imprisonment


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As his votes in the Mississippi Legisla-
ture will show. Now we appeal to the
poor mantle unfortunate debtor, and
ask him if he is willing to cast his vote
for such man as IT IT. TUCKER
to fill the highest Office in the gift of the
People of this State, and that too after
they are made acquainted of his votes
and measures, to thrust them within the
cold and uncharitable walls of prison,
leaving their families in want and beg
gary, helpless and in miserable condi-
tion. Such, dear reader would have
been the case, had the doctrines of this
man, who NOW, that he is asking for
OFFICE, pretends to love the People so
dearly, prevailed in the Legislative halls
of your state. And at the last session
of the Legislature, he voted against re-
ducing sheriff IS fees, thereby to enable
such officer to batten upon the misfer-
tunes Of the debtor class. Reference
to Senate Journal, Al, page 81.


Let every honest man, without dis
tinction of party, march up to the bal
lot-box and deposit his vote against such
a man and such measures.