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viewed caIhlI! lhe various moves on 'he
political chess beard OF MISSISSIPPI uhiS
assertion needs no eiuc!Iauon. Inns
Stale has been the theatre on winch nave
been presented some ol the most grand
and sEb!ime scenes that nave ever altrac-
ted the gaze OF the civilized world. And
one of the most important parts in the
great drama, is to be brought forward in
,.c coming contest. The people OF Mis-,
sissippi are the actors; her sister States.
and the powers and kingdoms of the Eas-
tern World. are the spectators! On such
4 momentous occasion, what friend ochis
|rolntv. what lover of the true principles
of freedom, will not deliberate ere he
marches to the ballot box, to exercise the
high privilege baqueathed to him by his
ancestors!


The approaching contest is not for men
bu, for measures; not who among design
ing demagognes and political aspirants


shall be elevated to place; but what great


principles shall be proclaimed triumphant.
The freomcu of Mississippi will then be
called upon to decide whether or not they