FROM THE Nat TcHEZ, COURIER.
JUDGE SHATTUCK-THE MEETIN(


YESTERDAY.
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A large crowd of our fellow-citizens reFiI
ed TO the Court House Yesterday mOng|
TO here the Wing Bond-paying candidate
Governor, JUDGE SHATTUCK. He 4
dressed them from ten minutes pass III in
morning until fifteen minutes to 2 O'Clock
afternoon, and secured the unweared ainI
tion of his auditors.


TO say that his speech was eminently
would be faint praise, in these DAYS Of 81
ches. We hazard nothing in asserting 81
a more sensible, forcible, appropriate, corr
sive and triumphant address was never dat
cred in the State of Mississippi, and confds
ly appeal TO nineteen-twentieihs of the M
sons present TO bear us out in thus terming 4


We could, were we so minded, instance
practical effects upon more than one of our n
ti-Bond friends-but we will content ours
yes with saying that few, ii any, no maia
of what party, left the Court House wilhOa
sincere conviction of his personal honesty a1
his devoted patriotism. We point to ourcai
didate with pride, as an ornament TO theSa
and the country.


We advert TO some Of the topics and pOir
of his specific name all or to do justice
his treatment of those we mention, would
ceed our room and take up more time than
left TO US to-day.


He commenced by regretting the abseD
of his competitor, Mr.. Tucker to whom
was exceedingly courteous, and IN the coul
of his speech paid him handsome tribute.


Referring to the ISLANDERS that had been
tered against him, he said that he had genera
| II passed them by in silence, resting upon
nast b life and conduct for protection from thel
bnt he could not refrain from noticing y
course OF the Free Trader. That paper b
published letters from three correspondent
making contradictory charges against hln;-
The first asserted that Judge Shattuck pea.
ed himself to veto any bill to pay the UnS
! Bank Bond--"Let him deny this, if he dsn Y,
saith correspondent No. l. Correspondent l.
| 9 writing about the same speech says thai
reply to question Of Mr. Freeman, wbe''.
| he would veto bill AT TUE NEXT SESSION
ArPRoPRIArE money out Of the Treasury
pay the bonds. Judge S. answered, yes 1
Now these two contradict each other-
third said that he REITERATED in his sfD :.
that he would veto any bill to raise 'aa, :.
he offers to prove this by his sub-witnesses'
| Now they have saved me the trouble = /
NAL. (said the Judge,) by utterly coDnsa ,sa
ting each other, and they may settle y 'A''
| them. ,,-...a.nd