The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
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| aruy epSeQ. w no @xTe tue FSul1uS an
shat are they doingi They are men
,ombination Of men-whoee otjact'is t
! z.Oid Inesttiinss. nsksI snsekhes, receive
donations, create a furor in the grea
uublic drama, suffer persecuti ,ns by beinI
: arrested and have their names heraldee
% the world under the head Of Fenial
excitement. Li6erate Ireland Yes
Ireland muEG be B bdise6thraIIed,L wrsateS
from British proteciion-ors British Op
pression ~>he giyen4a. q tg. a name and
place among the nations OF, khs earth
And all this is to be dome by and lhrougl
the united Efforts Of the Feniat BFother
hood. Eyerybody knows, according Z
the sensational few. that ireland will h
free, and everybody knows that tn,
Fenian Fathers will make her free Sen
sAtlon 10 the life.blood Of some OF oul
northern prints, and they stand outside
the great arena of action and applaud
whoop and ryl-, so that some body i.
almost compelled to pay attention to
their wonderful antics. We. will let ouI
readers know when the Fenians upset the
world, or liberate Ireland, but we cane
promise to tell all they do, or say, OF
suffer, before they get ready 10 accom-
plish anything. rses D. sm.a st asis.s
Fashions What popular and pro
lifc subject! Thel prying eyes of the
press must see all, know all. tell all about
" lady's wardrobe. Not satisfied with a
description of beautiful bonnet, an
elegant nnantilia or charming dress, they
must dwell with eager stress upon the
thousand and one little obscure paletotie
fxings which their osweet-hearts, wives
aud daughter would not have them know
were in existence. Why is, it We hear so
much of unseen things, and SO little of
gentleman's hats, coats, pants, boots! etc :
Its all . matter Of taste, no doubt, zbnt
when the ladies 60 shopping they pur
chase just such a-fashion as the market,
affords. aItis poor consolation for one to
know that such and such fashion pre-
rails in Paris, and such an one in New.
York, when in our own. midst, q different
one prevails and is equally admired 7oWel
would say to our fair readers that most nos
iof these fashion articles. are, written. BY
old bachelors who WOnldn' t. know aIpale.r
tot or, basqie 4f they were to meet them
in the road. Economy and good taste are
'she beat promoters, Of fashion now e4r
tAnt.7 b,4sIosb sau .s7swc.r bis a4fsrr
Capt Wiss.i apoor. helpless exsCon5
iederate officer, charged with over, ten
thoussnd murders, is ABOUT TO .run old
Mrs. Grundyo and d her reGlatives CRAZY 4
Day afterday. week afterTweek, We read
ot, the tardy progress Of this trial Without
ssinele new development. The. Whols
head is sick of,this monotonou1s stbemr. /
and should Capt. Wirz survive the exam.
ination and pc SO fortuH4te as to, receive
an acquittai, We .cannot, bslieYe he win |
have mind enough sleft to k now wheahe er |
he is 1babbOon or a. human being We
will promise our readets to 1adyise fteni
Of Capt Wig - yai, ,sI< sae no
Sort OF stun 1ths NORTH u Fed On. n.'o5
u Weclip the tpll0%inIg from q Monigotu,s Mic +
srygAla's 'sscf.7 cco.r7respQndYns iqs Chicago
si:Spme ten years ag6 Fhere, her, e,c, me AN an OF d
neiarmed,' Sick kly ,Iooki man TO o Ibis
citys who followed 5he .avocation. Of bed. 7 7
lng knives and sciss,@r through sthe. city.,t
L IS said that he offered 10. sell knife to
The lion. william w ian e Ei Yahey. once upon a
lime, and the Hon. William L. struck
sIIh 10 ne Isee ior haylng the, ,tpcslnnpsfpq
o. q. speak 70 him. ro-day, this man, i
sreiord Dy name, has the largest drYd
lpd, the eldest Son of the, Hon William
h. Y ancey Is behind his q counter IdeaIina
,uL taps, etc. Quite 4 Change p,
Mr. YAncy was a me mber of the Pres.
'yterian Church, and, We believe a. dea1
'ou. The only opportunity we ever had
N kncwine him personally was while
nakinga trip 10 d. foreign port on /!
teamer with him as fellow passenger,
'nd. alih ough We have opposed him as
bitterly, perhaps, as any body Ia the
country. We have no hesitation in stati3e1
hat We could believe the above allees,
Ion OF any gentleman in Louisuille as
oon as we would OF him. Mr.. .Yancy
nos essed . bold, . po,ioaiess n.ture. he
I'D as much rs any man in Tue Southern ,
'tates ln "'precipating the South into
evolution. he fret used this now eel. I
brated expression He never denied il
.nt rather eloried in fa1orinK every meas.
ire which he thought could bring aboul .
ueh . result. But he was no brute, and :
e : never . heard heard wOfd ssainst his moral
This is sample Of TIE staf d a1,sh certt.ip ttair
lass of correspondents in the South j.
ending 10 Northern papers as, mental
abulum for Northern digestion. The
hject seems TO be to make the sections :
late each other Us OF yore, or at, least t.
eep the old fires from dying out. ,Eyeerpt ;,
idiculons canaF1 10 snatc6ed up and 2
ent on as illustrations Of southern char
cter. and } ct the radicals,want and : ex. , :.
ect Soa thernet. 70 repent. Snchen, arr ara, y
he. means they take 10, produce, conyic
on 'The 'naSutai snS ineYftabie { ffecs,o I I
{ such lnIAre presentations Is, 10 ,diseusi 3
nd madden all classes OF -,Sont6erl 2
eople- Except those dirty birds that de Q
ght TO foul ,heiI. own 7res1-nnd L tss
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