, 1869-10-19
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
The Rival Candidates for txevarno

Hae N1fa1 Candidates for Governor.
GFr'aed, A.Aa. {0ek. ~ Correspondents pf tA.
Aer Pert 1stauas.
Judge Deaf had appotated to Address the paon]f
9! Iais to@n and the surrounding country to-.iay.
10 18 SURPRISE the tram from Jackson brought
10 the place Last hight The Republican champioo
General A!cor1. Consideration was apparent thts
morning On the iaees Of the Democrats, when
table face To face With the Republican uolpInet.
U5 arrangement. a d1Ejton Of tine xxyo tae itad
Alcon followed, and 1itef him judge Dent :. =
p!ief rejo!adct having been allowed 10 General
-Four or f1se hundred men asaenb]ed to hear the
dtsc11satop- -fuur-nfths Of them neRyota Mator
Chalmers opened With speech conceotnR tSSt
t;e1s!A Alcotn Is I man Of the highest order Of
state. lie Assated, however, he record Of tae
gentleman. and endcAyoFel to pruye h1m In faTor
Sf bP5o,c1tpuon and hostile to the interests Of he
General Aco1n rose to reply He showed tha.
icqutres into his 1oll'tral fecort could not be
Command Of al the uoops' Of the state
to,,se to lase 1t u the ia.t moment Of the
ste ssa s,en sa hin e. H. ,ase4 Of s
Lis election g one Of its Senators under the John.
ION po!!cy. He potnted oot that The Dent party
ts ate hspghllcsns With the Republicans lett o1t;
thnt The Democrats, With not two dozen excep.
Ions are opposed 10 neRso su1erage and to the
!aMs o. recon.truc'ton ~ revolutionary and
St... s9a:" Ae explained thai The interests Of the
N1ttes demanded that the Suffrage question BE-
settled nnsilJ, and that, peace ptaced thus On 4
sure basis, the people Of both races unite Ia tbs
foaa common g1!no,e 81 matsttai pfogreaA The Ut
big speech, and 10 such an extent at several pss
aakes a. 70 hare drowned the voice Ct the speaker
vim ahout& which left no doubt Of the fnct That
Of AcQ1n.
JIcge Dent made pretty, but Tot forcible vi.
dtese. VERY EcntlemanIIe, and with d style Of
MI fn3N AA q Al
Mississippi stump III was profuse II IL % as con-. 20;
p!meaA 70 We ABILITY, the honor aad the h1Sn
pot!t!oa socially Of bis EiEal and confessed tnst
nn a1cellent Governor. He denied, however, that
W. IsaE tte IT Msnt " ss,d Judge Dcnt, - r.
tore ieft W arlington. lie told ms ha Wis in
t1tt1s.sd n! % ". opgosed % tns extremist,
esI Ae EGtanf> dtd not Wish to announce thIa
publicly. a. he nould then have the whole Radical
PETTY jumping o. hin HE 70 many wildcats and
he would shase the gane fats Al poor johnson I
cannot nslp stating that theJ arc sincere and then
ne sato, go On, Dent; hope you viii b elect
THIS Il tne e1acs substance @ &C. Of his iansu.p. nm,
DER tntA head. aud Will b. read with surprise by
many uenbesa Of The Republican palsy at tue
General .Aleorn re1oine1 briefly, aad WIZ fol-
loved ~ ireland, ooloecd man Of intelligence.
TOM Iennessee. Ireland WAS followed On the
HfpupLc2n SIDE A1o, ~ Carter and negro man
u eoure capacltJ-and both made sevesal poluts
Fafch went home to the hearts Of the negroes ia
asof OF The electlon Of Aleor1. The meeting
!epara'ed in perfect harmony, although At some
?assages IN the speaking lew On both aides had
heir hands upon their pistols.
Judge Dent, in reply 70 Al invitation to make tho
ansass q. Win General A!corn, has accommodated
III committee to consent that he shall withdraw
rom the caHyass TO return 10 Washington, whi1e
General A1corn goes over the ground Of his
bent a speeches already made, 30 that both shall
:one together here " about the eoth instant, to
am on the cansass 10 It's close from this place,
he llth.