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Gen, Brown has been in the bond-pay-
ing counties of Tishemingo, Itawamba Pa
noIa and TallahatcnIe, u,i5i has discovered
that repud iation, was repudlated by large
majority of the democracy of those counties,
s as kind of blind, he told them that he too,
would approve a bill putting the bank in Ii
ouidation. The convention that nominated
Gen. Brown adopted resolution that their
candidates should not favor a bill either for
or against the payment ofthe Union Bank
bonds during their continuance In office
A bill to collect the assets of the banks for
the payment of the bonds, certainly comes
within the meaning of this resolution. Gen.
Browr finds however. that he must disobey
instructions, to canvass successfully before
an intelligent community. This maneuvre,
however, is too shallow. to serve his purpose
Every one who knows the history of the re.
pudiators, well knows, that they have op-
posed this equitable measure, whenever it
has been proposed. When Mr. Williams in
troduced resolution TO nave Dill prepared
for that purpose by the Judiciary committee. in
1912, it was voted down by the repudiators
without dissenting Uoice This measure
is opposed by the repudiators in the south
ern and eastern part of the state. who are
now canvassing in the approaching election,
and ifthere is a repudiating majority in the
next legislature, such bi II will not come
before the Governor for his approval. The
object of the reprdiating leaders which
they scarcely affect TO conceal. is to give the
bank debtols time to plead the statute of linn
aations to their honest debts, and DESTROY the
means of payment without taxation The
people, however, are fast opening their eyes
and in November next. will still know
right from wrong.