The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-25

~ to~'ons iot coming Gown are simply
/ WANT HARMONY AND Want
THE SUCCESS OF rCONsEfvATTVR
AKN. four, ,trely:
LowNDns couNrr.
The Columbus Index speaks thus snoour-
TnT HwonK Gons BnavrLv Os-Prom All
parts OF che STATE comes thu Klmd news pre-
saying victory % the Conservative cause.
Renewed activity and increased energy np-
pears 20 animate che Conservative party
throughout she State. "A perfect ground
swelling Is going on ~ this section that win
crush out all opposition BY the a0ih Of No
vember II it continues The Radicals are
losing hold on the confidence and conacion-
ces OF their deluded folioweru- They have
demanded too much % them and they open
~ rebel. Lowndes with her 1000 against
her, throws down the gauntlet a. her sister
counties aud challenges them f0r the homer
OF being the Banner county IN the coming
struggle.
MONROE COUNTY.
The Aberdeen Examiner says that there
are hot lees than five hundred white men IN
Monroe county who have not registered,
and calls upon them TO do 20.
The scooba Spectator says.
The TeleEramh make \ prophetic an
nouncement when Il u said Judge Dent
goes 10 Washington professionally aud Gen.
Alcorn, 70 his home on private nfiaiFs." In
terprnlaflnn--I Judge Dent WIN 81 elected
trinnl bhantly-a amer serving hls STAT
In that capa6iiy. will NO 60 tho W. 8. Senate
(where Aic0rm wants 10 80, but minf goinw)
on the othnrahand AioOrn will BE- repudiated
sy sas Ps9ps D0se glss emo oeo5se, S 91 ;,
| hia private affairs A. he WIN not Be troubled
with che Governouhip. Time S0th Novem-
Der next.
From tho Columbus Sentinel.
The Dent Club met on last Saturday night
| 70 hear the addresses Of Col. W. H. Sims
and Austin Jones, aud Rev. Pleasant Bowler.
Trhe Court House was packed % Ia ut
most capacity, and that sort Of enthusiasm
which manifcsts deep quiet earnest thought
and reflection prevailed.
Col 5lmA spoke Cor nearly two hours and,
| In our Judgment made one Of the very best
speeches that we have yet listened % Ca
| this canvass. lie WAS earnest, eloquent and
| convincing. and mace an impression upon
the crowd which will be- answered up 70"
on the 3Oth November.
At Che conclusion Of Col. Sims speech,
Austin Jones addressed the audience IA q
speech fun OF good sense, sound advice 20
hia race. and one which ought 10 do them
great good In the matter Of voting.
When Austin Jones stopped, John Hinton
| began. Hinton made short bat a good
/ speech. We wish that every coi0red man IN
the county had been out to hear these color
ed men, who Are the true aud honest repre-
1
on Tuesday night, Pleasant Bowler. who,
In our Judgment Il the ablest mar Of hls
| color Ia this section, Will talk % The people.
| We hope 20 see the Court House packed -
hear this colored man trOt AL such hypo-
critics as GleeG through the political sham
bles.
The Tallatchlan iD speaking Of a Radical
| meeting which was held in Charleston on
the 10Th inst. has che following
lin short we must say, that after AT che
| efforts that have been made, by the bitter
enders, and they have done their best ns We
| believe, they have most signally failed, 20
get uD that enthusiasm and bad feeling, upon
which alone they depended for the success
Of their ticket. Ia the minds Of the me-
groes In this place. They may have made
some converts among che bad and Vicious
negroes OF the neighb0rhood. but the great
majority OF our colored people seem 70 have
discovered all at once, the character or the
men that are working 20 array them La d
party against the whites.
Many negroes about town have to-day
(Friday) come out boldly and declared their
purpose 20 vote aud work for the Dent tick
ct. They say they have not seen q rrepect-
able representative OF the AlcOrn ticket yet,
while they see their old masters, and old
friends al on the other side. One more such
a pow WOW will will give 10 Dent the cOun-
g almost unanimously.
The Yazoo Banner gives the following ac-
count Of the manner in which the canvass
is progressing In that county.
The discussion at The CITY Hall last Friday
night was a very Interesting affair, and was
listened to by large number % eitizens 81
! both races. Col. Andrews led on ia a hne
closely connected argument Of an hour, and
was followed by Col. Morgan, radical can
didate for the State Seuate, In a speech Of
an hour and a half In which the usual rndl-
, cal thunder was made TO do duty, and which
as usual, failed 20 meet the impregnable po-
8 sitIons OF his predecessor. The debate wa
: closed with a speech OF a half hour BY X
, Campbell, Esq.
gan 70 call for Wade (colOred) from Ohio
Wade came forward and spoke few min.
; utes, was followed in a cORenL splritec
speech by Col. Andrews, who was followed
, by Col. Morgan In very few words. Till
ON saturday night 9Th inst, nne meet
ing was held az Dover. Speeches we're made
: by j. g. Prewett Major }. n. Bell and Va
nus Wilkinson (cOi'd) la the order we give
their names.
), Al Mr.. X. Ledbetter's place a hrst rat
= meeting was held on saturday night. S;ronf
:, speeches were made By NJ. W. III. manRuu
and Rev. Reuben Polk (c0lored) and gren
8 deal Of good was accomplished.
= We have no report nom the radical meet
:. ing az Whites but as we we're Fepresente'
by Wash. Gibbs and DR.. Smith, we are con
u fident the Conservative cause received ~
!, Dc triment.
Judge Bowman addressed n 1ne meetinl
r at Pay mes place on Tuesday night
y A good meeting on the ivanhoe Flauth
ton, on Wolf Lake, was addreeaed b.
Messrs. w. II. Mangum and J. =. Prewet
- Wednesday night
The work l. going braveiy on, and n III
3. people OF the State generally work az bar
~ we do we will carry the State by 700
}. majority. YazOo is all right.
Capt. Schwlng. Of Fayette, was nominate
I. BY the National MON Republican Commit
tee Of Jefferson county, 20 represent th
: state senate.
The Iuka Gazette says:
= We this week place the Dent State ticke
at the head Of our paper, and with IL "a
}. name Of Major j. l.. Woh0rd for Congress
in this District. We do this 10 defeat ca
. Radical candidate, believing, ~ we do, tina
d Major WOii0rd Is the strongest man. MI
! Avery Ia our friend, personally and p0liu
\ cally. and under other circumstances W
would be glad 20 support him, but atte
= cIose aud critical inquiry we are cOnviuce
a that he il the weaker Of the two cOnservt
tive candidates. and that ~ the vote ia div
= ded between them the Radical will be elect
!. cd IN this. the strongest conservative d.
trict in the state.
= The Forest Register says; ~On Saturda
A. last we are Informed, about eight rndici
- negroes at Lake station, set upon fab ~ ,rp,
a peaceable Conservative II epublican. IA
beat and bruised him shamefully, iniurin
one Of bis wrists 90 that be Is unable 10 3
70 work this week. The timely intrrierenc
Of other Conservative cOlored men an
"a whites prevented any further insult 10 igl
: Right here, we wish % know Of the whit
y men Of this county, ~ they mean % perm
y our cOlOred friends who desire - vote wiz
us, 70 be insultSd and maltrrated on that af
D. q count. For ourseli we need not .peak' ,l 2