
bear Tor 1t Is nowhere denied that they con.
siiiule the principal tax paying portion Of
the population ofihe State.


taking this view of The case, which we
TO be irreiutable, would it be alto
9ether visionary, to believe that the Wbigs {
OF Mississippi might be moved to take the L
subject OF paying Ike b. lds out of our orr,
purses seriously under considerations a.
Would Il not be .Orious work to retrieva
the lost ho5or ofthe SAFE, and ty thus car a
ryIngOut the magnanmouS and self Sacri6. o
eng spirit ofthe principles thev advoca,a c
Y make the name OF Mississippi WHle ~
nous throughou, the world ?-Would the
burden be too heavy to be borne We bel.
leTe not We cannot think il e-anId ba
much heavier, than il would be we're ,bo j..
payment OF the bonds decreed by the I,eois :,
a!uie OF the State.-W Whigs of MissiSsierl d
s the project teasiblel Without remindipo al
you OF the heroic maxim OF Napoleon .wbo r,
laid that ian inpossibility could NOT moss, =
by exist, we would say that the eff5r, a. IL
one. made with right good VII Womb
edound TO your everlasting honor. Or r
Iou would meet together and resolve 10 nav "
our pro rata part OF the repudiated bonds
ven that would cause the great American w
Ieart to beat with freer and a propder
u,se' and at the same time make the name :,
Locoiocoism.-of Locofoco Reputation of
ras ASH !. deserves to be-a scotland byword ne


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