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A SEVERE llT.-M locoioco meeting
recently bid in Columbus, Mississippi,
the following WAS among the resolutions
adopted:


"Resoirci, That onr Sen ,lors AMI Rep.
rcscnlaiiyes in Congress have faithfully
done their duty, aud We hereby tender ,hcm
our cordial appreciation and cuugralualion;
Proriiei, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed as an approval Of the
course pursued by the Hon. Jacob rhomp.
sou on the resolutions Of tbaubs by Con.
grcss 10 Gen, Zachary 1ay.or.'


This is severe but just reioH upon the
distinguished" member from Mississippi,
who undertook to pronounce Judgment, en-
cdihodrd, during the last session Of Con.
gress, upon tho military skill of Con. Tay.
Tor and who, when the resolution oil thanks
10 that distinguished officer was pending,
threw IN that famous proyiso. declaring
that the said resolution Of thanks was not
TO be construed as an expression Of appro.
val Of the caplulation and armisiico at
Montereyl Mr. Thompson aud his co.
lab1rcr IN the work Of defamation, Mr..
Ficklin, Of Illinois, have been silcnced by
subsequent events. Indeed, all tho de.
lamers Of The old Hero have been con.
yerlod into bis eulogisIs-and We imagine
that even The correspondent Of the Wash.
inglon Union, who so boldly pronounced
the capitulalion aud armistIce "Lhe rrcai
blunder Of hc campaign. u wishes that he
had never been so impmdent as to draw
pen from slandIsh." Every body huzzas
for Old Zack now riclgbwg Wig.