From the Ncksburg Wig.
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y. WALKER, SEC. OF THE TREASURY


he late act Of this gentleman, in with
holdlng the appointment Of Mr.. Thomp
nn as Senator, and thus thwarting the
soKeregn will of the people of the S,ate
otM,ssssippi, expressed through thelI
cons,ltuted agent, Gov. Brown, is so fla
gEnnt an outrage upon public justice, thai
y mas aroused degree Of excitement thai
must conslgn the perpetratorto the infa.
nv he SO richly merits. Having alluded
mthe facts heretofore, we will briefly re.
carliulate them:" Mr.. Walker, some time
Y The month OF February, became saiis6


"a That upon the organization of the new
ADMINISTRATION, he would be chosen a
member of the Cabinet, sen; his resigna-
nQn as Senator in Congress to Governor
nfo~n, TO take effect upon the 4lh ol
@Nrch, This resignation was sent by a
ia messenger, (Dr. Tale) and il il
sN'q his letter requested Gov. B. to ap
non ! personal friend OF his (Mr. W's.)
,N2p IN Washington city, TO the place thus
fN.h'ed. Gov. B., for reasons best known


'msell' refused to make the appoint.
p desired by Mr.. W., and appointed
@1 Thompson, then representative ia
pagress, and despatched the appoint.
as2i and commission under cover TO Mr..
Nikeri the appointment was received by
Af Walker on the 9Th Of March, and 10


psesn OF delivering the commission as
lsNuested, TO Mr.. Thompson, (who re-
assned IN Washington until the IS tn OF
sskch,l he quietly vacates the office OF
rsnator and wilhholds the appointment
MACE by Gov. Brown. The insult thus
eaeEed to The State of Mississippi by one
no'alng so high an Office as AIR. w. holds
uaesr President Polk, has no parallel,
.A Exhibits degree OF moral aud po


lH'cal turpitude that we were not prepar-


g see even K bert ]. Walker exhibit.


20 not know that the State OF Missis.


h or the nation al large, was serious


lisln red or prejudiced, 10 con sequence


w vacancy moi having been filled in
w by Mr.. Thompson; upon this


we are at ease, but the bold and


Rg precedent sci by Mr. Walker, OF
sAs ~ ramPlng under foot the broad seal


State, and setting at naught its au-