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Reuben DAVIS. the "sh.n.n, star Of North
Mississippi aad who will be more lamIIIafIy
known as the prostitute from the whIg rank.
To reputation and oco.focoI,m, and who so.
ted for Tucker in the last election and rcceig.
Cd hi, appointment as Judge Of tho High Court
Of Errors and Appeals as the price for his vote,
has again taken the stump in favor Of repudi.
alton. Reuben is a very wild fellow, and
il We were to Judge Of bis future acts by those
Of the past, We should certainly set him down
as a dishonest man or fool After the eSpi-
ration Of the Executive appointment, this i'm.
pudent and seryie tool Of Tucker. had the
brazen audacily TO ask Of the People a con-
tnuance Of the crumbs, which had so freely
fallen from the Governors table. lie based
his only hope Of election upon the supposed
popularity Of anti-bondsm, and declared if
elected, and this question should come before
the Court, he would decide, for his own part
that the bonds should no, be paid. The black.
hearted sycophani, he should have been drv-
en- from the fed viii soor-s and Kisses. His
defeat was no punishment al aI-we knew he
would NEE; tina, fate, Or q he cid no, that the
most infamous villains and horse-thieyes in
the land might boast Of their rascaIity, and
meet with favor from majority of the peo-
pie. What would the people think TO hear
set of men, selected as Jurors, declare that
they would decide the case certain way, and
that too without any knowledge of the evi-
dence which would be adduced


Judge Gholson met Reub. the other day at
Aberdeen, and they discussed the bond ques-
ton. From the reports we have seen, the
Judge fayed this fellow most cruelty. Judge
GholSon is Democrat-but an honest man.
He don't advocate the doctrines of modern
democracy, that of public plunder and robbie.
ry by State.