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Hon. Z. J. WAIVER, Senator from Mis-
sissippi, who had aun nnced his intention
to resign his seat has been induced, by the
strong solicitations of his friends, and the
prospect of renewed permanent health. to
alter his resolution. To the numerous
and ardent supporters Of Mr.. Walker, and
TO the Democracy Of the Union, The re-
tanning of his place in the Senate, will be
cause for sincere graduation. He has
written powerful letter to the people of
Mississippi, in which the Banks of that
state, perhaps the most recklessly man
aged Of adj their iniquitious tribe, receive
soverc denunciations and elfectual expo
sure. We extract the following paragraph
frern TIC letter of Mr.. Walker. Itaflords
strong evidence Of the cycIusivcncss aud