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| "The next legislature must elect u Uni
1 ted States Senator for The whole term q


six years. Already Is that mass of im


morality and political correption god


father Of Mississippi repudiation--Alex.


ander G, McNuu, ia the field canyassinp


for the office. His political tyranny aud


disgusting morals have estranged from


him portion Of his own party, and The


democrats will be sure to have more than
one candidate before The legislature. The


whig minority may, by uniting with the


better portion Of the democrats, secure
the election 10 this high station, Of an
honorable bond-paying democrat"


The above is from communication 10
the Liberty Advocate, (Whig,) and clear
ly shows ihe policy the wings intend to A.
dopl; and clearly shows too in what al.
lance are those in our own party, who
are seeking 10 break down McNuit.-I
They are doing the rork of Me p4igs,
who, o. all others dread and hate him
most. AS to the disgusting morals"
"polllical corruption," &c, which this
writer has coniured up, il is sufficient
reply to say that these charges are never
made against McNuit here at his home;
where, for his private worth he commands
the esteem Of both wings and democrats;
where, when he ran for the State Senate,
he was elected by an Overwhelming
majority over wing opponent; and where |
N '37, when his private character was as.
sailed by one OF his present opponents,
then whig, almost, the whole whig party
Iolned IN bearing testimony to its purity,
and IN condemning the attack. Sentinel.