The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-09


The Marshall Guard which supports Geners foots Or
the United States Senate contains the following para
most damnaSIy dssp~nsvsr to riss again Focts "a
the Union cause sweeping tho State with The
shock Of an earthquake the fury Of whihwind, ~
6bl Ben Collins the Union candidate for State Ssna
tor in ppsh county, has tssusd circular TO his
put in circulation BY the sscesaonts that he u In favor
Of taxing the people to pay the Union Bank Bonds.
democrat whose weight and influence are immense In
North Mississippi, has issued commupication to ths
people Of Tshomngo county in which he pours forth
merttd and scathng against the c0hors a
secession and his determination vote for
Rogers for Governor and the whole Union ticket from top
TO bottom.
The Carrollton Democrat (sscession) vir'ualy sursn-
ders givss up tho election and sends waing lament
for the declining condition Of its party.
The Washington Union has gone over to the aboltoa-
ists-glad of it-want no such trash In ranks.
John J. NcRae secession camel for Governor, has
come out in favor Of imposing direct tax ~ the nsxt
Legislature to pay the Planters Bank bonds
GENERAL cAss ENDORSING EX-SENATOR FoorA-
GENERAL FOOTE'S LETTER.
OcroBxa Is. 1859.
sR-You will please give immediate publication to the
cratic Statesman Gen Lewis Cass shall not, at this
time, offer any extended comments upon 1t; but
sIo , s.psnstory observations viii perhaps not 3
wn0y out Of place few weeks ago. when in the town
Of Npey IN rppah county received through the hands
Of my excellent friend B. N. Kinyon, Esqr, : wrttsa
county Of Tshomingo giving me information that Mr..
hcae of the candidates Governor whsa
address, had declared, of his own KNOWLEDGE that nv
standing In the Senate Of the United States had become
50 bad that large majority OF that body desired my d.
from General Casss own lips, before he Mr. McRas had
left Washington that longer any share of
uprsed Of course, at the reception OF this
but remained as patient for few days under the gris
yo.' Which to have bssn done ne y
could be reasonably exp ected; indeed declined the
utterance of more than word or two of tolsrably
pointed complaint In the premises, until reaching the
town of Jacinto and learning from considerable aun
Der Of the first citizens Ia point OF rsspe stability al
rshomingo county that they had all understood Mr.
McRae explicitly using the language in his Farmingtea
address above set forth assente under the advice Il
several judicious friends, to the propraty OF Gen. OA
being at once addressed the subject which g.
cordngy DONE the result of which il the letter whish
DETROIT, Sept %, 1853
sR-I have just been informed that it hAs recently
been reported in Mississippi that he standing Of Cover
Foote in the Senate had become bad that large
majority Of that body desired defeat In tho CONTEST
pending, and that he had wholly lost my conA-
dence"
Is due to myself and to truth-not to Governor Foots
for he needsn0 justification from me-that should sat
that far my is connected report there
is not the slightest foundation for the assertion BE Pcs
his pirate character his public COZ duct and his eminent
intellectual endowments Nor have ever heard BEFORE
do believe, that majority Of the Senate OK
pressed desire that he should be defeated in his
for seat in that body On the contrary, am sstsasd
that large portion Of the members would be graasd
his toraton to his former position Certainly 1t does
not become to take any part In the struggle GO
ing in the State of Mississippi but under the oroum
stances in which my has ibeen used am free to
say that would Joyfuly welcome him to seat among
satisfied that his constituents could not be represented
by better abr citizen, could tho intel q
his country be committed to frmer purer patriot
ready in the hour Of trial to meet all dangers and If need
b. to sacrifice himself to the perpetuy Of he Union.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
To the Hon B. n Kinyon. LEWIS CASS.
cheerfuly submit this affair." with all tine other acts
of injustice and cold booded persecution to which have
been subjected within the last three years. to the calm
consideration Of the fair minded and enlightened body
independent voters who will decide Eat the ballot box
In November next, upon my meri.s, vel upoa
those of my assailants H. g. FOOTE