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The letters Of our Jackson Correspondents


have failed to reach us this week. In another


column will be found the results of the election
for u. S. Senator. That result is more glori-
Gus than we had any reason to expect, and
shows what the Wings of Mississippi can do
when united. The Whig Convention assem-
bed at Jackson on the fourth Monday of last
month. We understand that, Edward Turner,
at present Chancellor Of the State, was recon-
nended as suitable candidate for Governor
and A. L. Bngaman Of Adams and Reuben Da-
'is OF Monroe, for Congress. We are not GER
ain that the general political principles of


heSe men are such as we can fully advocate /;
1ut there is O crisis in the affairs of our coun.


ry at present which demands Of wings and
patriots unity Of action. Unless the parry in
9ower is checked in its course of extravaganza
md corruption the Liberties of the country


annot long endure. The grand object Of the
,atrot is, to retrieve the character Of the coun-
ry, and bring back the government to honesty


nd economy. Under these circumstances, i'll
5 the duty Of every Wing to unite on the can


ldates who will oppose the present corrupt dy-


asty. Honesty and capabiity are the most
important qualifications Of Wing candidate
nder existing circumstances; and to such we
ope the wings will give their cordial and un-
ivided support in November next.