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with witt ja,I Mr, Thompson n'l poia.1 iia,lod re5 was d;,h delivered ere to him, al',I,' an5 s,i cumstances of f4i the u'sel0se s.. to designed to be tend1aa, nave sceY '0IAi'n@dgeaSy And eo,y .s which had not 'o sl h.ti1.I IS attributed by some omles'pIlamgt Io .aG, noin, hostility ,Et to Mr. Thonpsssosp' ss s'lt' until until after my unaninov. ~asnot slo9 Senate, as Secretary 'C@s of Goaf5 't. ,',iUs!; when consequently the e. deI;e, eHs mission ms could make no 'cil,e3 sI,s. and Mn Thompson ssaIps ho;s,llig {, bs were n intimate friends, Dsr.a,' ps,sl 8 cally, and not anunkin5 P51,sonal my knowledge had h,,,u eyor we Wod rom ilfst to last thropct

 reer, l had been one of Si. Sa0p' u porters, and in like manner nI' mos 5a supported snpI1o,F me. Our friends5'iIn ut broken, and we had coacidal ,aci,iP principles. n, As to the tariff. rgr'laed tt. of Texas, the pre-emplon llll' ,r.,, ,as ton and graduation of the 1yi,s o's] lands in favor of settlers si aPd Pi''' g, Ir' had cordially uniled in opnio ora t The 1T grant of the five per Sg'I,s es CnlckasaT I' school lands, and ' o cent Iuhd to aid in constrp,' railroad I!. from the Atlantic ,'t, to p5 \ at Vlcksburg, the egssion of p ol'a. ', oi land to improve the nsyi', rlyer, of } the inundated lands ts leyee from our nortbern Lo mouth of the Yazoo, the sno, prr survey our gulf coast, and Joaf, Jf tai at Natchez, all which mea,1 introduced by me and nearly become laws, had received b1 efficient support of Mr. Thon1 trying crisis which preceded convention, and the votes tbror body, Nil. Thompson and ny,| in perfect unison, and no man sell more warmly and elHciend Tn my present position as secI treasury. How then could bo, one of my warmest friends, hw to withhold the commission a motive could have influenced earnest desire not to violate trust reposed in me by the exa state ; nor is there any man fiI whom under similar circumsaI have delivered the commissioD

 When the commission was on the 9th of March, and my and placed beyond recall, agat cry, it was my firm conyictio1d would certainly adjourn on orbs until after which Mr. Thompd take his seat under the comns was nothing on which i was Senate would have to act exceI tive nominations. The Zolya not to be acted on until Deed vote was 10 be or was taken executive sesion. After month vigilance on my part, the I'd had passed both houses of could require no action on hA ate |; and 1t was determined @P December the election of a State, so that nothing remane ecutiye nominations, which no could detain the Senate beyond is true, the Senate did sit a few produced by a most unexpeciei one of the executive nomlnaiq in an adjournment of the Senaa to the 10th, which, together vi quent death of a Senator, occas CT adjournment, did prolong the Senate a few days beyond when my decision was made did consider 1t certain that the adjourn on or before the lOhI quenlly, as Mir. 1hompson'sca not take effect until after that could not take his seat at the sion. Such was my firm coHI l acted on the 5th, and such EoI the result, but for occurrences man foresight could antlclPaie,

 | trust, in conclusion, that a of Mississippi will see in my T on this subject, nothing but an | to have provision made to meeI cy which might have resulted ,1| intervention, in a defeat 0l lo| party, upon a question of great its political results; and Tha''| a judgment others, judging alter ter, think they observe in my c1nu| but believe that all impartial n ceive, that my motives were P'| able. II.

 Very respectfully, yOTr u G9J !