The weekly clarion., 1869-11-11

HOUSTON OCT. 10, 1903.
p,,rsusfnt 10 call, the Conservative party OF
3 #icI ssaw county met in Convention at the
iAsllrt House, Tor the purpose of nominating
hdidates for the Senate and House of Rep
#eutatives for this county.
b. motion, B. +. Fitzpatrick was called
@ the Chair and w. A. Bodenhamer ap-
lnted Secretary.
RTnon the invitation of the Chairman, Gen
M i. Tucker explained the object OF the
#ptinp In a brief but eloquent and spirited
aress, forcibly urging upon the Conven-
a the necessity of all good men, regard
& NJ color and past party affiliations. sup
Fting the National Union Republican
I'M 7tbe white mans and the black mans
tfy not the party of the one race TO the
flusion of the other) in the approaching
htest. and the Importance of all acting
8@pther as one man throughout the whole
hpaign.
I'm motion OF J. J. Davenport, Judge VIM.
NNllogg. Conservative Republican n candidate
Congress in this Congressional District,
requested to address the people at 2
oek P. NJ.
bn motion of Hon. J. j. Davenport, the
ttrcts were called and it appearing that
he of them were not sufficiently repre-
ted, on motion the Convention adjourn
10 meet again at the Court House, on
Ruriay, the 30th day of October, 1868, and
Secretary instructed to inform the sew
NJ Police Districts of the county and re-
.#est them TO send delegations on that day.
BE. FITZPATRICK, Chairman.
nj. \. BODENHAMER, Secretary.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS IN HINDs CoUN-
.-Hon. +. Speed and Capt. W. Il. Spears
I'D address the people of Kinds county, in
hall OF the Conservative Republican par
at the following times and places:
II tiCa Wednesday, Nov. 3.
auburn. Thursday, Nov. 4.
Bolton, Friday, Nov. 5.
Edwards, Saturday, Nov. 6.
THE Conservatives have nominated the
#lloving ticket in Monroe county:
FOR THE SENATE,
Second Senatorial District,
Nv i. Dowd, of Monroe
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
ibnry Tucker, j. Il. Gilleylen, r. Z. Houston
The Walden Times, in hosting the Union
#publican ticket, says:
We hoist at our masthead to-day the Cen
#vative Republican ticket, headed with
Elge Dent. Whatever difference of opin-
& existed in the minds of our people here
bre, on the policy of putting Democratic
ket IN the field, that subject was decided
al Canton a few days ago, by Conven-
h Of Democrats, who decided 1t inexpe-
nt at this late hour TO bring out such y
ket. They did not mark out any policy
he approaching canvass, yet it Is reason
TO suppose that that body and all be-
ging to that party will vote the Dent
et. We deem the election of the Dent
BET as important to the welfsre and pros
lty of the people of Mississippi as the
Ress Of the Democratic party.
len. James Dugan, the National Union
hublican candidate for Congress in the
I'd District, has published a large num-
OF appointments and is making q vigor-
canvass.
Ne Conservatives and National Republi-
have nominated the following ticket in
Foll county:
FOR THE SENATE,
2even Johnson.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
Rry Pitman, John McKinzie, Jack Lefiore
II. George III, Kitchens, hitherto prom
Radical, of Adams county, has come
IN letter in the Natchez Democrat, re-
being the Radical party and declaring
ndge Dent.
he Port Gibson Standard Is dealing stall
blows against the Radicals and for the
ticket.
e Natchez Courier speaks thus hopeful
1--WE have strong assurances that even
Adams can be carried by the COnserva-
as we have reliable ii.formdtion that
e are great disagreements existing
bng the Radical leaders of this county,
that it is altogether probable that many
the influential and leading members of
party will either affiliate with the Con-
katiVes or else put a third ticket in the