The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-03

-ai &c representation ;. a''os
s,o counties, and small r.. !" ae1s
where the whites predomin.t" 'e'entatio,
Snaih'iIl serrymand y 70, a -.
. .'e'sf conceived, and yet tb;s pDrpcs
proposed as permanent orga ' system i
government and irrepealabls a.IoD q
'wenty-seven years, if adoptsd at least "a,
we have thus seen that tboI.
the state are to be exalted to all ~ SAVES q
honors and emoluments. and ~, Ie Oaess
power all the appointments ana S'u IN the,
OF the State. They are also r. Pa'ronag.
ViSlon' thrust into all the ophl t'e" p'a
ances and places of entertaipIoan. convsy.
socially, as well as civilv ana and tn,
elevated above the educated - r'',usally
uan' and heretofore governing III Chr,
To complete this bill of ahonn Ass
contains no prohibition agaipsr I ia. i
rage between the black and W.. '"'eiina'
This, suppose, is intended ~ '@oe'.~
oondescension and privilege e9tera -a'''ao'
interior and degraded white race = - %
them in the course of coming pensre,' 'uA's
approach the Convention stando,1 T.
superiority and supremacy. Was M. I'RN
more disgusting and criminal eoe's
amalgamation, miscegenatiop. ara
ton 'ala
The school lands and educat;o,,
are all appropriated to this sama .r.. '@~'
foreibly uniting and mingling the ~. - q
among the whites in all the public So sOs
vate affairs of life from the eradl. F.'
grave. VIC
A Board Of Public Works with sal.
Olhcers at the Will of the Legis,..' '''S
Lieutenant Governor. a Comm;..i'
Emigration, Superintendent 81 n o.
Education, with a swarm Of nan sue
tofore unknown officers, detective. -, -'''
to be appointed at the sin Of tbsIa..l Pc
are also provided for in thia ama,,S. '.-''''
prolific a. 10 - with ingenious d.vi..,.. 'f''
the best people Of the State Of al 80.
s''''rfs ~, 's'rs>.'s,'ly rr yaIr.lfs 80.
la the judicial DupSytmsat. t.es.-.
sysie'a Is abolished. aud the ina. ~
Supreme Coer' sc appointed n t..s
ernor iot .iHs gears aud the CireB.t ~,
fo- - years. ss
The Bcarsss ~ Police are abslt.f
replace. - nee. system Of sa,-,s.s..
The t'robats Courts are aIal.s..s $40.
ia'.-d elton conferred GA a.para,s A..
eery Court, which Is a.as est.b....g
grevious outrage or the rights Of -
aud orphans, whose expenses will h. -.
mously increased and their bushes, 49,.
by delayed al p .ssaiium
~ pro- rs ..ialiG elton H. r.gs.,.
-. in any ea~u. thereby permitting l,.s
cases e. se es'j alieated by negro paspsr, /.
the irjusy Of the land owners.
Although an enormous fund i 10 bs NJ,
oas ~ the property Of the white rs, !.
s'''',e the education Of the negroes ID Is.
same schools with the whites. no edas,,.,..
al qualification is required for rioters or i.r-,
and by the wholesale disfranchisenest Z
the whites, the Liberties of the peop.s MI
be IN the hands of the ignorant negroes Vi,
are sworn in the Loyal Leagues to bs %.
political slaves of their Radical masters
by the terms of this Constitut5s d
amendment of the same can be maisn
quiring an educational qualification. Or srs
an intelligent understanding for yoter.
al the year eighteen hundred aud sig
five. The barbarous motive here dish
- PslP"bie. The registered negro voI
the majority. They are ignorant. ar
to remain so in despite of the UNISON 4
ors and emoluments thrust up, ss
They have no capacity whatever -
ment, and these LOYAL League h -
aud kidnappers will necessarily b. 81 IL
recipients OF the hcnOrs aul en-
the State for a period oftwent -
In other words a life estate for ''A
ton carpet baggers. For
period we shall have the unit
ignorance over knowledge
and crime over innocence.
La short the felonious Js.a.
Butler q Co, entrusted for
"drop-shot-gang" Of the h 1sb
whose special duty IL We -.
southern States T. To- : -. -
endurance. r go - F'i'' ~ Aal'
- a..--s',.1 - b,sl3 relief from 81
.S~-ssst.s che most ingenious. audaei5a
-s<> srous contrivance ever devised g.
overnment for a civilized people
Srely and fraudulently dsnomiuatsl
<-faTm Of civil government" Its smp,v
''-r5arous penal code for the puuisbmsl.
y he white race Of Mississippi. beeaa..
hsg had the manly courage TO assert thsl
constitutional rights against the corraF.
1rurpations Of the Radical party in Coz
.tsss, aud when driven 20 the wall 90 main
Ialn the principles Of the Constitution q
United State. by force of'arms n is Grim
nal legislation after the fact creating pc
itical offences, and providing punishment
therefor never before knoyvu. and b. be- q.
ices violation Of that clausc 81 tlIu Cou-ttu
ion 81 tas United States. which pral.t.a
q poet facfo laws.
The Convention was gu.lty az tlf n.s
and corrupt extavaE8u.s :. a
"a the pr aisn II 10 mvmbers-Its apru
'riations 81 political presses established q
he expense % the people Goa BE- oan uszs-
e. allowance ~ extortionate printing hls
Il the rate 81 50 eco Tor q iob worth sn.F
, 900 at most--the extension OF its ssss.ea
lom q period efthree day- all Sufficient el
"a .sfr' 'aat. ,-org>.ses. g. ars bu.'fff 80
.hi:ty -thrao day. aa.s ~ AL iAus- .arf-g'
devices taxing tive already over buriene-