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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

The South Pacific steamer sAnSso, Cap King, arrived
at this port on the 10Th rst bringing news from Vrs-
TAI 20 to the 3D. and from Caao To the 18Th OF May Tho
Hon Tho. ii Nelson Ell American Minister 10 Chhi and
Mr. Rand formerly Secretary Of the sane Legation. are
among the passengers Tor New-yok Tho Aner'oan
freight lists are light Tue nfe ron Pen. go
frmstory OF that received BY the Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

The following u cory Of dispatch received at 'he
i.ie DEPARTMENT from our Consul a. Elsinnre.
CONSULATE THE UNIIrD sfArEs OF AMERICA
A. FIsiNOrF MAJ leo,s
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men Y Stunpen gu eerla0en, wtOrtsenfaas
&c, &C." Mam stbt in 9btlacelpbia iene Gr:
tISruns ole ben fsierltden Metnuassausorad
Der Convention In oernlelben Wpmente al, tn
reI&em BON Georgia bic Na&rt&t fonrt,
baB Sauisube Der 1etBiefen unb nablt&iten
6arbtsen f6 CUR &ustpanceruns ma9 Siberia
pcrbereiten, neil le bic brutale Ino bluttee
l1nterbraduns burN bic tpetben Nebeleu nt1t
ldnger ertraSen tJnnen. Man gi6t jene Gr-
tIGrune ob, trG9rsnb Observation-Disclosures Der
Gpuvention, bic apar iM lesterer auf aOer
65&Rem 8efetl bic gttdt5pfe btelten, aber lE6
in t9ren Stfben auberbaI6 Der GCnpentton ale
unbelIbar trUbtse DtftSpfe 3etsten, TIT ben
@trasem unb aiif ben 8alfons @btlabelpbtaa
bic AUDI sur i3eit Der 9tebel!tpn Der Union un'
eriHutterltm treu gebltebenen reiBen patrtpten
bes SIpens fIr balenswert9e @erratter an
i9rem Staate erttGren.
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p1ilanelpbta, SrlSmher nnb aeutralitat.

sSn Der pttlabelpbter Mueutsg Convention
Gatte General Carroll bon Stem gOrt etnen
8eI9Gus gu @unfen Der Genter unp au Gun.
fen Der Specification Der Neutralttdtseelebe
.beantra9t; Der Intras tpurpe aber eletb alien
arOeren MCttUnen, bic ntGt In ben &ram Der
Setter paeten, an bas &el cluttpnSccmtte Der.
tpteien uno bteleS butete f@ pp9l, cine fentl@t
9lante in bic Qlattform oufjunebmen.
co finb bic SrlGnper BON Der Convention
aufs empfinbltGlte Dor ben &cpf 9eitcBen nor
ben, xnb 3tpar In etnem Momente, IN pelGem
tie ubnebtn ma0enbaft pOn Der rbemUfratt.
ften" gu Der republitantI&en Yurtet lberse
FEN. 8et ibrer ercBen r~epu6lifantl6en Sc
mcnItratt0n In Gbicagp am Sort9en Uttttpo6
batten bte Srlanber baS 0ottc: v@ir seben
NIT ben MGnnern Der Sretbettspartet an ben
Stimmfafen unb fimmen gesen Nnpp Spbn<
lon nnp Self. SaUtsl" Oteles Mfotto wtrp
iebt aQentbnlben nnter ibnen nod nett mebr
MntIang ffnren aIS btsber. Selbit bier in
Baltimore Iafen fI@ jest berarttge iril@e
Sttmnten SernebmenT
So tit fir bic ~neusebadene SObnlonsDartet
redt ~traurig, DAP Ne ibren &Dper niGt aud
sesen bic Srldnber auswerfen fcnnte. Mber
cine 1Ol6e manipulation trGre benn bod ielblt
POM SUbnlon'lGsn @tanbpuntte aus gar gu
plump seweien, ha Mnbrelp Sobnlon an ben
;uerit BON ibn seliebtpSten 6entern 10 i9n6>
ben 8erratb be9tne, uno iie nod tn elmer Der
lebten GCnsreBibunsen BON leinem Sreunbe
8everbY SObnlon BON Warplanb in ether Don
S&met6eleten fir iGnslanp itrpsenben Nere
GerunterfanSeln lief, unp pa ct 1oeben fir
feline 8ittelDtenl tie ben alleranGbisten Oant
Der &Sniein BON England er9alten bat
DieIe GeinblGaft Der SrIdnper III iGtimm,
Iebr iAltmm fir @nbretp So1nlpn. DEM tpenu
Der ,bemCtratiI9en" @artet be5 Ncroens, aus
Der er feline reme @attet int Nuroen allein refru.
tiren fam, audi nod bas iril6e 8ptum enteebt
oann 1T bas @prt vtnaustcot" fir tGrsn 3rn
cine ptel gu 14tpa&e 8e3et6nuns.
8etlGufg 9ela9t, fpnnte uno burfte aud
NIT Der Wcnrce=D %oftrtn. ais beren 8orfGms
pier t4 Nnprerp Scbnlon iGOn 70 uft protla-
mirt bat, In @btlaoeIpbta fetn Staat eemaGt
werben, neil Geparb ben Gran;pIen in Merito
frete 5ano ldbt unb In 1einer SerptlttGt qeaen
ytapcleOn eben tpieper Dem SefebI CAB, auf ct
paiee S&tfe, Die ben msritanii6en 9tepublt>
tanern @afen Uber gar Manni9aft brineen
molten, in unleren 5afen unb GepdGern
1an, aenaI at fatnben unb at fpibeln,
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Ser ber5tthe @ruN Rennfploaniens
at bic 9eptembercOn0enttcn faDIi6er
itnionifteu.

Oabrenb bic srObe Mlebr;aGl Der Burger
Der patriott1hen Staot philadelphia BITE De
ledaten ,u Der eben bort beenoeten Contention
Der Gspperbeabs unb Ge6elen NIT @tlestalte
aufna9m nnb bsbanbelte, tptrb iiG 8btlaoel.
pbia ben braDen iIoltmcn ~1ntpnSmGnnert &c.
aenitber, BITE bort AM 3. September suIammen-
treten, ais pabre Stabt Der 8rucerltebe er'
petIen. S6nen ltebt eth ebrenpuler, Ber3lts
der, ia Elm beseiferter Gntpfans bepcr. Die
5ibuneem tperpem In Der tlaiFlhem nSnoepens
Deuce 6au," tattfnben, tn welaer bteielbe
MISUNDERSTANDING 3a Stanbe fam, fur
oeren 8rtn3tpien bte meilfen bteler Wfanner 70
utel eefrttten unp eelttten baben. Der Nd'
ttcnal linton Club bat beretts 8Ortebrmngen
,ur ealt[tAem Mufnabme Der Dslegaten gee
trcfen unb bas Staatecentralcomite Der re-
vublifantlAen @artst @enn' Y~lpantens bat gum
Vordus fclaerbe iAGne ELECTROMAGNETIC
brsFe an ie erlafen:
,,Dos Union . Staat8 @entralcomite Don
Wenn1plvanten ienbet lstnen braoeu untOns'
6rIbern i'm Gaben 1etnen 0ruB unb btetet
t6nen gum gcraus ben ber3ltdten Wtdfomm
bet @elesenbeit Der @er ia~mmtung, 81 Der le
6ter tn philadelphia am Mpnta9 een 3. Sep'
TENDER sulammentretem.
Die @e16tGte liefert fetn 3wette5 BetlpteI
bes Batrtptismus, bes WutbeS unb Der Sreue
bte1er MGnner, bic bonn Nubsgtnn Der &ebele
ltpn Bis ans gnoe einen euten Rampf fampfe
ten nnb bic Sreue btelten.
uGs banbelt lid INN Gnti@etpung uG6er bte
6raeen: iOQ bic 2p9alttat In Der Perlp on iOle
der BatrtUten prpItribirt uno betraft wereen;
1oQ Der 8erratb In Der Ner1on Der S@ulobe-
labenen urbeber nnb Mseuten Der &ebeltOn
belcbnt uno 9eebrt tperoen :? Solicit BITE lpY'
allen Maien pper bic getduIGten unD befe9ten
8errdtber baS 2anb rseteren? On bteien
eruben Strettfrueen lit Sober NIT 1etnem 9e-
6en bettetttst. unb tnttnttmdstg taben f&
uniere IIbli4en Witpatripten Der Static 5us
~aepanbt, an ipelGer Der erpBe Srei6rief antee
rtfanif6er 6reibett auerIt o~erfInot9t tpurpe;
I'm beiltaen S@atten Der 1nabbdn9tstettS'
6a(le rcQen fe oasGeliibbe ibrer Grelte segen
bic Nrtnstpten ieneS unlterbli6en @laubens'
befenntntIes erneuern uno lt4 NIT tbren unit
ontftihen 6reunben beratben.
,Sm Mamen Der lOYalen Mdnner bes Srets
faates WennI9lSanien btetst bte6 Gumtte bter4
NIT bantbar unb freubig bteien 9atriOten UNI
Greunben aus ben lIbliden Staaten ben berg
li6fen 0tufomm.
,NQe, pel9e tommen, iperben nit Cfeneu
Arnteu unb nit 9er3eaSpdrme empfan9en
tperben.
DIE llntOn8mdnner bes 9an3en Staatea
fno freunplt6 II. p%ringeno cingelaben, bters
Der at tpmmen, bic GunSentipm NIT :Brer @e'
genpart su teebren unb es @den gu ermS9lts
Gen, oab fe 19 iiber bic @e9enwart uno 3u'
tunft unleres sefdbroeten 9antes nit einanper
berat9en.
,Serner i6lasen mir sor, boB uniere
6reunbe aus anberen nGrbli6en Staaten Bel
bieler tpt&tisen @eleeenbett Oele9aten BIER
Ser ihideu, niGt bamit rieel6en In Der Gcn'
Sentirn fsen, fonbern bamtt fe erntunternb
nit BEN sepriften fIbltfen SreiheitsHslDen
suldmmenfptrfen.
Muf ben 8sfebI pes Gomtte's:
S. 81. Serbian.
gcrItber.
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Amfrikani(de na6rt6ten unN u0ti3en

8rutaIttaten 9egen Treeb-
men tn Sreberid So, Wb. Sn
bent 1cnlt 70 tGihttgen Grepertd So. beinoet
G6 Elm Saupt= &ebelen, unb GOpperbeaos gfef,
bas ben boAtrabenben Namen Berlin fnGrt.
Oteienigen ietner gepObner, bic 3u Der eben
e%rwdtnten poGitiiden 8laTe seGSreu, MAIDEN
li@ etn @srsniisen baraus, I'M Naui6e bic
borttsen Garbtaen, tpelGe gang oroertlt6e u.
Heistae 9eute finb, oufs b~rutalife at mtBbans
belu. NuG In Der nmaegenD peruben fe ber<
artiee Gerbreden. Sp fam !. 9. am Is.
b. cine Mn3abl berfelben mad 8etersOtQe 1t.
na&bem ie li2 balelblt In S4nap5 %betrunten,
maGten lie, pbne bab irsenp cine DrOuCtattUn
scraussegansen, etnen mSroertiAen Nngrih
auf ate 6arbisen, bic fe ftnpen ~fonnten, tpu'
BET Iie oerli6erten, baB Ge aue Tarbtsen uno
bus Sreeomen's Bureau lelbf aus Warslanb
Sertreiben piirben.
So tanbeln bic jebissn Sreunoe heS @Cuo.
Spaun.
8ebentfame bemtf6e Sttm =
men aus Teras. = Wel4 noblen Gons
trait bilpet bas freilinntge unD fretmutbtse
gluf treten Der beutt9en u~nipnsbldtter 1T Ses
ras seaen bas reattion6re@ ebabren Der beuts
Ihen Gppperbeabblatter bes Hcrben5
so faet 4. 9. bic y. DEM uaferen patrtcs
ten Slate rsbtsirte II nj N" in @aloel ton
iiter Oas gertaItniB spilden GcnereB uno
linton:
,gDtr ~bebaupten mit3uoerlt9t, baB In benz
betriibten Sample, Der fi6 nur su balo 3pt-
Ihen benz GcnareB uno Der GrecutiSgeipalt
berausbtlbete, Der gcnsreB e5 mar, Der im
@an3en unb allsemetnen NIT Dem tlaren Se'
puBtIetn bae rsttenDe .3iel i'm Muse bebtelt,
uno ummanbeIbar auf iener gafs Ser6lteb,
auf Ger li4 Die 0runbfefen Der Union unb
Contribution er6eben.
Der GcnsreB BAT bielen aompf Bis gum
lebten MUmente Der Grecutioe seeeniiber liegs
reid burhaeflbrt unp bterburG ben pratti<
IAen 8emets e~eltefert, bas i'm GongreB repre-.
lenttpe8plt tebe 1Sber, ais bic tneSel6liHe
Bios In @o03ug Iebenbe greeuttSe. DicSpal.
tune ,piiten ben beiben 8egterungs3meigen,
Die 0lei6 mad ben, 3uiammentrttt beS guns
erelTes fi6 bemerfbar maGte, Gatte f6 alma
liza meGr unb mehr pergrSBert uno te mebr Der
@onare6 auf Dem betanb, tpae er fir iein
Ne6t, llno guar Staerung unierer blutis ers
tGmpften Grrunseni&afteu rStttg btelt, cefO
n1ebr lSlte lA Der @rdiibent opn jener Bartei
los, bic i'm In feline Stelung er9oben, 70 oas
nun eben Sens, bic i'm nod Bel ieinem @mts'
%antrttte nit ben srDbten S@u,abunaen iiber.
bauften, ton jebt NIT eben 70 efelDaften Sob
bubeleten lberi9itten, bic Ne sletdjetttg an
lire abrtsen Screen, Self. Davts, See, Sobn.
ton &C., 10 fret9ebts Seridwenoen.
ygBobl ME mar Dies in lpfdem @rabs Der
Sail ais eben jebt, mo iener Stetn bes Nnifo-
Bes fur bic Ots~uniOnspartei, Der GunsreB f@
vertaet bat, unb man often nnO unoerblImt
erfl1rt, jsbt lei bic Belt, NIT 6ilfe bes @rait-
oenten bic Neccnfruttion TN Stnne bes Sit
oens, b. s. ni9t oes loYuGen Sbetles be1elben,
UNI ieben 9rets burdmfibren uno 3u btelem
!3wede fslbi1 Dor repulutionaren Nabreseln
niGt surid3ui6reden.
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GerlAte pte baS Oten eripabnte tperoen
BON ben @ebelen uno &e6ellenfreunben ab'
ltatliG perbrettet, UNI 9esen bte armen Garbt'
gen 3u beben. Sambo 1T niGt nur ntHt
asere0tS, Ionpern er Serbtent eber Taoel tres
gen Der GIeleaepulb, tpomit er lfG bon Ietnen
alien rnterpriidern nod thinner mtBbanoeln
IaBt.
= grnenuung eine& StGatSG'
fir 8Ouutp 'MnfprI6e.
GOo. Waro pm Stem Seriep bat General 6. 8.
.Galnbea ala Staatsa9enten %ernannt, I'm ben
9ten Serieper Soloaten ale Soften, pelhe iba
men ourd GUQettipneu ibrer nod au8itebsnoen
4nIprGGe Oh bic &esierun9 namentli6 Der
tur3li6 permiligten 8puntp, eripu6ien, gu ct.
tparer. General GambeG, pel6er iid I'M Sci
be au8ge5eihnet uno frlber NcUOtat in Barren
@ountp mar, ieitber aber cine STEELE i'm 6tnar5=
cepartement gu Waibin9ton eingencmmen bate,
TT i'm StdatSbauie 81 Srentpn 81 fnoeu, mo
ibm cine Office e%in9erdumt murbe.
-&m nit @6[fen. Set Sipton
in Dem gleidbenannten @Ountp, Snoiana, rpure
be 0auio 8biteieQ in Der uOriaeu @ode pDn
elmer @6lfin uno ibren BRET aiemlid ero6en
Suusen ptitbeno ange3rifen. Gin l6redliher
&anpf entlpann ii6. 3ulebt t%riumpbtrte Der
v9err Der S66pIung" iiber bic reibenbeu
Sbtere. Sc 9eluna tbm na6 unldsli6en Gn.
%itrengungen, ale pier gu t6oten.
4. Or Tuoungtn 8etr. Der Stru
6enbeteu6tung. Gin in Bolton Ie6en.
Der Seuti&er, Namen8 Sob. Sell, bat cine
@orfebruug erfunoen, bic Strabenluternen in
ether Stapt auf einmuI anSusinben uno auas
3ul6i6en. Ser @ebrau6 ucn G(ettricitSt III
Spar nidt ueu, olletn bic @rfinouug beitebt in
einem NIT elmer eletIriI6en 8atterie o~erbunoener
9abn, oermittellt oefen Der Operateur urn einen
centralen Nuntte aus baS @aS ab 8 unb andre.
ben unb e8 hurA bic elettriiae 8ltterie an3in'
ben tam. Menn Ger Minb bas 8us ousblo'
fen fOlte, 10 cnt3iinoet li6 oaIIelbe pieber ourd
bic in ben 0rdbten ii@ beftnpenoe Siee BON fell
Der,
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gar nt6t baran au penfen, ba6 Nnbrew Sobnp
ion emit feIblt inter bielen l~lntontlten mar.
DurA fem neuefeS @ebabren bot ober Sobne
ion bas Nnpenten an letae Before @ersan9en'
bett ol~lerbtnss bermaBea serptl6t, bub er ben
faux pas letues Sreunbes aus Der &ebeQenar'
NEE f9on persetben mnB.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

act within any judicial district, 1t shall be
lawful for him. in his discretion, TO direct
the Judge. Marshal and District Attorney OF
such district to attend at such place WITHIN
the district and for such time as he may
DESIGNATE. for the purpose of the more
speedy arrest and trial of persons charged
with a violation of this act; and it shall De
the duty of every judge or other oincer,
when any such requisltlon thah De received
by him, to attend at the place ana loi the
time therein designated.
SEC. 10 That it shall be lawful for the
President of the United States, or such per
sons as he may empower for that purpose;
TO employ such part OF the Iand OF l ia...I
forces of the United States, or of the militia
as shall be necessary to prevent the viola
ton and enforce the due execution of this
act.
SEC. IL. That upon all questions OF law
arising in any cause under the provisions OF
this act, final appeal may be taken to the
United States.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

Mr. Gladstone has explained the ministe-
rial reform bill. 1t reduces the qualifications
OF country voters from fifty pounds to four
teen pounds occupancy, and for borougbs to
seven pounds rental, and to dodgers paying
ten pounds for apartments. The total num-
Der of voters in England, Wales and Scot
land in 1864 amounted to I,I28754, and the
reform bill will, if it passes Parliament, add
about 100000, making 1,50O,00 voters in a
population of %, 100000.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

. The Carrollton Conservative, of the
9TH, gives the sad intelligence of the death
OF Hon. J. P. Scales, of Carroll county
The deceased was well known throughout
the State, and his marked abilities and
sterling qualities had won for him the con-
fdence of his fellow citizens and of his col
leagues in the House of Representatives of
the State, over which body he had Presided
with much distinction as Speaker
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

% We have received through the mails a
copy of small pamphlet entitled "a his
torical sketch of the Quitman Guards. COM
pany e. 10th Miss. Reg't," written by one
OF the members of the company and dedi-
Gated to Col S. Mcneil Balm, formerly a
member of that company,and the last Col
oneI commanding the regiment. The sketch
commences with the organization of the
company in Pike county, and follows it
through the organization of the 10Th Missis-
sippi regiment at Corinth, in MAY 1861. and
formation of Brigade at Manassas, to the clos
ing scenes of the surrender of Lees army
on the 10th of April, 1865. The tolls. pri-
vatlons, agonies and glories of four wears of.
fragment of General Lees army. are
clearly and faithfully reproduced in this
little book. The truthfulness of the nara
tive OF the glorious Valley campaign under
General Jackson, will be felt and ac-
knowledged by all who participated in
those brilliant and memorable scenes of
Confederate history.
After the seven days battles around Rich
mond, the 10th Mississippi was brigaded with
the 18th, 10Th and I'd Mississippi Battalion.
afterwards the 4Sth,) under Gen. Feather
ston, and the history of any portion of that
command is the history of all the Missis-
sippi troops who served under Generals
Featherston, POsey and Harris, and will be
most interesting to them.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR SALE

| nANE lot of second hand ARM CHAIRS
kOc ND WALNUT and PINE TABLES and
also four fine CHATTING DISHES. The above
articles are nearly new, and are offered at a bar
Street A u KEFCrCITtI EtHVe
April l2d9t L. -
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

THE BELFAST GUERRILLAs.-The senten-
ces and findings of the military commission
in the case of three more of the Belfast
guerrillas and one other citizen, was pro-
mHlgated Saturday.
Against John G.. Richardson and VIM. B.
Rawles (eitizens) the charges were first,
being a guerrilla marauder;" second, rob
berry, OF both charges and the specifca-
lions they We're found guilty" and senten-
ced to confinement and hard labor in such
prison as the Commanding General of the
Department may direct, for ten years. Mo-
bile Tribune.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

p The courthouse question" in Lauder
dale county, has been decided against Meri-
dian and in favor of Marion Station by a
majority of 81 votes
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

2 If this is a white mans government
1t IS equally true that there is a country
where special rights and privileges are con-
ferred on the black man because of his race
and color. The constitution of Liberia, a
republic established by and for the negro
in its constitution provides that none but
citizens may hold real estate in the repub-
lie. None but persons of color
shall be admitted to citizenship in the re-
public" There are some white men in
Liberia, but they are ruled by the blacks,
and can neither own real estate nor exercise
the franchise. We have heard no complaint
from Ihad Stevens or Sumner of the Lii
berian patriots. Of course as they only de-
prive white men ofpolitical rights the cir
cumstance is not worth mentioning
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

- The Mobile Register and Advertiser,
copying from the Clarion the letter of Gen.
Ewing, prelaces it with these remarks;
The late Major General in the Federal
army. who writes the following letter to the
Governor of Mississippi sets good exam
Pile If it should be generally followed
adams & Co.'S Express would do a Gus
tom-house business in bringing home all
the piano-fortes, books, pictures, watches,
iewelry and "silver spoons" which were
eloigned in the process of crushing out the
rebellion. We wonder if even the beast
would not strain point i'll his natural char
acter and disgore. We should like to see an
inventory of his personal considerations"
There is another General in Ohio, who
should take a hint from Gen. Ewing, if we
may judge by the following advertisement:
FOR SALE-STALLION- Rose
Ian I,--IIO'',- o mion Blue John, the best
bOOded stock of Tennessee, viii &c t,rrui "a
for sale at Carney's sale stable, on Fifth
street, Tuesday, March 81, 1866. This horse
was captured by Wilder's renowned brigade
in the winter of 1923, and presented to the
General, then commanding the Army of the
Cumberland.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

The Savannah Republican of March 49,
announces the release of Hon. ID. l.. Yulee
from Fort Pulaski.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

NEW oRLEANs MAJ
c. ID. FREEMAN-BerTy's PuyeIIss. 20
use under my own inspection since ~ - 4
and lip ronounoe il without hesitatiohl -
used. 1t will heat iron of any sils - A
conveniently, and with less coal than ~, ~,
ers have ever tried In welding Z 80 4
blast can be regulated to heat botn 80 ~ 4
in one fire, thus saving much time -. -, 4
II does not get hot, consequently ee.1s~ n
them. THOS QeOssl
Foreman of Smith Shops, McCanns 80 80
For parish rights IN Louisiana and y :
IN Mississippi and Alabama, adarse, ~ ~
a Richards. ID. Z. .1~rrir
Late o. a.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12
HIPLA! WHOA!!

EEIE IL d ! W HOA
Just received direct from the Mammoth Pipe and
Tobacco Mandatory of Messrs A. L. & G.. Robin
son Louisville, Ky,
Gross Fancy French Clay Pipes
Genuine French BIiar Pipes
Rosewood Pipes.
Shaker
ID Drums Golden leaf Smoking To-
baCcO (choice).
Id Drums Miunehaha Smoking To
baccO (fne).
! ID Plugs Unique Smoking Iobac-
(excellent).
lb Plugs Dream Land Smoking
Tobacco uueXcelled).
ID Papers pressed Oronoko Smoking
Tobacco Uair).
Call and see for yourselves and be convinced. L
viii sell them CHEAP FOR CASH.
State Street I'D Capitol Restaurant stand is the
place for bargains.
April 2d2t. A. p. KEESECKER Jr
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HUMPHREYS


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Read the following certificates i'D
New Orleans mechanics: -
NEw ORLEANS, NAT
MR.. ID. c. FREEMAN-H s. IetAf
Tuyeres have been in use in some OF t9sik Y,
ner my care since November last, anu
entire satisfaction. The workmen gslt
fer them to any they ever used !
commend them as the best ] have -,
years experience in blacksmithing; h -
quicker, more perfectly and with i'
"'''i s''''Hs ou' VI Oruei' JAS Nc
Foreman Leeds Foundry SUI
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That's the Right Way.

In many of our exchanges from the North,
and from our own sections of late, we have
noticed the revival of the old spirit of un-
generous abuse and expressed enmity to the
oppositc sections Now we do not believe
in the literal reading of the precept of turn
ing, when you are smitten on one cheek, the
other one for a renewed blowout we do
believe that more real benefit to the coun-
try would ensue by combining ourselves to
the defense of our people of the Southern
States and to the earnest effort of trying to
build up a party which, in conjunction with
our own efforts, will finally lead to the ac-
complishment of our just rights and the
restoration of our former privileges. Crimi-
nation and re-criminatiou prove nothing.
They excite only luminosity and hatred You
cannot convince man he is wrong by
calling him a liar Neither can abuse en-
tender kind feelings. Let the radical press
TEEN with abuse. To amend il with abuse
is only feeding the flame with fresh fuel
Let us cudrayor to be calm. Let Us answer
vituperation with Cacts. Let us disprove
wu,,.-ul, accusations concerning our sec
| ton. with reason. five denounce radical
/ ism" as disunionism, let US respect the
| opinions and cultivate the kind feelings Of
/ that portion ofthe party which is not crtrcme
! in its opinions. Let us remember that there
can be faction South as well as North. Let
us remember that all members ola party rep
resented by radical maiorities are not pos
sessed ofcxtremc feelings. No government
was ever successfully conducted whose
measures were radical No government
founded upon radical support was ever
strong or possessed the affections of the peo-
| pie Rudicalislu is faction Faction de-
stroys, It never perpetuates. 1t pulls
down. 1t never builds up. Moderation,
conservatism, : what strengthens 4 gov
eminent Itinvites wisdom into its coun-
ellis 1t encourages kindly feelings. 1t
bnilds upon the principles of iustice-.iustice
to sections Is well as to individuals-justice
to States rs well as to corporations 1t
gains the respect and love of the
masses and works with intelligence.
Moderation is what we most need, now.
Conservatism must be encouraged When
faction rules, love Of country is sacrificed to
personal ambition, and the future Of the
people is coIored by personal preiudices-i>
sacrificed to individual feelings II we
would succeed, We must bury out Of sigh
our personal injuries, prejudices and pas
sious, and encourage in their stead love OF
our 'rt0lc country, a respect for our rulers
a charity Of feeling towards those who diff