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9n the State of Mississippi. We do col
see why The people may no. send members
to the next Legislature with view TO the
question, aud thus enable them to take the
Union Bank in hand, and save all that can
be saved from that source towards The pay
ment of the bonds, before the assets were
wasted or barred BY the statute oflimitations.
There is nothing to expsct from repudia-
tors unless we have boud paying Lcgis
lature. and the means OF payment will mol
be preserved.


Mr. Toften said that be was democrat
and always had been one. and that be did
not think reputation democratic measure,
or had any thing 10 do with democracy
But he said that he would vote for Roger
Barton for u. s. Senator, who every
body knows is a repudiator. acknowleds-
ing neither legal nor moral obligation to
pay the bonds.


We hardly know where to place Mr. Tot
ten. He is a bond payer, but goes for re-
pudiators. although be does not think repu-
diation a democratic measure.


