The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-08
CONIMENTS OF TIE PRES o.
THE MOVEMENT OF TIE Coi
SENTATIVE REPURLICANa
From the Canton CIl
The Conservative Republican Co
Vcmtiom.


The Convention Of the CONSERVATIVE.
publican party, held in Jackson ON OBJ.
ut. the proceedings OF which were U
ca IN our last paper, was % move Boz fH0I.
direction, and "sigu of the tmcH
we hope, may be regarded asa bugllI.
| OF the future. we presume Che lH
the Convention may be- truly interpret.
sincere desire for amity, concord. pf1..-
restoration % every citizen, Of Wh.
race, color OF condition, 10 900 hls cNU
political rights, and the removal of
disability placing every man Ou
and equal footing. This D. what ODE .u
constructed States nccd-this is Wha N|
must have before Gen. Grants iulO.
Let US have peace can be- realized. II
all disfranchising laws are repealed, U..
distinctions between citizens are ob.Ipu.
the professions Of any man or party Oh.
sire for peace, will be as a sounding b
and a tinkling cymbal."
The Convention acted most wisely
think, la making pO nominations iO
Offices Of the State; and by not doing
gave evidence Of the sincerity uf tnCT
sire 70 coalescc and cooperate with lhrl.
sentative Democratic party in the conf
canvass. for the purpose Of defeating
DISTINGUISHING and other objection
clauses of the Constitution Of June WI
and Of defeating, also, the Radical. Eg
ston crew, which would have fastened on.
odious, proscriptive measures upon u. 81.
foisted themselves into all tie iaL oiigu
the State.
From the KosciLsko Chr0urE
In another column OF our paper $500.
found the proceedings, resolutions, oics %.
meeting Of the National Union HrUu
can Party" Of the State Of Mis-is-ippL D.
at Jackson, on the 23d ult. We have rNal
ined the resolutions passed by this meet.
aud must say, in all candOr, That cou l
but little 10 condemn, while there Il.
them much 20 commend. While they
strictly Republican, there is none OF Oh.
spirit OF Vlndictiyencss, OstraCi-m, aud D
preston, that usually charactoule resell.
tons emenatlng from the Republican Ur
OF the State Of Mississippi.
From the WinOna Democrat
Perhaps the Conservative Republican
exhibit 80 just and liberal dfsDosItiou t.
the contest will be Characteristic of th.
other States-that the struggle may br
clded in Mississippi by the two par
spoken of, and by the union Of the toua
vativc Republicans with the Democracy
fair opportunity % reconstruct uuOu tUr
honorable and acceptable TO our people.
Let vigilance and wisdom chuructoril0
under these auspiciOus Indication iUf n
better, 70 that when the time come. to 500
that every one may DO his whole duty. n'
out any discordant cOunsels and iu
present one solid column agl.
the enemies Of our peace and happiness.
In another column we publish the rcl
tions Of the Conservative Republicans.
From the Lexington AdvcH#
Then let the people sincerely dosir0u
a speedy reconstruction on ns cqul1
basis as possible, rally la support Of H
Conservative Republicans. Let us MOO %
70 professions unsupported by single
Of friendship or reconciliation. Pr0ic.io.
are easily made but acts are Of o. more po
tive aud indicative character. The tOuH'
yatiYe Republicans have acted NOT iu lIIa
lion, as is alleged, but In support OF geul
kepublicanlsm, but at the same time %.
have proved themselves, not inimical 90 w
people OF Mississippi. They are treaA
aud tho people should support them.