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A writer in the Poniotoc Mississippi In
telligencer recommends Col. THOMAS ii.
WILLIAMS, of Pontotoc county, as the loco
foco candidate for United States Senator
In speaking Of Judge Trotter, he says
''there is no need of denying, or trying to
conceal the fact, that the Judge has not Civ
en- entire satisfaction since he has been in
the Senate. As | do not wish to bring di-
visions or distraction into the party, By en-
teri,g into particulars, will only say now,
such is the state of our party at present,
that it is unwise and imprudent to press the
elscton of Judge + at this time to the ex-
clusion of any and every other candidate"


So it would seem that some of "THE great
democratic parly' are fearful that Judge
! 'rrotter is not the man to be run, with any
prospect of success, against Wing candi-
date. And we think they are more than
half right. For if Trouer runs, and the
Wings don't beat him, it will be their own
fault. But to prevent divisions in the party,
why not choose a candidate from the .edito-
rial corps of the Free Trader? 'Tis surely
time that some of them should be rewarded
But we are sorry that we made the sugges-
tion-for as the chiralrous editor in ques-
ton says he has ga taste for the sublime,'
we fear that his oratory may eclipse that Of
our renowned Prentiss.