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Gov. McNuTT's ADDRESS, We copy the
address Of Gov. McNuit to the people Of
Mississippi, and ask for II careful peru
cal. We are glad TO loarn that the Govern
or will mingle freely with, and address the
people, pending tho November election.
No station is so dignihed as to be dishonor-
ed by such course on the part of an as
pirant or incumbent; and 1t is only a self
important set, generally themselves brain
less and easily dupod, who affect contempt
for the virtue and intelligence Of the mass
Of their fellow-cltizens, that object to these
appeals to the real source Of all power in
this country. These who advocate correct
principles have nothing 10 fear by an ap-
peal 10 tho masses, whose interests and in
olinaions always lead them to favor equal
rights and exact Justice


"Ihcre are none that fear that tho Truth should


10 heard,


Save those whom tho Truth would indite"
The bankers, ,htfundmongcrs, the mono
polists, and others who live and thrive BY
systems Of legalizod plunder, their dupes,
and their dependents who "crook the prcg-
nant hinges Of tho knee, where thrift may
follow hwning,n are all interested in in
culcating the notion that there arc stations
in this country above and beyond the in.
nuence Of the popular will, lin filing which
political working, bribery, and corrup-
ton may be freely rcsorted to- and that il
10 degrading the station for candidates to
argue the principles and measures upon
which they will act before tho people,
Such notions meet with but littlo favor in
Mississippi. Some few pharasaical demo-
Gratis, and, we believe, the wings general
ly, profess TO have their nerves shocked BY
what they call /" such prostitution Of the
dignity and independence Of the staiion.n
The former belle their professions; and tho
latter make Il convenient to forget that
their candidates in the Presidential cleo
tions Of 1910 and "a, "prosliiusod the dig
nifty" Of still higher station by haran-
g0ing their followers from tho stump.


We hope "ihe old war-horsen may meot
with an enthusiastic reception in al. parts
Of the State. from ,he people he has 50
well aud so faithfully served.


