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JACKSON. Miss. July q. ls44.


If the Wings in this State use the proper exer-
tions, Mississippi may be carried for Clay and
Frelinghuysen. She gave a large majority for
Harrison, and the same result may again be
achieved if the Wing will but work and organ
&c. But two OF our Electors have yet started
On their duty-Guion and Bradford; both are
efficient, able and prominent men.


Many OF our opponents are much disafected
at the nomination of Polk over Van Buren,. Ex-
Gov. McNu,t did publicly express his indigna-
tion at the conduct OF the Convention. Joseph
5. Leake, of Lowndes, has also 10 a long letter
done the same. There are several Locos IN this
city who cannot gulp Polk, and will not vote at
all unless for Clay, or be whipped into the traces.
Let good and correct documents be circulated
among the people of this State, and my word for
it, Clay gets the vote OF Mississippi. The great
bugbear OF taxing the masses" TO pay the
bends cannot be brought into this contest with
success. Folks conduct, while Speaker of the
House OF Representatives, in d!sfranchising this
State, is still fresh in the Sinds of the people it
@as his casting vote that deprived the consutu
lionaly elected Representatives, Prentiss and
Word, OF their seats. l would warn you and
yocs readers from believing the statements you
may see or hear OF great changes" taken place
ia this State from Wing 10 Loco as such is not
The fact. The Locos are disposed to use any
means in their power to defeat the Wings, and
their boastei changes is but another of their psl
try devices to catch votes. PERRY.