MORE TROUBLE FOR THE LoCos.
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The precious scheme concocted at Jackson
to divide the whig party Of tile river counties, BY


making the Briscoe Bill amendment test uues-
ton during the present canvass, has not only
failed most signaIIy, but will, on the contrary,
prove sad stumbling block in the way of Lo-
cofocoism.


Sice the publication of Col JET. Davis famous
letter, various attempts have been made to hush
up the agitation Of this questions but in vain AL
though strenuous efforts have been used to con-
vince the unsatisfed portion Of the locooco party
that there was really no difference Of opinion be-
tween Col. Davis and themselves, sundry wri-
ters, such as "Coke,' and others, have proved the
contrary. To increase the confusion, Col. Tho
mas E. Robins, an influential democrat Of War
ren' has published, in the Vicksburg Sentinel.
long and ably written address to the voters of
Warren. in which he boldly defends Mr.. Davis
and his letter, and assails the Briscoe Bill with
powerful forceof argument, which few can equal.


Col Robins is a bold and Independent man.
who cannot be restrained by party drill from say
ing just what he Thinks and this address of his
gives the locos Of his county great uneasiness.
1t is asthough bomb-shell had exploded in their
midst. The address is in great demand, and we
regret that its extreme length prevents our re-
publication Of it, for the qualification Of our rea-
ders.