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THE WHIG CONVENTION. Up
on the recommendation of our fellow ci'
iizen, Col. A. l.. Bngamin, as candidate
for Congress, Mr.. Chiffon, of Vicksburg,
pronounced one Of the most bitter philipics
against him that il is possible TO conceive
'of, dsparaging him in every possible man.
ner, morally, politically and Intellectually;
and what was most strange, no one among
the delegates offered TO defend the gallant
Colonel, who has fought so many battles,
and died SO many deaths for his parry /;
and one being called upon to reply 10 Mr..
c., admitted, we learn that the attack was
just. Well may Col. B. exclaim save me
from such friends. The Convention broke
up 10 row without requesting tho pro-
ceedings to be signed by the officers or
published.


Our opinion is, that this ticket Of the
whig convention will not receive the majo.
rity Of the votes in single county Of the
State. Free Trader.