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Nj Davis Of this county, is we, be


Ileve, of the whig candidates for Prasi


dental Electors, the first 10 take the


field. The following account of a whiq


meeting al Natchez we take from the


Daily Gazette ofthat place, Of the 10Th
inst.


Wig meeiiag.-According 10 previ-


Gus notice, a large and respectable mum
Der OF our citizens assembled at the
court houso Oh last evening to listen TO
the address Of Mr.. Isaac N. Davis. one
Of the whig electors for President OF the


United States. Mr.. Davis is large.
healthy, genteel looking man: his face


beams with candor and honesty, and his
manners arefree, though courteous and
dignifed. In the crowd he would be
marked out for his commanding and
prepossessing appearance; he would be
viewed as parsonage of no common
order


Alter few desultory remarks, he
entered upon searching and logical ey.
animation of whig principles, and con-
trasied their utility with the hundred
headed humbdgs OF lccofocoism. He
showed forth IN powerful indignation
the gross hypocrisy of Martin Van Bu-
rem IN his administration ofthe govern
ment; and the insult he offered to the
people in undertaking their intelligence
when they hurled him headlong from
the high station that his weakness, dis. |,
honesty and demagogueism had dsgrac-
ed. He traced the subtle magician
'hroughal1 his tortuons windings, and
he picture, the exhibition was startling
and life-like.


Mr. Davis then argued The beneficial
'fdcts ola judicious tariff law, and PROV
ID conclusiveiy the necessity for. a sys-
EN- Of inlport.datie5. That. free trade
vas humbug, a gross deiusion, intend

d 10 gull the people, open. the door for
ountless frauds, and finally bend our
roud-naiIon at the fooistool of English !
nonopolists and manufacturers. When
c spoke.of Tyler's treason, every eve .n
lonced with indignation, and. every A
row frownod with hatred. He showed
'rth the tyranny of. the absolute veto n
over; he. proved conclpsively the ne
'ssity and..constitutionaEty Of a nation S


bank; his views on the distribution
the proceeds Of the. pubic +afds .werrej a
II Of powerful logic
But We e.aot time 10 follow. the
'ntleman up in all that he said. soe
9 ito say il was a brilliant ana. trl..t
nPhant v'ndicalion of glorious whig I