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Gov. JONES IN THE PIELD AGAIN.-GoV.
James G. Jones, the talented and hitherto
InvIncible leader of the Whg host in Ten
nessee, is in the field for Congress from The
Rutherford district. OF his election there
is no earthly doubt.


The following is his card yielding to the
numerous solicitations made upon him.
To the Editor of the Tennessee Telegraph
avail myself of this opportunity, through
the medium of your paper, of responding
to the various solicitations have received
from the Wings of this district to become !
candidate for Congress.


For this renewed expression of their kind
ness and confidence, owe them my mos
grateful acknowledgements. In consequence
of the feehleness Of my health, il was my
wish and determination to retire from any
active participation in the presen, contest
Indeed my health was such as to preclude
the possibility Of my making an active anC
laborious canvass. The position which N,
friends would assign me, aud to which an
now called, is, in their judgment, such as
can occupy without any serious hazard /,
my health,


In view of the claims which they have oil
my services, and their earnest solicitations
do not feel myself at liberty to Withhold,
them when thus required. | owe to til,
Wings Of Tennessee a debt Of gratitude
shall never be able TO pay; and 10 nonr
more than TO The Wings of The 9Th Con
gressional district, and TO the principle
they profess, feel devotion commensurate
with every effort can make for their ad
vaGCement


Respectfully your servant,


JAMES G. JONES.
April %, l845.