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" We rcspecty beg leave to direct the at
tenlion of our readers to the letter of the Com.
mittee appointed by tho late S. w. Convention,
which met at Memphis in July last, addressed TO
a. G. MAYERs, ESQ.,, who was a delegate TO this
Convention from this county. There are none
who will doubt the great benefit TO be derived
from such action on the part of the South, and
Southwest; which portion of our country, from
the silence and inerness of its inhabitants, and
their entire negligence Of such primary stops as
this proposed one, have never been represented in
its tue light tc the country at large. Tho great
need Of moving in this manner to acquire the OBJ
iocts set forth, will be denied, we think, by none.
Then let US at onco call our citizens together,
learn their wishes from themselves, and appoint
delegates that will and can act 10 our benefit
The great necessity Of the assistance of Govern
ment 10 our State will be, we hope, sufficient in
ducemcnt for thom 10 act with arLour and una
nimity.