Congressional Tickc, =.
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dhe Constitution of,he U. STATE. =.


" 70 congress the power to make or gives s,'


the regulations of the State, :, g, @l'T


slect,On OF Representatives. Do,L,,1 'a'


the Congress may make the st.,oI ule''


latpres its agents for this puroo.o DTS'. :


until the Legislatures Of the sf,,a. s, Out


cute the task assigned by the Is' ''e,
Congress, that law is incomoIa,o ST of


IS The fault ofthe Legislature ,b,. 'u'E a.


SO. While that law is thus nc Is
is not the existing Stale lawDr -rS'e
mount validity, and are not tbo ps'a'
orthe State entitled TO be reDre.a,.r5 pyVp'
der it? If Congress had naJs -.
tons for the State of Mississnn;S Ss, y,
people would clearly only be enttI.'s m '
be represented on compliance wi,bs.,
law. But here is case wher. 10 ... '
Pleio law of Congress exists; and anj4, ,4
these circumstances is i, not eIea, , ns..
general principles, that the right e,r'
mat The people should be represeD,I
under the law which exists? Can 4,
elective franchise be taken from r..
people by mere trihing? We thin.
that a little reflection on these suucs
tions, for hint CT which we are ipjeh.
ed to our friend, E. S. Fisher, ESQ .;
CofteeTille, viii convince The mind IN.
under existing circumstances, the Ss.
VIII be entitled TO representation under
he general ticket system. Let US then
the battle in earnest


The full ticket which we have placed
i the head Of our columns has been
ldopted by the Wings of Yalobusha cour.
y, and we hope to see further and
'rompt movements on this subject.