The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

mAnt of white men. The purity AID
psugr, SIS OF both Races require that caste
nlitst be nlaintaIEed; anu Intermalrlase
bsuwe+ ~ tIIe aces be .rbIdd-iI. Mise 4
euaUou mrst ~ lac work Ot other CHIMES
and o:ner people"
10 work, Is the law of God; and-is tae-
only certain protection against the pau
peIi-m ard crimes Of both races. Ihe
I+ gro is t,tcunarly adApted 10 the cuItIVa
| tL.u OF Tie great staples OF the South =
Ii should be encouraged TO engage at
oLce in their lroductson, by ASSURANCES
OF protection against the aysrlce, cupdny
and Injustice of Ills employer. HS Ii free
TO chuose Ills TABOR, aud 70 make Ills Own
| bargain. But be should b. required 10
glucose some employ ment tat "ni ensure
the malntenance OF nlns' II ana family -
| On the other nand, the employer mus, be
| assured that tho labor contracted for VIII
| be spec fically performed. Inc cutllva-
! non OF The great staples of The South re
auire continuous lauor from JAI.u,Iy 10
JaDuaIy. The planter c.unot vensuie
UPON their cultivation uuI-ss the laeoreI
Is com peIied ~ Comply vi Il tbs contraci,
remaInIug anu PERFORMING hie. propr'
I'M nut Of labor, uay alter uay, aLd week
alter week, through tbs "hoIe year; anu
# ne aIteIupJs " escdLe lie suuu u De
rel urued " his enIpiuytr, aud 10 cod to
work uu.il the nIne Ior which he has
contra c-ed has exp,r' q. BY such sys
TEN OF labor, tie welfare ala haK plLess U
The African may lie secured. The "grlcuI
, ,ural and Commercial prose eIlty vi ih1
Stale Sustained, aud our homes again he
come The abode of property.
In the c.vIl war ust closed, the troop
that responded ~ Tie Gail aud commdut
OF Mississippi, hVo slgnallzed all tho
, high aualItleo That auorn Tue characte
/, OF Tue soldier. BY their valor, coutase
/. aud heroic constaLcy, whether In CAIN
ON tue march, or amidst tho caruage Y
:. The battle field, they nave sustain' Ae
" nopor aud her glory, aud made lie
name immortal. Many have Returned |
: | ,ulued homes and fOrtunts hei
nave ialirn UPON the battlefield, Ur Law
a hen malIneu Or dleauled Tor IIte. Man
:, If Them. and lii, II families, and III
/ widows and orpnai.s ol Tue dead, are In
-, sac of drstILuuor. The Federal GU'
,. eminent has magnaulmuusly thro"
, over the rebel soldier the mantle ot OF
) nVlon for the past-buC no =, u-lon irOi
~ us golfers awaits HIN or Ills 1atnlly-L
:, IN uestead" 1lom It's Vast lerIlLorl
;. invites them 10 cumIort and repOso.
r. Mississippi, alone, they can look Tor =
>. sistanca Wnethtr IL Was rlght or wroI
as 90 call the soldier 10 arms, IL cannot
q wrong 10 make such provision Tor tn
:, .s will reilrve them and their iamlll
AS from want and suffering, aud S cure
an | their cnIldI gu the ms aus OF educatlu
nj Justice and gratitude d mand 1t. Hon
ut and maguauImIty will bvstow 1t.
On From a long retire ment To pnvs
he life, aud absence from the State Tor |
es, last tour years, am ignorant OF much
in nee legislative history, and ieel leo
or petenI TO advise tar, her as to the proI
er domestic policy Rendered necessAiy
led the altered, distracted, aud desola
nj. condtion ot1he people. TO you, genl
gn. men, is wisely and safely lntiusttd /
OF important duty. Invoke the bit ssi
OF of Almighty God upon your laooIs.
else only pledge you lay cordial co oPe raj
her in the effort 10 restore and advance
r Isl wellfale and happiness OF The people
and Mississippi.