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WoODVILLE, July 10, 1853.
MR.. EDIroR: was present at the speak
ing between Messrs. jackson and Lindley,
at Huntsville, on the 10th inst, and would
give you and your readers history of what
occurred, in concise manner, were not
pretty sure some good Wing in Huntsville
will act in that capacity. Suffice it to say,
that - Jimmy" used up the "FoX" complete
ly. He, Jimmy Lindley, tore him all 10
atoms, and did not leave a piece of him as
large as an ounce ball of lead, In political
point Of view.
Abner, the Ass and Editor Of the Bogus |
Republican, without leave or license from
either Lindley or Jackson, made appoint
ments for them in every County in the
Northeast part of the District, commencing
in this place, (Contreville as it is generally
known on yesterday In Huntsville ap.
priscd friend Lindley of Gilstrap's proceed
ings, not knowing but all was correct.
As this place was in direct line from
Huntsville to Monticello, friend Lindley
stopped and made an eloquent speech Of two
and half hours. Major jackson from
Huntsville went back 10 Fayette, and was
not present.
1t is supposed that Jackson will leave an
appointment at this place as he goes up, and
2 fulfil it on his return from the canvass. Let
yourself rip, Mr.. jackson! We viii have
some one TO reply to Won.
Mr.. Lindley spoke with as much courte-
sy toward the Major as he possibly could,
as II he was absent. He spoke with ref
erence to the issues they had at them
previous neetings-showed how Claib. had
twisted and turned in the canvass-dis-
cussed the Tariff and the subject Of Inter
nal improvements, with powerful oloquence
and determination, satisfying the mind of al
most every man present. lie then referred
to the Slavery question, and satisfied al
present that he was sound upon the CUES.
ton, and not a Freesoiler as the Republican
man has denominated him. He then re,
ferred to the Jackson Resolutions, ant
showed they were the very essence Of null
LITIGATION; that the Jefferson City Conven'
ton was conceived in fraud and Jr0ngh
forth in iniguty. Re held Claib. in posi-
ton that looked awful to the Benton part O
his audience, (for there were several 0
- them presently lie concluded in gloriou.
tribute to the Wing party and the sage o
." Ashland.
| am highly gratifed that COL Lindley
made his appearance in our city and made
speech, for am sure that he raised al
many as ten friends that know Of, person
ally, that Claib. would otherwise have got
He gave Abner the Ass, who was present
thunder. He proved by his (Abrer) pape
that he was a coIualnjator, and he had beer
\ dealing with d,Plicity and intrigue during
the canvass.
After Col. Indy had concluded, Abne
mounted the stand and went on with hi
double-dealing and duplicity for three lonl
hours, and of course repetition was the the
ory. He came down in his harangue will
thunder upon the Bentonites, using the fol
lowing words, and | dare him to deny it
That before he would join the Bentopites h
would suffer 70 be cast into he'll; and | sup
pose Cloib. entertains the same sentiment
Now, Benton men Of the Third District
look at this and reflect one moment, and Sc
where you stand, and who to give your sui
fragcs TO. I am sure Abner proved ours
to Caib. rather than blessing, for imme
diately aftaF he closed, saw Bentonit
wager with an Anti that Col. Lindley vii
get ten Benton votes in this township. 7
average the county in this way, Col. Lindle,
will get sixty Beston votes, whereas it mo.
be supposed he wilt not get one. Ikn0lC
The contrary.
In the three hours Abncr occupied IN
stand am sure he told three htadred lies
more than bis God will ever pardon lin
for.
Hurra for Lindley! We promise mucl
for him in this vicinity. JUROR.
TTTTNTCVTT II TrI,.uIO 1879