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We clip the following paragraph r,,-
the Natchez Courier, of the SObpt +
is taken from an article descriptive d
the proceedings of democratic nes,i,,
recently held in Natchez, wherein A,
redoubtable, ilustrious and renov,,
Col. Lewis Sanders was nominated fl, A,
State Senate.
Here is the paragraph alluded TO:
"Col. Lewis Sanders was called r.
and made a speech in response, in wha
he said a great deal, probably too mpc5
He said, if elected, he would vote 70,
repeal Of tie amendment to the ORIGINS
Brlscoe Bill, and this, too, in the face d
his having in '43 been strongly in favor
of paying the Union Bank bonds II,
proposition should be made at The ne,
session Of the legislature to pay 6e
state bonds, what mode of paying would
the Colonel recommend, he being in favor
of destroying, by means of the Braa
Bill, the assets of the Banks9 Butnea,
mind, Col, you are trying to pleaseyn
party, and, of course, must wind rahs
a tortuous political path; whether ,ar
will object to you on account of You're
falcalion of $8,875 "a cents, to h
government, while you were Dis,rictA
torney in Kentucky, in 1899, and ir
which judgment was obtained agam
you in 1910, is matter between ya
and them"
We should suppose that the honeside
mocracy of Annie county would not cn
about taking lessons on democracy, poll
tics or morals, from a public defaplr
Yet, if they choose to do so, it is nonea
our business; perhaps, the eucda'oE
worthy Of the principles he elucdates-
md besides, if they choose to import
1efaulter to enlarge upon the pecuIr
beauties of their peculiarly progrssH
it is none OF our look out w
would have no right TO object if thF
should likewise import the conVlciS
elon, John TothilI, Esq, to enlarge uPa
modern progressive locofocolsm' In'
5 free country-and now thai Io'hA
S released from durdncs rtIe, he has
much right to speak in public, as any one
'ho should have borne him company %
is pilgrimage 10 Jackson, some ioufU
We years since.
This Col. Sanders is TO be here neS
'eek, by special invitation Of the De"'
ratio Association Of Amite, TO addfss
ne homes: and honorable yeomanry"
lis county,!
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LEVI WOODBURY., of New Hamps""I,
has been appointed by the Presloep' "
the United States, 70 be one OF the n''Y
ciate Judges, Judge Of the Supreme Wv,
of the United Sta,es) in place oil '0''r Y,
Story, deceased. A better aPPo'"'", =,
could not have been expected ir0"
present administration.
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MASSACHUSETTS The Wings OIL M'
State have nominated the Hon. George ~
Briggs and the Hon. John Reed as '''"
candidates for reelection TO the oiilceS "
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
that State. There is little doubt OF 'i'"
election.
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