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MlssIss1Ppl-The vicksburgh Wing, comment
ing on the recent Loco-Foco victory in our sister
State, says:


The Wings of Mississippi, though beaten, nave
nothing to repreach themselves with They made
a. gallant stand il defence Of the honor and char
actcr OF the State as men could make. Their can
didates did all that men could do, and canvasied
the State thoroughly from one end TO tie other
Particularly Is this remark applicable to Judge
Sha,tuck and Col. Bingaman. They harangued
the people in almost every County, meeting and do
noishing the arguments Of their opponents al ev-
cry point. The love Of money, however, was toe
powerful for them-the people had heard the hum
Dug cry of taxation, and they were deaf TO every
thing else.


To those gallant champions Of our principles the
Wing party owes large debt OF gratitude, which
it can never repay. With courage which never
quailod and coastancy that vas untaltering, they
threw themselves into the breach, and batted ab,
-loqu-ntly, and fearlessy az long as we had hope
Though beaten, they ENJOY the proud consolation
which always follows the performance g. hlgn
and solemn duty and years hence, when the once
proud State Of Mississippi shall have become an
OBJECT Of and loataing, those eng ghtened pa
tliots can look calmly on and they remember
what Mississippi has been and what anti-bond-
ism has made her. they can proudly cxclaim We
ARE GuLTLEss Ihox cazSt not sag ire did
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