Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
Hon. J. @. Adams, Washington.
For The United States Senate,


HON. a. l.. BINGAMAN OF ADAMS.
We discover lhat since the defeat Of the
Vanocrals in'tllis state, al the recent cleo
ton, some Of the veteran organs Of ''the par
iy' have hoisied the name of The Hon. JAS.
f. TRoTTER, nf Lowndes, as the democrat
ic candidate FIR United States Senator, at
the election next winter. We can readily
discern the motive for this ready move on
the part of our willy opponents; and, imitat-
ing their example, in this particular, we to-
day place at the head Of our columns, III.
name of the Hon. ADAM L. BlNGA-
man, of Adams, as the wing candidate for
The station now misrepresented by Judge
Troter.
Mississippi teing a wing State, we see
no reason why her Senators, as well ms her
Representatives should not faithfully re-
fleet the opinions Of a majority Of the peo-
pile. Indeed the FREE Trader openly de-
cl red, a lew weeks previmis 10 the lite
election, that if Prem ISIS and Word were
elected, it would amount to vote of in
struction TO Senator Walker to resign his
seat or obey the known will of the people.
Mr.. Walker claims to be god democrat,
and we are told, believes in the dnrtrne Of
Instruction. doctrine tor which the demo-
cratic party have cIamorously coniended.
Acting out the Republican creed, Mr.. w.
should resign his seat; but we believe he
will do no such thing. He knows better
than to submit his fate TO the decision Of the
next Legislature. Defeat would be the in
eviiable consequence.
Let the wings act with firmness, with vi
gor, with energy. Last winter the editor
of the Msslssippian denonnreda score Of
members, and placed them on The "Bmek
List" for daring to vote for wing Senator,
And why did the editor do thi,9 Because
he said they misrepresented their crnstitu-
enis. Now, by the same rule, taking the
late elections as tesi, how ought The mem
/ bers from YaIobnshp, Carroll, Lpwudcs
Puntotoc, De Sato, lllncnck, Perry, &c.
to vote? live mistake ut, the Senators anc
Represenlalives from these Counties voted
! fTJudge Trrtter at The last election. Now
as these counties have since turned the Ia.
BILE, and given wing M rites, hy the logic
of the Mississippinn we ckiim heir vote,
for whg candidate for United States Sc
major next winter. Iffhey fail 10 repre,en
the wishes of their constituents, we shall
endeavor to IN Ike out "Black List" rs 4
set-uff to the remuneration Of the Van Blu
rem organ at Jacksun.
! TO succeed, the Wings must be united
Let meetings be held in all the cuuniie!
where the wings have malarilies, whose
members are democrats, and let them be in
structed TO vote for wing candidate. The
question occurs who shpll that candidate
be? We proudly unfurl the standard, ant
hoist the name of A. l.. Bingaman, of AID
ans. Col. b. is a native Of Mississippi, {
planter on large scale; is identified witt
The Safe in feeling and interest. Ills age
/ his experience, his talents, all point hin
ont as the man whom the wings shout,
elevate 10 that high staiiDn. For humble
of wears be has been a member of one o
the other branch Of our Legislature, an,
has filed with credit To himself and homo
to the state, the duties Of speaker Of th,
House and President Of the Senate. H,
was elevated to both these stations by mem
bers who we're political y opposed to him
fact which speaks volumes ID his favo
for fairness as a presiding officer and BIZ
integrity as citizen.
We throw ont these remarks as asugges
non to our bre hern of the Wing press. w,
believe if the Wings will unite upon Col
Bingaman, he can be elected. lie vote,
for the Chickasaws taking their seats, AM
the members from that section of the state
f representing Wing counties, besides seve
raj others will unquestionahly vote for him
We say a Wing can be elected, and we ow,
It to ourselves, and the character of thu
State, that man indoctrinated with gu