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whni we have never had. and probably ne
yer Will have to any point on the river. II
our own State. We are. then deeply inter


esied in the growth and prosperity If Mem


phis, and IN the Introduction Of capital. aud


increase of competiii,n. The Naval ID.


pot Will adj considerably TO the iaiefio.
trade with the farmers, opening new mar


ket for their surplus produce an bv IL.
increase Of capital. place it in their power.
and make ii the interest OF the ciizens of


Memphis to assis: US in Completing a turn


pike road fDr the conveyance Of our cotton.


We can hardly conceive, what motive
can have actuated Mr. Thompson in oppo
sing the manifest interest of his constituents


Il Is said that It is because the people OF
Memphis are 50 much opposed to the doc
thine of repudiation If NJ. Thompsor
would proclaim this objection in the hall,
OF Congress. it would be received as III.
highest encomium upon Memphis. and
would ensure It's selection. The citizens of
Memphis. rs well as Tennessee, and all civ
iliz-d christendom, cut Of Mississippi ami
Pennsylvania. most assuredIy do opposr
and dtnounce the doctrine of rppudiarion. as
they shonId do. But, aside f. ON the rioht
and justice Of expressing their opinions up.
on this. as well as other subjects. in what,
we would ask, do they differ from the peo
pie Of Nateh' 10 this mater? R~pudla-
tion has scarcely al advocate in Narchez,
and the most unanswerable bond paying res
oIu.ions and arguments we're pass, and
published, during The last canvass by the
!ocofocoS If Natchez. Ifthis then Is MIR.
Thompson's reason for opposing Memphis
in favor OF Nalchez he has not only beer
guilty Of JauH IN misrepresen'ing bis
constituents. bat what is qaite as bad lin To-
;ofgco moral>) he has committed bL@uder