{"character_count": 1434, "word_count": 247, "ccnet_language_score": [0.977400004863739], "ccnet_perplexity": [1684.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We listened, Tuesday night, with much interes: to
speech divered In the courthouse by Mr. THOMPSON
of the opposition candidates for Congress His audience ow


ing the unavorable ohe weather not numerous
but the paucy of hearers did abate his usual
democratic ZEAL He spoke long, and the whole pretty
well-for one who had so bad manage. Ii was
plausible "slight-oha speech-an elaborate but
successful attempt make the appear the better
on" We found ourse than once fully prepared and
altogether willing to admit his premises bat when he ach-
ed MS conclusion he had left behind we could not


jump far against wind and tide He dspored himself at


first with national pocs-or what he has pleased to term
such-and readers may learn the charges
made by him against the wings by referring late files
the Globe and Richmond Enquirer We know was un-
kind but could not help wishing that Mr. Harleys health
had been such would have enabled him and repy
Mr. Thompson The latter indeed the greater portion
of Mr.. Thompsons Speech related the bond question 1t
principally repetition of his letter S. p Webster
Vicksburg The conclusion which he came was that il
would be very aoicked pay the bondsit would be fla
grant enormy. gross violation of the Constitution death
blowto liberty in Mississippi, If Mr.. Thompson rides
that hobby the State until the election think he will


find the vicious nag and the hardest that he
ever has yet mounted