NArcHEz, May |, 1889.
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NATcHEz, May l, 1889.
GENTLEMEN


| have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your commu-
nication ofthe 30th ult., inviting me to
meet you around the festive board at
such time as may suit my convenience.
The appreciation expressed by you of
my course id the Senate Of the United
States, is truly gratifying, and whilst |
feel that 10 your kindness and partial
ity, more than to my humble services,
must be attributed the very favorable
opinions expressed IN YOUR letter, yet
is true that my best energies have
been increasingly devoted to the Sen
ate, with view to sustain the honor
and promote the welfare of the people
Of Mississippi. With the exception Of
the currency question, there seems to
have been on most other subjects We
ry general concurrence in opinion be-
tween myself and my constituents. In
resisting the reception Of all abolition
petitions-in advocating the recogni-
ton and annexation Of Texas-in sup
porting the presumption and gradua-
ton bills in favor of actual settlcrs--in
opposing the distribution Of the public
reycnue--and all other measures Of a