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The above communication was received by
Thursdays mail, and upon consideration we
concluded to publish it. The subject OF which
RaRy speaks of has occupied the attention OF
our mind since the memorable Convention of
the 10th, and we have been silent so far IN
hopes that some one more worthy and CON-
petent of the Wing press, would take the lead
in this matter. Some are of the opinion that
# would be impolitic in the Wings to run


ticket for the election of members to Congress,


inasmuch as they are opposed to the general


ticket system. We, however, as one OF the


party, think differently. The whig members


Of the extra session of the Legislature did ev-


ery thing in their power to have the laws OF
Congress carried out, in relation to this mpor-


tant matter. They however, failed, and 1t IS


now for them and the whole party to deter


mine whether or not we shall meet the loco
focos on their own ground, and give them


Second Lodi defeat 1t would certainly be OF


no injury to the party, because this is the only
alternative left. We may still add further
that this is a question yet undecided mo
precedent is before US, going to show tha'
where members were elected by general TICK
ct that they were refused seats. 1t may SC
happen that they will be admitted. A new
SET Of members are to come in, and how NEAR


and chagrined would the whig party feel up
on rejecting that they had suffered themselve'
duped and cheated out of the entire Congress
sional delegation of the State.


, Rally requests that we fill the 4th Distrlc
+ with a name of our own choice. The wan
: of a sufficient acquaintance with the dlstln
ouisbed individuals Of that District, preven
o rs from doing so. The whig press OF the State


mnst come out and speak their sentiments
/ Until then, we shall say very little. II ioun
IS to be good policy, and our views are concur
!, red in, we shall request that the Natchez Cou
i rier present a name, as that paper is printed
p' the 4th. District.


The names already suggested meets our en-
