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:, and jnture generations their high-minded
sV'5 .b,,ent to the Constitution of the State.
s'' s.rs the eloquent Governor


sa!' .onle of the State of Mississippi are brave,
Inc or,d INST vet jealous of their rights and
generolss soh nersona and political. They dare TO
bonor' Img that is right and just; therefore they
90 any :lnS+ sortd and ayaricious influence, dared
hass ,n and reject, or 10 use more common ex-
to dlso"n 80 .reDudiate the bonds issued on ac-
pess.Oaf nf the Mississippi Union Bank, the act
cou.. the same being vicious and prohibited by
norlsl rllas,;tnon. They have dared TO preserve the
Inc ,t,,;on from tarnsh, violation and repudiation.
s"b brave, generous and Just and at the same
Tine that the faith credit and Constitution Of
conGEHe will be supported and preserved with
the oa o,d nrompiness which will endure the test
of :sruny and time.


The III Governor forgot that this brave and en-
g,5,sasd people who have shown such won
,s-s,l devotion to principle according to his own
as.a -..r,ent could only one.Gteenth of them
- and write. We venture to predict that
~, the Governors recommendation is carried
w, Sa and common school is sustained in every
..-rsbiu in the State six months in the year, the
,soole Of Mississippi will give different de-
ciision on this matter.


IN the admission of Texas into the Union he
..,.es with the resolutions Of the Alabama Le-
e.Iature and thinks it vastly beneficial not only
n the South, but to the whole Union, that 1t
should take place.


The message is shabbily put together and poor
written.