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A LAST EFFoRT.-One Of the candid
ates on the whig ticket to represent this
county in the next legisature-an ex-ed-
itor of the bank and federal "Adyocate,"
published at this place, is, through his
tools and the columns Of that paper, try
ing to make the people believe that the
reason he is so unpopular, AID that even
those who voted for him before will 60
against him now, is because he left the
county unrepresented in the last legisla-
ture-u,ed his influence for the banks, and
against the people--took by his voice in
the legislature the damages off the banks,
which they were bound to pay if they
failed to redeem their notes when presen.
ted, and passed to its second reading a
bill incorporating nine members of the
"Amite Library and Debating Society,"" in
stead of the whole society, and in word,
making it what its members despise--an
arfstocratic, monarcihcal. absurd affair
and then left 1.-THE child of his own
pate, to perish, or be fostcred by the stran-
ger.


These, through his friends and the CO.
lumns ofa centemptible sheet over which
he once presided-a hired tool of party
ne says are the causes why the people will
not give him further support. This is not
true. Although one of the many reasons
ne states ought to damn him as a politi-
clan; still they are not the causes which
prevent his election. He 1s FEDERAL
IsT-A BANK MAN-HIs PRINCIPLES ARE
OBNOXIOUS; these are the reasons why he
cannot be supported.


He admits that he voted for taking the
ia per cent off the banks, and apologises
for it, hoping the people will forgive him.
He is avowedly the friend of the banks /;
yet, claims to be the friend of the people.
His effort to extricate himself from the
position he is in before them, only rem
ders him the more ridiculous. This he
never can do. He stands before the peo-
pie as the bank advocate, and shall be held
responsible.


The people have not forgotten his elec-
pioneering harangues made two years ago
in favor ofbanking, when he saidhis "voice