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! RF A correspondent Of the Vicksburg
Sentinel, writing from Ray mond speaks in


the highest terms of the speeches of DR..


Gwin, Mr.. FIeemaa, and Col. Graves of
Cboctaw, delivered at that place on the


llIh inst.


In relation Of the speech of DR.. Gwin
the correspondent says; "it was calm
dlgniied, ccgent discourse upon the lead
ing question Of the day; and was marked
with all that courtesy and frankness which
those who know him best, would be likely
to expect from INNS The speeches OF
the other gentleman, were confined to the
bond question and according to the wri>
ter we're able and eloquent efforts.


EASTERN CLARION. We discover that
this valuable Journal has been enlarged
and much improved. We wish our friend
Adams all success; and hope that his
talents and industry will receive their
just reward la the Clarion The true
principles have found an uowavering ad.
Vocate; and 1t is now bartIeiug nobly and
successfully against the unjust proposition
to place upon the people of this State an
Onerons taxation, to pay debt created
in violation Of their Constitution and. in
fraud Of their rights. May its success be
IS srea', us its cause is good,