For the Holly Springs Gazette.
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Mr. EDITOR In an article In the lasl
Guard under the Editorial head, but nol
the head of the Editor, attempting de-
scription ofthe speech delivered here BY
Gov Nc Mutt, the writer of that article, so
clearly and paipa5ly misrepresents the
feelings and impressions of the audience
that 1t is due to truth and Justice and to
Gov. McNutt, that fair and just account OF
that mastery effort should be given TO the
public in lieu of thatsearbed and rancouI
Gus TRADE of misrepresentation and false
colorings contained in that fippant and spu-
rious article.


The citizens did assemble at the ringing
of the BELL and some of the candidates did
make their bow to the people and so did
Foote; bu: when the Giant of Democracy
rose and uttered his first sentence, it give
earnest to the whole people, that an intellec.
tual feast was about TO be spread before
them adorned and embelished with all the
dainties the most fastidious intellectual ap.
petite could crave or desire.


, The first course ofthis feast was not taste.
less and tresome as reported by the
Guard" but It dealt out in profuse and ell
egant solids, the food that was admirably
| apted preparatory step 20 the luscious
4
which all appetites were surfeited as was
manifested by the simultaneous exclama.
ton liz tones of thunder. that. in that feas,
all were satisfied and well pleased


The vindicaiiocs of himself against the
many charges and caiunnies propagated a.
gainst him was mild dignifed and chaste
yet powerful and conclusive, and in none
was ne SO happy and convincing as the one
charging that he was opposed to the annex.
alton of Texas, for In adverling to the
proof against him the principal witness ad,
duced was Sam. Matthews, the brother o.
10 and Jim. at the onset of descanting upon
the deposition OF Sam it was discoye, ed thai
10 was among tea guests at this entertain
ment, and 1t was supposed by the gtver Of
this entertainments, that he had gained ad
| mission upon the same terms that he did a


the wedding IN itawamba," when some
difficulty occurred with the bride, when {
change had come over the spirit of hi.