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face from the anti. BTiscoe Fill candidate ofthiS
county and turn 10 Claiborne, fIinds, Adams,
any county in this district, and give the word
cup boys and at 'em,'' the result will be as glo-
rious as was this simple movement Of Napoleon.
The boys will be pacifed.


The General is, know, magnanimous
man and will not entertain hard thoug a.
opinions were founded in error. against Or.
Gwin he has entertained such feelings, arising
no doubt, from the systematic course or defa-
'Nation which many Of his political rivals have
ts2pgh, il necessary TO pursue 10 crush him IL
he Will carefully read and digest the Doctors
address, published last June in the Reformer,
and the one published The day before yesfer-
day / am satisfied he will, like his personal po-
litical friend, Ex-Gov. McNutf, say 10 Doctor
Gwin, "let there be peace between U.s."


1.-THE old warehouse Of Claiborne would come
10 Vicksburg, and seat himself at the door Of
Thatcher's hotel, he'd open his eyes to see and
hear particular friend Of his, who was very
actiyein securing Mr. Davis nomination, and
with whom the General had, no doubt, several
communications on the subject, hump himself
a gainst the Briscoe Bill. less he'd hump
down his long cane, too, whes I'd hear from
the same quarter, that he wor set The Com
mercal Bank again on lis legs act Of the
Legislature, The General mu eP his tenn
per, though il is bad fx to be Ii lt'sa fact,
and he can only get out Of it, as before,
BY changing his front, il he has III !
do so-then give the word Of &C


boys and Al 'er, - the boys will cry bless
him" and with charge Of moral drive
the combined forces Of anti-Brsco' Bar sc.
which are again showing their 1eous Mt,
into darkness, never IL emerge Y refrom.


WARRENs