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WmG CoNvRNrroN.--It seems definitely
agreed upon that The wings will hold a
Convention at Jackson, on the 5th OF Au.
gust for the nomination Of State officers.
A correspondent Of the Sou,hron, in view
Of the torlorn condition OF coonery, recon-
mends that opposition be made to only a
portion Of the ticket, allowing Gov. Brown,
Messrs. Davis and Thompson, and CLARK
and Hemingway TO walk over The course.
He is evidently a green 'un," and his
suggestions will not DO needed. We ex-
pcct TO sec full ticket nominated, headed
by Davis, Of ronola, for Governor, Pat.
Tompkins and Mr.. Stark, Of Columbus, for
Congress. The average democratic majo-
riiy IN tho State win probably reach eight
thousand, will certainly exceed six--ra.her
than cavl about 4, wen put il down at
oven seven thousand.