Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05


48nnae a. Is
hasfF.
Ne eaiaea en- colarad 1e0nlo,
wHe dssife a. Iieain peacs aad
1elIoHsale And prosperity aad
liberty and Freedom. altA eI6 pen
manent white eilizensof The State.
II. Reuse aialian0n with these
midnight emisaarios-these TO-
mentors n discard and strife
these hIldnAss of Northern lahat-
ieism and home scuundrellsm.
ID tiie Gazette Dc 0ctobef 9Th,
he following spicy criticism OF
General Alcofn appears
The var ever, and rccoustuc-
ton cosnmaccd. Cen AIe6rn
ranged himself under the banner
Of The oxltcme Radical carpet
bhg robbers, and with them he
has acted up TO this time, hound,
ing them on IN Al their ontFag@,
al aiaif b dl1hbddd bcanhdra.
ism. All the county Offices IN
Coahoma are held by him and his
family, tby carpet Beg appoint!
ment) and there he owns and
edits the'dirtl sespFt % a. carpet
bag paper-hlled with insult and
injury to the people ofthis State.
@ts @sf3A atAf 500
We hadrathar see Mississippi
continue unreconstructed for ten
years 70 come, than have Aleorn
for Governor. A man with more
vindiciiveness cannot be found,
And IL viii Be q gloomy day fol
kour State when he q elevated "a
supreme pOwer.f ; stilf3rl
Mon Of Nflssisaippil behold The
man that q base fabble, cheered
ON By Federal hayonets, would
make Governor of your unfortu.
nate Statet
On November an he said:
People 81 Mississippi ! arouse
yourselves 70 actioni You are
81 the verge d IL hell of horrors
8hich are described n Tie fright.
fuls accounts from Florida and
ENorth CarOlinA pbat it's II YOU
lpower 10 rescue your State from
tht yaWning abyss. Slay away
from ahe polls man Dc Missis
Sippi, and you viii heboand hand
and foot BY these conspirators,
and you and your children made
hewers Of wood and drawers o.
water for long years 70 csme
while Alcorn, Powers q Co. will
| fatten on your substance, rob you
Of your property, and lord It Owe
you ID khky bwlelE ff3fsEt NJ
Such were the opinions held b
ihis model eoaysrA only > "a
montha ago. IN q lata Issne n
speaks OK General Acorn Is
man Of patriotic Impulsez-a sin.
cere lover Of his country, and on
who viii use bis Official station
solely for the peace and safety o
the people and the prosperity 0
the State, and for this reason vii
give him q hearty support
Mr.. Harper can only presuml
that Gene Alcorn'e administra
ton viii Be strictly Republican il
Its character; gondncted on til
most advanced Aenels Of the Re
, publican party. Such being th
case, viii ho, and his class Of men
! continue 10 support in good faitl
al Republican measures, and d
I battle ia their defense, whethe
! Gen. AlcOEn or any other man be
. comes Governor Of the State P
1.-THE principles Of the party vii
1 In either case be the same, an'
| equally entitle TO the support 0
!. all who can subscribe 70 the RI
3 publican creed. We may adt
however, that we have no faith |
2 DEATH Desltepentanee, and we loo
upon Mr, Harper's case as one
this kind. &B
When he predicted with {
much prophetic vision, that OF
! success would be ffaught with vi
. told calamity to the people of Il
] State, he may have been hol
|. eel, but he would have give
more evidence Of being so if !
had deferred his coming until '
had proven them, by practical d
monstratlon, to be false. As II
he laysh himself open to snspicio
&C leask and veil deserves the {
we're entlcish md eensnfe lfo b
9 received a. the hands OF The Co
, servatise pfesb.. Neither can
Z expect to ingratiate himself In
4 The good oplnipu Or party
aappIyina al 81 asts.
sreba ebssion Den
Y and e, ko.thege2ho Il
sffecently haen y friend
That R5 Ia ~ s
This -
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does 81 dBek
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