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map OF Tue state at large. Inc necessity ap
pa1en1 ol chane1ne boundary Lines here an'
tneio' ana OF creauon ot new counties in th
o1 lna. iocahty' ons increased with discussion
upon INC matter
1he baA once opened, too, md scarce a mem
III nut LAO c.ner new county TO create o
1saoaEn IN me interest OF his constituents
Mhue the petitions pouring in from this an
.aae 4ocahtf created no little annorance an
eiscassion. 30 general Was tho change ev'
.oent as the certain result OF continued VOTE
lng upon tao map Oh INC s'1t1' -DAt .uo Ao6's :
.asafe 1tela', puo ~. - suees ut aialn An1
..a .oosu ene ut..o 10 oee. 1ns5 eou'"
as II Il, the o'o ana mtne11o unse"or1ny maps
are NJ !ouset snoe 20 lne insellor OF Atss'a
s1Pgs ehete n1sns peel, IN some cases, a
WIN f.sno1n1neo' no iess tnan th1ee conntes
tIga,eo za ouI oi one. in.s A.,e1 ooo' however
will have to be reEamped as the new county o1
Alcorn is found to somehow project serera
1nilea into Tenncsaee an arr,,ner,o,,t r., ,v1,;c1
4t.t co,,,norna.1t,, -, ~ 5a1,,. .'s-1 .14
...'.-oo .o4.,4." 49, Nv o"Ho., nA' W
9ecoons- 1h,s .as'ef ac!ect aiso WILL nesessl
tate tho rcmodellug OF the Circuit Court bill Il
t.iS1 e@'cn,' = tne noiohg OF MISSISSIPPI
to established precedent-
The bill, as framed, calls for seyenteon cjr
,,7ts 1r1,;,o 80 r,,.an.r. 80 s.,, -.
A.. 49, - u-aa ~
I"es' nu .ns oupte1e Coo1| oaa LOT
bench OF fhfee supreme Jud5es- 1t Is thu
seen that Governor A1coTn has the appoint
ment Of quite IN army Of iudic5.l ,,ertieme,
-1,r,on b7s 1,,n6a
--s.-..--- ~, -.s.-..-.
7s.s1ppl 7a fAIR,o7s =, 10 TUE FRONT
For long while following his Inauguration
bv political as,i1.nts ts,t @ = 4,a Garann anues
A,co,7, IN f.rt t,,a;- - $50 49, 1a..se
- -. - taee, a'en 'els han'e was ieeaon
1no .ne g1eeos persnactf With wiuch they
pressed their clalns Tas enough to hare worn
endurance, Of Job. Want Of Legislative ao-
Aim. houeyer in f,i17,r to rro1.ds - 49,
s;-;a.,, - - - 1,..1 'oA NC po-
emaa .4.u, auo ioneonsanueo 1astine upon hope
beemlnglE osefnauy IN the prospective, grad
ually thinned tie ranks, until ls1ter1y the Gov
ernuT has had chance to tske breath Az
it looks NOW, his short Breathing smell NAV
prove necessary provision for the futurs
With the passage Of the judiciary bitfs fbor
erc again returning to the charre- No- nca
Iy auv meaI,s. conf;nsd n ~ ,s,roet Rtn,
from Tho Nfrth, m tha cort-rF scas
hamlet seeIuinrly IN N;s.ssa;,.,,; Int ;e fnllr
ana Ialily represented. Tho ca1pet-baggera,
in TACT, zrc IN decided minority. In their
Etend come the ethid and orderly, se1f-com
placeut, wel-prese1Fed {but Oh SO autedilu-
yian) Old-LinesW Wnse. With what an air of
sen-nGhtenusness. and an evident feeling OF
being EaaEieT Of the Situation, they crowd
themselves upon the Governor: Ono wou1d
judge them to presume themselves as literal
ovucrs Of Governor Aleorn and tho State as
we'll That any OF them did aught to secure
lis elevation to his present position does not
appear Beng gentlemen OF peace, however,
and even opposed to the turbulence Of politi-
cal affairs in the past they could not have
been expected to take a hand In
such 3 dirty matter as reconstruction.
The State reconstructed, however, through
The hands OF the dirty catpet-baggers, cur
pions ,Old-Line Wings recognize it as duty to
come TO the rescue Of their beloved old
patriot colaborer in the past. They are
willing, IN fact Ito relieve him OF ali his oner-
GUS responsibilities In the shape Of fat Offices.
Poor devils! They have been go long Kept
from the public crib that the manner in which
they smack their long, 1ank Jaws over tho
FrosPecnFe 1eas1 Is amusing enough Org1-
nal Dnlon1sts they al are to Han, and ha7e
.eTer been mtterlE opposed to SECESSION Ie-
bel!lon, and radica}ism- Somehow thoy N
sanaaly connect the @hree1 lhase not naa
more 7nus5ng study q human n nstufe ior
ssnor @ Meo1a s 1asehsas he countenances @ Of,
9no Aslenl4s ~ aue taoiG. AZ Lss ss VI
1ar pr1nc1ple ehan1eo p IN .ne pasI Onc aaIur-
us Mlas Ise s,s.s e.,si y. Jts
Geftaonsts, Anu - 80. ,s, susu e
JnsI A. present. ~ ~ y ,sasIi G,drsa VIZ; 'naa ons
eels sesn1s - " Hor;st ~ oAne ano, .,
course, an of1s.na1 na unon1sI :; sacn % PeFsoan aa
, e an outep1ase44 oeu.u III 20 Iu ~, ~ tt LIN
Nns, eseu - 49, ~ A.o upun ~ ndsma
come, 5esse1uAf, ,s LA ~ We ~ G.ae
y. Wing, ana was a!"ass oPpose1 ~ Tue WI.
Iha1 ne Is noS seeAlu5 AZ olAce - IIop7uiy
more ow1nE 70 nus eAcGsAse mouests nm
want OF ciaams upon iee Eaee4uEe- as aolnty
he ce1tanE ~. seaous!S, II 9ove1nor ~
corn does nos hase 1z Occasion TO c[y ave me-
uom ~! u'es, r1,4 az rneis EN 70 ~ Son.e - -
peafanees- 1nat lne 1o!ei1ol, WIZ "nas o, IN
mensc apPoInnne l'oae1: ~ l1asea ~ n9st
1Ins posuont - el@an ~. la .ta4W ~ nunes9S ~
nesnes 70 seieca uone put ue IT, De-. nsen % III
1ne pee.u 49, M.u ~ :" .uo 4.',1o -. ~
y. Ht9ty oSues ns eie1e GI4 nuupte, ltn nvM1
s3f Eli 4ba a. usoner n, metal ara scarcae oidsfino
q ine gavpteia y aoa;5eii,- ~ a.aa;,+,1, o ~,
WINGS II ~ aec.us w anteultt Nsa1t - Ill
age: aaouenooct1o' ol eouee' "on oo-
STATE Fh1SIINo.
Inc mater o1 state pranung seems hkeiS 70
prove seaons @ 5, ppne 9pn , o. Son.Gnnnn- .a,g ung
OF the Leg1alatufe, y appointing q Gay OF
election, conferred tho printing On Messrs-
F1sher d h1noalt7 ot 1ne Iae9son ttto1 Ey .
constitutional provision, II IL essential that az
Joint nesoluf1ans 81 snau 1ase me approval OF
how allowed to lie over until the limit OF time
for approval had expired The question
naturally arose, waa there, OF was there not,
legal pE1IeI 10 In6 SEAIes O1e pafIS cta1LQeQ
that the1printcr, bsing q mere creature Of tho
Iegislatnre, the constitutional provision had
no application to matter entirely within their
jurisdiction the other that, in all matters the
nature Of which extended out=fds tie Legts-
lature, and which required an appropriation OF
money, the approval OF the Governor must be
had In this way the m-tter for some time
has been in m unsettled state
Lately, however, the dispute has been re-
1iyed. Under the military regime the printers
were the owners and publishers OF the Jackson
Clarion. II the State Printer il really an OIL
Ger Of the State, be, Of cou1se, holds over un-
ii his successor is legally appointed md quail
fed, Is understood, the old printers denying
the legality OF the new election, bad in course
of preparatiou m injunction restraining tho
State officials from paying for any work done
under the present incumbent - OF this, in
tact. the Governor aud other oficials were
du1y notified As result, the Governor sent
ia The Ierislature special message calling
for 4 setsleuent Of The question. This has
npened 3 Trcly wsr uDou the matter Of State
printing, the result Of which it is hard to fore
Soc. Had it not been for some unfortunate |
occurrences involving the Governors own Sec
IetaIy, in all probability complete change |
would have been made in printers- As it Is, it |
is more than likely that . compromise will be !
effected, leading to tho confirmation OF TIC |
original appointces-
Their original opponents were MeBsEs- uew-
son Co HeWson has long been an nttaeho |
Of the Governors, and at present Is known as
his Secretary Whntevor his metts or de- |
merits as Inan. he is, at least, not particu- |