GWIN AND FREEMAN.
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This certainly of the takave countries in the
whole civilized world WE'LL perhaps it is well enough, If
the glorious sovereign people had lime hear all This
day the above named dsputants and in their behalf
had good deal say 1t the regular appointment of
those gentlemen DR.. GwlN opened the talk little before


O'clock and continued occupy the stand until fifteen
minutes twelve The Dr. seemed bold possession of


good large portion Of health He is deliberate,
barrassed speaker without hustle ostenaton Some of
his ideas national politics good and sensible for the
and the character of his remarks polite
Office facilities of such facilities in Mississippi
indeed sound and commendable And indeed his
speech in all respects worthy of we'll filled head,-ey-
cep when he seized the memory of national Bank; and
that, usual with his party he gave bastng
And by the way paid his best respects all concerned in the
extra of Congress He is opposed Of course to
Bank of the United statesopposed to the Distribution Bill
and IN his speech divers other Democratic items
which would be laborous mention here The Doctors
speech decidedly able but honestly think radically
'oroag in all his prominent points.


Alter the Doctor ceased JoHN D. FREEMAN, Esq rose
upon the stand and after telling the people that
ddate for Attorney General of The State of Mississippi he
seemed right much troubled know what to talk abou: but


finally concluded that he would give all Bond payers little
brushing And stars ifhe fur didn't f1yl Mr. FREE
assumed the positions which assumed by the party
generally He is a fine speaker. and a clever man. and
quito young He is of decided talents Though we
differ widely with ham and DR. CwIN en- political subjects
yet could this refrain from expressing our
admiration OF the men