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Changes m Mississippi. A correspondent ofths
Washington Globe, gives the names of the fol
loving gentlemen who have lately renounced
Whiggery, all residents of single. county in
Mississippi -


Richard T. Archer, an old coon, near relation
to the Virginia Senator. > .s-.


Geo. 7. Swan. an eloquent speaker in 1910,
and Senator from Rankin and Simpson
. Thomas Aarne an eloquent speaker in 1910
late representative from Hinds-an old coon. -
Gen. r. Davis, whig candidate for CONGRESS in
1882 and whig orator in 1910 d man Of ia tents
and influence t,,r- - so''te, -
Col. William Davis. an able Harrison speak.
er in 184O. : = 80
Thos J.Johnson, of Clarke, an able and eff.
cient whig leader in 1870
Henry Calhoun, whig lawyer, and able
Geo. Calhoun, a brother of Jno. Calhoun of
heinttpcky, man of equal talents, powerful in
Col David Shoemaker. late whie representa- I
Iive from Copiah, man of decided inffuence.


= : James A. Vintress, late whig SpeakerAof the
House OF Representatives, and President of the
Senate-a leader, and man of influence 5. -


Hon u; H. Cooper and Col @. n. Gordon,
leading wings in 1910. - : : !
1couid extend this list to hundred anoo5a
ne prominent men, bat these are enoU II to show
how the tide.is seuing. - s. : s'sGs' -


