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WHIGGERYIN MIssIssIPPI.-From all accounts the late whg convention in Mississippi was a most extraordinary meeting. George s. Yerger, Esq.,. one of the first men of the party, pronounced the proceedings dsgracefnl; and the Free Trader says:

 "Upon the recommendation of our fellow citizen, Col. A. L. Bingaman, as a candidate for Congress, Mir. Chiffon Of vicksburg. pronounced one of the most bitter rhlpcs against him, that II is possible to conceive of, disparaging him in every possible manner-morally, politically and intellectually; and what was most strange. no one among the delegates so many battles and died many deaths for his par- ty; and one being called upon to reply to Mir. C., admitted, we learn, that the attack was just. We'll, may Col. B. exclalm. save me from my frends.'- The convention broke up in d row. without request ing he proceedings to be s,ened by ihe officers or puhlised

 sour opinion is that this ticket of ihe uhig con- venlion will not receive the majority of votes in single county in ihr State ''