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putCAdSAh9 tAl>StS>f ppl L1OhdS. IL Is Sdlu
that Wordsworth the poet was a loser, by
them, for several thousand pounds.


LoNDoN, Sep. 27. 1912,
To the Governor Of Mississippi; and the


more intelligent of its citizens.


SIR


Having become large purchasers Of Mis-
slssippi State Bonds, and, as the result has
proven. made an unfortunate investment of
capital; we have thought it due to ourselves
and families, TO make an effort to avert that
ruin which stareS US in the face, In so do
ing, we know of no better course to adopt
than to appeal 10 you, as the representative
Of State sovereignty, and therefore, firmly
bound by duty and conscience to preserve
her honor and integrity. You will not be
surprised that we address you through the
medium OF the public press, when YOU OBJ
serve that we address alSo 'the more intelIi-
gent portion of your peoPl." We DO this
from natural conviction strengthened by
the evidence of Gen. Hamilton, and other
distinguished American citizens) that those
among you. who would PROSTATE the char
acter and credit of your youthful State. by so
reckless a policy, Of indeed, policy it NAV

however honest f:he community.


Though personally unacquainted with
your character. the station which you occu-
py, as Chief Magistrate Of State whose ex-
ports tell in our markets of lis immense
wealth and resources; constrains US TO regard
you as capable of approaching the obIea-
tions of i government. and the true relation
1t bears to other nations. We trust YOU will
give us an impartial hearing. and candid at
tention, and sustained. as we are by The usi-
ted voice of the civilized world, as we'll as
those moral axioms which have received the.
assent Of all mankind; we have no fear Of
the faat result, yourselves beng judges.


We are aware. sir. to what extent, party
spirit and faction prevail in the United
States, and we fear that it has had an influ-
ence npon this question: We should depre-