ISAAC N. DAVIS.

ErtrGct to the Editor dated,


GRENADA, Mi, Aug. Is, 1913.
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HhENhDAJ pll's aug IoJ AofO'
f. A. TYLER, Esq:


rejoice exceedingly to see from your
last paper that you have thrown off the
shackles OF neutrality, and have hoisted
the great and glorious Whig Banner,
with the name Of that pure patriot Hen
ry Clay, inscribed on lis snowy folds
Lett wave, and one more charge, GA
long pull, strong pull, and a pull alto
gether," in 1914, victory will agaia
perch upon our standard.


Your particular triend a1d }arorite,
w. G. Kendall, who is candidate for
Congress, on the Bond paying Demo
cratic Ticket, attended a Wing meeting
in this place on Saturday, and by per-
mission made speech in vindication Of
himself, (his party suppose he meant,)
from the charges which he alleged had
been made against him in the address
adopted by the meeting, as we'll as in
the speeches of 4. G.. Baine, on that oc-
casion. To be candid, it was the best
effort have ever heard him put forth
BUTT was no go. The charge of at
tempting to bargain with the Ant-Bond
ers on the 10th July, made against the
bond payers, he attempted to refute-
and although it may have been very
conclusive, lucid and forcible, in his own
opinion, yet when he concluded, the
charge although denied, was not proven
false--it still remains, and must always
remain stain upon the bond-paying
Democrats in that Convention. By
looking at the printed proceedings Of that
Convention, it is evident that there is
more ''truth than poetry" in the charge.
How ridiculous is it to think of the
Wings supporting the Bond-paylng
democrats for Congress, merely because
they happen to agree on one isolated
question, and that one a question of
State policy. The bond question has no
more conneXion with the election Of
Members Of Congress in this State, than
the revival Of our State revenue laws
Stir up the Wings on this point. Bring
them to the scratch on National pelicy-
Bank Us. Sub Treasury. Tariff cs. Free
Trade and Taxation; and all the lead
ing questions which divide the Wings
and Locofocos from Maine to Florida.
Let the Wings Of Mississippi take
time by the forelock, and bring forward
some Of their strong men and homes
men to advocate their cause from the
stump-all the people want is correct
information on those important subjects,
and although they may have been delu-
ded by the humbugs and party clap
traps of our opponents for awhile, yet
depend on 1t, they will ultimately do
right. By the bye-the nomination you
have published in the 4th district for
Congress. Armat, do not LIKE think
there is prejudice in the minds of the
middle and north parts of the State a.

galnst Natchez-and as Tompkins lives
on the river, it would be better to bring
out man from the Eastern portion of
that district-say Gen'l. Jno Watts, of
Jasper county, or Gen. Thos. p Falco-
ner of Clark county. am told they are
both true wings and very popular in the
country in which they live, and have a
general acquaintance. l merely make
the suggestion-of course ifthe Wings
of that district are pleased with -Armat
we have no right to object; but we should
be careful TO bring out the right kind
ofmen in every respect. Major Davis.
of your county would be an excellent
selection.


Well, you did score our wouId-be Con-
grsss man-K-ll in your last No
ure you not afraid of catching a tartar
take care, you know he is a fighting { y
man, ache1l he can get an adrantoge-
Hal hal