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Of honest and dispassionafe minds duly
consderGyhat is here stated; and they
will. .scareely find any thing IN the course
.of Gen, F0ote, as public man, 80 very
objectionable as some may affect 10 sug~
.gest.


To conclude. n 1e4O, Gen. Foote
took the place oc the lamented Kinds
upon the democr,ic ticket; and his strug-
gle for the support Of democracy in con
fict with the iercest and most potent
champions whom the wings could send
against him-such as Bailie Psyton. S. S.
Prentiss and G S. Yerger7will not snnn
be forgnrten Again in "A, we find him
one Of the democratic electors in Missis
sippi, and meeting yehemently, tho cour
teously, every opponent that was bold
enough to encounter him. from the wes-
tern t7undary Of Alabama to the Missis-
sippi fiver.Rnd from the Tennessee line
10 the Gulf o. Mexico Who saw him
quail at that period? Who heard lis po
lilcal fidelity then doubted? What dem
ocrst would then have listened 10 such
slanders as are now croaked forth
against this gallant democrat by namelss
traducers? ! appeal in behalf Of this
calumnialed political chiefain, from
hearlless caiumnators 10 the great body
of The Peopls, who will see that justice


is done to The prosecutors and 10 the
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