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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The Aberdeen Examiner states that the
Swedish and Danish citizens of that
town have organized themselves into a
Society bearing the name of Scandinavian
Society and designed for charitable and
convivial purposes.
This Is good move; and it suggests
to our people who are in favor of encour-
aging Immigration 50 to cooperate as to
provide homes for the new settlers in
bodies. They viii thus be afforded the
association to which they were accustomed
in fatherland and viii be the more readily
provided with churches for the observance
Of their religion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The Pilot publishcs withoa.
ment but with evident gusto s.le
of the Memphis SUN. tbat Gov A
"does not take very heartily u 20
pet-bag sort" Eeverthelcss :, n.
confessed that he did import 9.l '
Court Brown and ipaict him uPa
bar and people of this Districi-
did supercede the old war horse Z p
Shackelford, with "oW. Ben'-f
carpet-baggers in tho Canl1n D-I
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The New York Herald says that the
bill reported by MIR. Conkling one of the
Radical q. 8. Senators from that State,
to amend the naturalization laws, ought
to be entitled 'sAn act to discourage nat
nralization"-or rather, immigration,
since foreigners viii not be inclined to
settle in a country whose laws make
them objects Of inyidiONs Discrimination.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

RE-UEIoN OF BRorHERs. Vicks-
burg Herald calls meeting of the MEM
bers of Harris Brigade, resident in War
rem county, on Saturday evening next,
preliminary to meeting of the entire
Brigade at an early day. We trust that
this movement viii be followed up by the
surviving members of other commands
throughout the State, so as to keep alive
the spirit of true brotherhood which
should abide in the bosoms of the men
who hailowed by their heroic deeds and
suHerings the glorious cause In which
they fought,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

In the speech at Vicksburg on the oc-
casion of the decoration of the graves of
federal soldiers, it was stated that half a
million of federals fell in the war for the
subjugation of the South. This number
equals the entire Confederate force, from
the beginning to the close of the war; and
shows that ON an average every confeder-
ate ''got his man. before his cause" was
"lost
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

MORE LABOR FOR THE SoUTH.-The
bark Vile de ST. Loo reached New Or
leans yesterday with 1877 Chinese laborers,
brought over by the Arkansas Valley
Immigration Company, to be employed
in raising cotton along the Arkansas
River. The ship Charles Auguste is on
the way with go designed for sugar
plantation on Lafourche.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The total number ofemigrants arriving
at Castle Garden, New York, on the
oath May, was 1,646-1, 27O Of them by
the steamer City of Paris, from Liver
pool. and 966 by the bark Columbus,
from Bremen.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09


of we could feel safe n
from the South" prominent p y.
Congressman observed the IN NA.
eve could take care Of Inc I'm ' d
"a reduced army; but every G...
"a regiment there the soutbom y
men and State Governors ~.
"sharP. The South j. in tba ...
greatest retronchment al pre.e-.
What a commentary 4 tbi...
governments forced on the
South by the bayonet. m.
who have been installed IN Office
the detestation in which tboy ~.
insist that the federal army sb.r
in the States to enforce their ~.
And this is the restored civil
which was promised. The heal
pers don rest easy under tbe.,.
Their conseiences have made ti.
ards. A few days ago, a lar,.
ment Of troops passed thi, Civ.
way 70 Texas. The cause bs.
planned. Texas has been r.t-r
civil government Of ruIcr r,
own free will and choice and tr.,.
needed TO hold her while n.
plundered.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09
An Unexpected victory:

Washington City kilograms indicate
the defeat of Bowen, the regular nomi-
nee of the Social Equality Radical party
and present incumbent of the office Of
Mayor-by Emery, the candidate of the
Democrats and Reform Republicans.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

LET Us HAVE \ REPORT is known
that large number of Clerkships of
Committees, contrary to all precedent in
this State, have been created with high
salaries by the Legislature to furnish
places for partizan favorites who have
been imported into the State. 1t has
now been several weeks since resolution
passed the House appointing Commit
tee TO investigate this abuse and to report
upon it. Why is this report withheld ?
The taxpayers are eager to know how
many of these places have been created
and at what cost. They also demand
comparative statement of the expenses
incurred by this Legislature as compared
with former Legislative bodies of the
State
The facts shall be made known in due
season, whether this Committee report
them or not
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09
Promise W. PerrOrmaHe'
TWO SIDES no THE rcrrEE

The side first seen. sour judges or
''men Of standing that society can1a
"sume 10 ignore. They must be men .'
Gin the law beyond their fellowA "
courage and OF conscience. 19'
cOrn's Inaugural Address.
The side now In view.
Jonathan Tarbell, 70 be sUFnENr' J
Old High Court Brown 10 be 0-
Judge.
A. Anderson 10 be Circuit Judge.
w. Ben. Cunningham 70 be Circu..
q. s. MCMILLAN, 10 be ChanccIlor'-'
AlcOrn's Appointments.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

I'll, The ',I pen Gfoor oorrc'poodn,rwa
~ ~ ,'l',,''s' 81, ,',''n'. whom a ar
- i.I I,'. r @'' pc o''appoia'eltf
DO not near from him again n.
Of the old political friends ofA.r
= o VIZ 90 l,'.' I'ol'.o % nun better
e's'' "'.', nc nad abandoned hs
ways TO take mp with such pa..f-...
titutcs rs Beast Butler 9pJ ~.
Logan; and therefore he u5,
sorrow than in anger.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The vallOnian says that Mr.. Berglund,
Of Water Valley, who has contributed so
efficiently to the diversion Of Scandina-
Wan Immigration to this State, viii dis
continue his efforts until the warm season
is over and that he willrezune them with
increased activity in the fall.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The Washington Chronicle a
a desperate effort to account if s..
terms "the large Conservative ma
throughout Virginia"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The results Of the passage of o..
Amendment and It's kindred ma
and the arbitrary enforcement "a
Social Equality doctrines cmhn
tho Radical programme for oyr-
the social system ofthc whites are
ing 10 show Themselves in thc Nn
and Western States. All over ua
ton the white men irrespective a
are forming Leagues fortheirmor.d
corporation against the Radical
ders. The victory in Counwiu
the eighty-iivc thousand majority
the Radicals in New York Wgtar
festation Of this feeling. IthT
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The Commissioner IN RichmH.
given certificates Of election % y
son, the conservative candidatelfN
and the rest Of tho conservative uF
ct. The validity Of the election F
contested before the courts.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

A party Of nearly two hundred
grants from Sweden reached Wau
ley a few days ago, through the
of Mr.. G.. Burglund.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09


An Old Line Wing correspondent who
in reply to the invitation of the Pilot to
join the Radical party on the pretence
that its principles had been reproduced
in the denominations of the Mongrels, re-
ferred to their leaders in the persons of
Beast Butler, Conover, Holt and the late
Stanton-writes another letter in which
he mentions that Willard Fillmore, Thos
Ewing, of Ohio, Garrett Davis, of Ken
lucky, Alex. Stuart, of Virginia, and all
the other prominent living statesmen OF
the Wing party, have stunned the Mon
grel organization as they would the touch
of leper, and are known to be active
sympathizers, and some of them, workers,
with the conservatives whose mission is
to rescue the government from the grasp
of the spoilsmen. He mentions further
that the Henry Clay Wings of Kentucky
are all Democrats and that their
leading organ is the Louisville Courier
Journal, which for quarter of century,
was the leading Wing paper of the South
West. Geo. ID. Prentice who died few
weeks ago with his harness on, lived
long enough to realize his crowning JOY
of the complete mien of the old Wing
followers of Mr.. Clay against the Radical
destructiVeS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

GERMAN AND lmsu hw.-..
The immigration to tle urt.l
from these two nationlft.
has been very nearly the rms h.
Of numbers. By the books of.
missioners Of Emigration, lsg.r..
uary 1st, 1917, and ending b..
31st, 1869, il is shown thattha
ton from ireland was lG5iH.
from Germany l,G33,254 Cm
the enumeration down a. de gf..
and il stands M fllovs f
p, 4G1; Germany 25.50O
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

Receipts Of cotton at II. g. ports for the
week ending june Srd, 12.0oos exports. 36,-
900; stock in all u. 5, ports ut present date
2GOeEl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

II the Legislature mean ba.ma
matter Of promoting immigration
not intend 70 follow the Goy.r-
not to do it, we put IN nomination
Office Of Commissioner of Imn.r
Mr.. G.. Burglund, Of Watcr ys..r .
is himself a citizen of foreign Lr.
has in his own marvellous success
an example Of what an active m0
enterprising foreigner may accom-.
this State. Besides, De hasaImHy
great deal a. a private citizen n.
ing the tide Of scandinavian rn
towards the South. Arm bim uH
power and patronage and effective
mentalitios of the Office of Comma
and he will mark n new IRA DO u..
gress Of the State 10 wealthanlpu
What say the Legislature TO NrB.
lund2
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

The proceedings Of the meeting Of the
indignant Radicals in Warren county and
Nicksburg, will be found elsewhere. In
so far as 1t Is quarrel over the spols,
we do not care copper. We certainly
can have no sympathy with the appointing
power in the selection of Mr.. Raymond
as Sheriff. who started out in the last can
vass as a Dent Republican, but before or
Just after the election, went back on his
friends; nor can we lament that the Gov
enor has given the cold shoulder to MIR.
Furlone who it seems stood up to him
through thick and thin. They are car
-baggers, Chat is, professional place.
hunters both, and we have no choice be
tween them. But there are other features
of the proceedings, which we entirely APP
prove. We like its straightforward
protest against the custom of filling coun-
ty and city offices with members of the
Legislature; and Of creating corporations
with their benefit. 1t is crying evil
which is justly reprobated by the meet
ing. The meeting appears from the re
ports in the Times and the Herald to
have been a fair representation of the
sentiment of the ''loil'' party in Vicks-
burg and Warren county. 1t was called
by the Republican club, and Col. Wood,
the chief spokesman, was favorite Rad
zeal orator in the late canvass. If they
succeed in arresting the abuses of which
they justly complain, they will accom-
pIish public service, no matter what
NAV 10 tho ,,otixa +bat actuo+as fboD,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

PhtLADrLPHIA, Pa May 70
amount OF Rhilndol rhia1a c0ntributioA
tSASnKN0n0 e0ucroIa u now eAA,ANo'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

REJEcTED.-The Senate has rejected
the following nominations of the Gov
ernnr. Enr Chancellor Of - Judi
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

WELL DoNE. The Senate ha
n resolution Of adjournment ars
the LIST Of July. Now Dot tha 4
make haste to follow ils example
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

lican can denounce the heresy of Pro
scription, and Eff up the banner of Am
nesty, without abandoning the Republi-
can party, how in the name of common
sense are intelligent, high-minded men in
the South to believe they can attach
themselves to that party without stultifi-
cation and base abandonment of them
selves to selfdegradation and to the
championship of Prescription?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

1t is stated that Gov Alcorn has appointed
Stringer, carpet-bag negro, Treasurer
of Warren county. The nations wards
in that wealthy and populous county pay
probably not more than one dollar Of ev-
cry hundred which 90 into the Treasury
and yet the responsible office Of Treasu-
rer is conferred upon this negro adyen-
turer The place has no reference to
politics; and the appointment which is a
direct reflection upon the mass of the in
telligent people of the county, is without
the poor plea of party necessity. Be
sides Stringer, who is burlesquing the Of
flee of State Senator, is already provided
for He Is an ungrateful fellow if he
does not vote to confirm all the Govern
or's appointment, after this signal proof
of Executive consideration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

ciaI District, J. j. Hooker, of Holmes !;
Chancellor of the 18th District, b. +.
Trimble Of Kinds; and for Sheriff Of
Warren county, J. b. Raymond.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs. -lIm
G. Mckee has placed Us under
obligations for public document
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

No ENTANGLING ALIhNru- w
Assembly Of the Southern PrsbIr
Church, in session az Louisville iur.
to the oyertures Of the Northern
MATES Of the Church have dean
union with them. Their pup.
maintain the integrity of their l
by keeping out the seeds Of d.a
and rottenness. DIR. Palmer Irr
Committee on Foreign Correspond
presented a powerful vindicadu .
course Of Che Assembly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09

Almighty God that win use all my infiu-
ence as a man. to put down all SANDER and
slanderers as pointed out in the foregoing
sections. I, 2 and 3, and as an officer of the
law, win use all my official power to bring
such persons before the courts of the coun-
try, for prosecution aud punishment, to the
best of my ability. g
Officers failing TO execute the provisions
of this act in any instance shall be impeach-
ed. .ss -.
Circuit Judges are required to make this
law q subject OF special charge to the grand
Jury at each term of the court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
RE-AppoRrroNMENr OF DISTRICTS.

We have received the gratifying intelligence
of re-apportionment of Judicial Districts
and an assignment of the Judges in accordance
with the almost unanimous request Of the Bar
Of the Second District, Judge Whitson hav
ing arrived ut Boise City, the Judges held a
consultation which resulted in an order being
entered, Last Monday morning. arranging the
Districts as follows; The counties Of Nez
Perce, Shoshone and Idaho to constitute the
First Judicial District; the counties of Boise,
Lemhi and Alturas TO constitute tho Second
and the counties Of Ada, Oneida and 0wyhee
the Third Chief Justice Nogge is assigned
to the First, Judge Whitson to the Second.
and Judge Lewis to tho Third. No change
was made in the time of holding the terms of
Court.
This arrangement will, we are confident,
meet the appreciation not only OF the Bar but
of the people throughout Southern Idaho. We
are sorry that our Northern neighbors are to
be afflicted in future with Noggle's presence
among them. aud we would greatly prefer see
ing him removed, but as j: accompshes the
greatest good to the greatest number" We
shall shed no tears over his departure, aud
hope that he will mot stand on the order of
his going but go at once" We sympathize with
our friends in the Northern counties aud can
assure them that what is our gain is their loss.
A resident Judge in our county is necessity.
Under the old regime litigauts were put to
great expense and trouble in all affairs which
required the action OF n Judge in Chambers.
on account of the presiding Judge OF this Ju-
dicial District being in Boise City. where they
would have to go in person or by attorney to
attend TO matters which were brought before
him during the interval between regular terms
OF Court This will be obviatei in the future.
rs we understand that Judge Whitson intends
becoming permanent resident of Idaho City.
He comes well recommended; the press of Or
egon and Washington Territory speak In high
terms of him as gentleman and as lawyer.
and such being the case our people eau again
breathe free-assured that ignorance. malice
and stupidity. if not cupidi,y. will M longer
distinguish judicial proceedings IN the Second
District.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01


GEORGIA PoiITics.-The Radical Office
holders in Georgia, under the leadership oi
Bullock, the present Governor, made despcr-
ate attempt during the late session Of Congress
to get the Georgia Bill" passed in such shape
as to prolong the terms of Office of the present
inagmbents. Under the State Constitution al
election 10 TO be- held this Fall for members oi
the Legislature and for county officers. aud the
Radical scheme was to postpone an election
for year or eighteen mouths Their mission
TO Washington while Congress was in session.
it appears. proved unsuccessful. and accord.
ingly Bullock aud his co-conspirators endeav-
ored to get the Georgia Legislature. which is
now in session. to pass bill, the precise ma
ture Of which we are 10 ignorance Of. except
that it would be violation Of the State Con.
stitution in doing away with any election at
the time required. 1t appears that they were
successful in getting this bill through the Sen.
ate, but fortunately it was defeated iu the
House Of Representatives by vote Of 70 la
63. All the conservative Republicans in that
State-such men as DR.. Samuel Bard. Joshua
Hill and Fl. v. Il. Miller bitterly opposed this
attempted outrage on the rights Of the people
Of Georgia. and their efforts and influence un.
doubtedly defeated il in the House after it had
passed the Senate.
This man Bullock appears 20 be- one OF the
most unprincipled soalawags 10 the South. He
10 denounced by all the honest and fair.minded
men in Georgia, irrespective Of party. and now
that his Infamous "prolongation scheme has
been defeated he vii! probably inaugurate a
few Ku.Klux outrages,-skin few dead ne
groes and call out his loyal" militia to sup.
press insurrection and rebellion within the
State. He knows that If fair election 10 held
the conservative Republicans and Democrats
will unite forces and make clean sweep of
the State, consigning his carpetbag and rene.
gade supporters and tools to political oblivion.
Gen. Grant backed up Holden in his infamy in
North Caroline, and Bullock has every reason
to believe that he will assist him in pursuing
the same course In Georgia. The people of
the old North State set their seal Of oondem.
nation on the conduct Of Holden and bis shout. |
der-strappsd subordnates by rolling up Dem
ocratic majority Of from fifteen to twenty
thousand in the State. and by eleoting five out
Of seven members Of Congress, together with
q large majority Of the members of the Legis-
Iature, and il Bullock and bis desperate clique
initiate the conduct of Holden and his crew.
we may fairly expect similar verdict at the
hands Of the people Of Georgia, and one that
viii extirpate Radicalism for al time to come
in that State
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

OwynEg ITnMs.-we take the following
Items FROM the 4rnlaache of August 9th:
The main shaft an the Mahogany lode il
down 100 feet, from the bottom of which q
britt extends north 2l5 feet. tapping the Peck
& Porter shaft $40 feet from the surface, which
secures an uninterrupted current of fresh air in
the mine. The vein Ia well defined and from
Is to q inches in width.
Work has again been commenced on the
ldlcwild.
Fred Dolberg and Mr. Shuster have bought
one half of the Chipmunk mine from julius
Kern and twelve hands are now employed on
the ledge. The main shalt 10 down 30 feet and
stopping is going on north and south from it.
The ledge IL increasing in width aud the ore is
richer than ever.
Work has again been resumed on the Lady
Kansas mine.
The Sands Bros. and Mr.. Cheesbro are sink.
ing shaft on the Union lode.
Work on the Golden Chariot, Ida Elmore
and New York mines ia going on az usual. The
Ida Gilmore mill is kept pounding away night
aud day
The Red Mountain and Peck and Porter
mines are turning out good ore.
Placer mining in Owyhee has suspended for
the season, except la the Wagontown diegings.
Various parties are actively engaged in pros
pecting for quartz on the mountains.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. shipped from Silver
City, during the week ending August 9th.
fourteen bars of bullion valued at $4,000.
The ore now being taken from the Golden
Chariot mine, it is reported. yields over SIPS
per ton.
Dick Tregaskis has gone to Cope District.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
MONTANA IrEMs.-The following items are

MONTANA ITEMs-The following items are
taken from the Noatamiaa Of August 18th:
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
have already shipped 100000 tons Of railroad
iron to Puget Sound, and work will be com.
menced on that end Of the road Immediately.
Montana Is to have Territorial Fair. to be
held about the last of September, near Helena.
The streets OF Virginia City are thronged
with Indians who are making themselves very
obnoxious BY INDUCING their thievish propensi.
ties.
Capt. Mills. Of the Deer Lodge Neu North
scest. has commenced to publish daily edition
Oils paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

New MtSEs.-About two weeks ago some
Mexicans arrived at San Diego. bringing with
them large quantity Of gold dust and several
very large nuggets from the mines recently
discovered in San Rafael Valley. about ninety
miles south Of the city of San Diego The
largest nugget weighed seven ounces and is
valued OF over $3.50.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

MassAcHUsETTs.-The State Prohibitory
Convention met at Boston. August 18th, and
adopted resolutions for the organization of IN
Independent political party. Wendell Phillips
was nominated for Governor by reclamation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

RETuRSEp.--Judge J. .. Rosborough. form.
sEly Of this city. has returned from his visit to
the Eastern States. passing through Elko on
ed inst % route 10 California
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

DsAD.-J. ID. Crippen, who has been Sheriff
OF Mariposa county. California. for the last
twelve years. died at bic residence In Mariposa
about ten days ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

PosTpoNED.-The San Francisco Library
Lottery will not be drawn on the day nm.
nounced, as postponenent Of thirty days has
been decided on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

CHANGED HANDS AND Feo,m
tan'an, published at Virginia c;tr ins la.
changed hands. and from a noa y. ha
1t will hereafter be conducted ;. ! a0e paper
emf Journal. Mr.. George + O. 'adepea&
proprietor, says, therefore =, - 'ae Dew
politics to the dogs; let us al, -. say, throw
mines. build up our city. SO That n.s open sp
come 10 hand in our checks !. MIN SIel wesha1
Us, Wen done, thou good and faithful :. y 'adof
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01

LIVES Losr.-It appears that at the recent
ire which consumed the whole Of Canyon City,
Oregon, except three houses, two Cinnamon
lost their lives, Us their remains were found in
the ruins. -