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county IN this state, all are awaiting. no 0n0
wishes ta he eected. until Ticket IS hlieo QUIZ
then a crowd will pop up with ten thousand w.
;ac,ons 10 the Nominees, and make themselves
aut tie most talented and patriotic squad OF
Quaslis upon the face of the ca rtn. ne 'a0' =
there must be something like organization OF We
are defeated in November, Notwithstanding VIC
are now in the majority.


Hon. Franklin E. Plummer, OF Yaioousna
county, has been appointed by the Governor |
Judge of the I'd Judicial district, to fill the unex'
pired term of the Hon. D. 0. Shattuck, resigned


nrThere is not, perhaps, in this wide Union
a more unscrupuIous and reckless partisan 'lan
his Excellency, Gov. McNuit. In no instance
since he has been Governor of this State mas ne
ever appointed whig to any office. Inc les.
of Mr.. Jefferson-is he capable, honest ano
faitbful.-6uds no favor with his ExceHency.
| If he is democrat, and is for his party llrs''


his country last---he is the man thai VIII hno Ia
vor with his Excellency.


It is we'll known that there are IN the I'd Juol-


cial district, gentlemen distinguished ior tne'r


legal requirements, and yet Gov. McNutt mas


APPOINTED one who has no pretenflons 10 Know


edge of law-who has never made u ms S'uuy


and who. perhaps, is incapable, from his haol's
and inclination of mind, of ever being qnaiiheo
to discharge the important duties OF Juoee'
I TaE EFFECT OF RrY.--The Mississippi State
Librarian, (Mr. Cowherd,) was required to nave


a catalogue of the books in the Siafe LIBRARY
!. prnted last spring. The legislature last wlntei
. having nassed law that the printing OF the Stat


should be e, on, 10 the lowest bidder, the Libra


rian called at the three Offices IN JaoA90"


know their bids.-The proprietor OF the 0'"'''
e ron makes his calculation, and tells him ne VII
! do il for 8 OO.-The Librarian next goes to tn


True Issue; the proprietor proposes TO do tn
r lob for Sl2O. He then goes to the MlsslssIPplan
n where he is welcomed in by its polite and cour
. teous editor. We'll, Col. says the librarian,
have been to the two offices in this place to Sc
;. upon what terms they would print this cataiogu
if of books; the Southron proposes to print II TO


500. the True Issue for Sl20. Now Col. say
IS he, as you belong TO the party. want you
J. have the job; and in order to keep me out of
IS scrape, as am bound to give it to the loves
Te bidder, you must underbd them. Och say
G Col. Fall, this is too low; out upon these coor
e TAIL hard-cider wings! they will ruin me yet; ou


democratic legislature has always allowed m
/. $500 for this Job heretofore, when there Wa
le not more than half the present number of book
st in The libraryp But the COL, seeing he cou
lol do no better. finally agreed, and executed th
at lob for Sl20. In the mean time, the legislaiu


that meets next winter, should not forget th
m Mr.. Cowherd has treated with indifference Il
n interest of the Stale, and forfeited his charact
Id for honor By revealing the bids of the Southro


and True Issue, and should be expelled from Il
h. capitol and sent to work.