Zion HILL. JUNE A, 1888.
To the Editors Of The Planter:
GENTLEMEN:

JAMES McGEHEE.
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The Advocate, the mouth piece of the
sPecled party, inrthis place, has found a
fiower-a sweet flower, from which, bee
Ike, 1t extracts for the qualification orits
own taste, and that of its readers; sweets
most delicious sweets. "Bnt every one
to their taste" In the last No. of the Ad


vocate, no less than t,eeaty-sir sweet ex-
tracts, we believe, are taken from the LOU
lsvllle Journal, edited by "the notorious
Geo. D, Prentiss." We speak not of this
as wrong; no, the ADVOCATE has the right
to select from every open flower; but as
Prentiss is in ayowed nationaIist-the,
friend and cntiring supp porter of Clay, for
the presidency; and the Advocate is SO