The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

The radicals in Congress ara ,,o.--,..,
se,1t+;-o ~ pei ooh whom they call the ..ra,1a
sentaIve man of the rebellion, -,,. repre-
ta iHfy protest against that obiiI.;o H. VI
! IviII;nas 'no Sood sense of the coun+r,- =
| 1"lillng TO consign him; tbev inSiat Is
heePlng him before the peeinlo isC upon
a.. Ahu though they do not clearly ulpIit-
80 ---' 2ioou' they perhaps go as neor 80 1oI |
"G"lo oe consistent with Connressio,,,,I - ''S /
RarocSt III TINS they follow cIosaI1- - 'io-
lana NJ, So'a VI the great rebellion IN -
4aiiu MHo could be satisfied win ,tIi ~ ing
Ihan the death of Charles tba Fi,n less
themselves historically in be r',l'i 'ey
1Pa,la1, .Ie violent elements OF The ES o-iIS
'olutlon that coolly took the lie, IeAch
Of G1 Was it wise to tale ~ ~:
IAtirles or Louis? We can sao 1 lile
hatas a' 9iIaC urged to those acts-t3a 80 ,tLe
VA anu violence that We're to ba pa
!" e can Judge the Questions fro1,, o Hdt!sned. L
"tto .'iSIdnce' and, SO judged. the MS =
yoa'lt; u Anodern times has been tba+ o"i =
ool;h 10, ere not only unwise hIIt oII =
bonSn: lney We're blunders of tba ,'Iey 1ueIly y
loF they belittled great na+io -
and tbpstS ufsaF struggles that had reyeI,a
"a %it e InlrsIS Tor blood to gratifv TI
my VI wiser men to those acts ero, ne ne con- al
Ulllos 10 the worst elements ef H. 1o p su- - ~
en' I tilu the Assembly, and So Si Ia cii
b4Goo1 1o',t .nc rum OF the popular ca INC "'
+I fIAecItions are the blots and and St o"lSe.
aiass 80 oi the two great events "a
,el, arc iJ"S aS ellIt the cases are diffaron+ an
u mere they differ the differe15ca iiespects,
30 ~ VI lhOse who urge the evoo,,ti iIo1 III tur
Es H Charles and Louis we're n,o,, ION OF att,
Dy ia[ge classes of the population o. ever ALI
a.e ~ soFerelgns; and Davis w. 1 % leSlt- day
=, - ~ pieSe1tatlye of the soyeraiTFp ~ IeO ;
y oi people-the chosen Fxac,'+i5 i5h ma or I
- no oiiiy tielr will, and who's ,,e- VINO and
} was sunken in his office '' person. S.
emol ..IIs son DAVIS is not a criminals in -, Boa
4Iy sense. His acts are Iift1 III the or crea
TIL oliiiIoS oy their national cb, may
I Ifom that in which We 60; inherent Sc
ihoh odenses against soc;e+I- those act s
'lepaLe the prison and the halter mhich after
lated debate in Parliament IA me
: = Ie5!l !. colonies Edmund Burke roo a tne
&c ul!Heulty of framing bill of ;p5ilz- ;,,5: An
against whole peo5le Tbi. ~ lldlct- son
vi emtarrasses the case 81 same See
,3 can GI we allege any act soa;,dt laws ture
I. 5CstIes that was his personaIt, slIe state
f a raoI noe uoLe by him as a represen4n ~ eelVe
n by HhioPle, VINO, according to the DO. presel
1aH rjght TO the extrc;se of ls ao1nded, tain Ia
= Did Jefferson Davis 1,a1no @oa tIe gn same :;
;. ~, US at Gettysburg, on July ) 1os:d @sP P YIN,
VINO VINO was 1t waged war af Tioi-sioo ieoo alonth
,sa s''ine Gays II weset about a@c',eig, :, or the
'1oil sue whole people, whose wiz 4Ig thereof
no o,..' oul' from what Standpoint SIN '1'd 2
ns our accusation Shall If 10 en-''li e- Or peTs
nupo!ht OF those in the oovern,,l atuia ,tlaIy,
j - tiiSi1 the Southern States 49, oii%h De
ndro;y nave been sovereign. or frs,'' 20 be TO
- CO. % Ihose who maintf n fbo+ - - otilef W
areforo S.ates are conquered te,,itor - othel
tue eohtederav was a fer dad oai' i1is tI