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"HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE."-We
were about to make notice from the pub
llshed proceedings of the jackson meet
ing, in the Mississippian, when the follow
ing, in the Free Trader, met our eye
read it:


''GREAT POPULAR MEETING AT JACK
soN.-0n Wednesday last there was a
large meeting Of the citizens of Jackson
and vicinity fer the purpose Of making ar
rangements to invite ANDREW JACK
SON 20 that city, and Of soliciting the
concurrence ofihe legislature in the invi-
tatlCn and in the arrangements to receive
the venerable hero-the second savior of
his couEtry--in o manner worthy Of the
capitol ofthe rich and fourishing State,
which jackson, by his valor, defended
from foreign in, aston.


"His Honor Judge Gho'son was appoin-
ted president of the meeting, and Messrs.
Generals r. NJ. Gaines, H.. S. Foote and
II. Nj. Williamson, Esq, Vice Presidents.


"A number of eloquelt speeches were
delivered, and two committees, Of twenty
five gentlemen each, were appointed
one of invitation to correspond with AN
DREW JACKSON; the other to cores
pond with the volunteer military compa-
nies throughout the State, inviting them
to be present and TO assist II paying the
due honors Of The State TO the venerable
soldier Of ''the second war Of Independ-
ence."