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asy- From certain indications, and pub
lishod letters in the " Correspondent" and
"Freo Trader" II seems that the friends at
Vicksburg Of u certain Senatorial aspirant,
(lo.wit, DR.. Gwin,) are actively engaged
in intrigucs having for their end iho pros
tration Of Jefferson Davis, aud The getting
upof new convention. This small squad,
it is said, persuaded out and encourage the
independent candidate in that section of
the Slate, in opposition to Mr., Davis
Whether this meets with the appreciation,
OF is even within the knowledge, Of DR..
Gwin, is not known, Wedo him the JUS
iicc TO say that we do not believe he lnsil-
gated so silly movement


No man in the democratic ranks has a
more extensive and well-earned popuari-
~ throughout the State, than Jefferson Da-
Wis. His opinions on the Brscoe bill can
have no sort Of bearing upon his qualiiica-
lions as Representative to Congress, The
futile atlemp, TO raise such an issue to bis
injury, will but endear him the more to
the Mississippi democracy