The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-08-10
MARSHALL COUNTY.

meeting of the Conservative Executiy,
Committee of Marshall County, was held a
the Court House in Holly Springs, on las
Saturday, July 10Th, 1871.
On motion of Howard Faleoner ESQ.
Col. A. Nj. Hardin, OF Chulahoma, was cho.
sen chairman; and on further motion How.
ard Falconer was made Secretary.
liz was resolved that committee on reg.
| istration be appointed for each precinct
! whose duties should be such as might b,
assigned by the Executive Committee
Said committee appointed as follows:
Holly Springs-kinloch Falconer Henry
Ormsby, j. j. Hill, Wilkins Wallace, Gen
Thos. NJ hosely. and Sal Baer.
Hudsonville-Ed. Kirby. X. A. Henry and
l.. Roberts.
Lamar-T. J. Hudson. J. d. Reinhardt,
w. +. Carruth, and f.. q. Wirhers.
Early Grove-A. M. Lvles, w. NJ. Aber-
nathy. and VIM. Bailey.
] Mt. Pleasant-G.W W. Boiling. Rufus Wal
ker. and l.. Gatewood.
Oak Grove-W. ID. Rodman, j. J. Mann
I and VIM. Miller.
Byhalia-Jno. Douglass, E. r. Reynolds.
Jos. l.. Ingram and Thos. i. Wadsworth
Walson-Jo. l. Ingram, Jno. ID. Williams.
and W. f. Futrell
Red Banks-H. o. Ram, A. +. Moore and
Nat Richmond.
Tallaloosa-J. b. Armistead, and John
Wall Hnl-Ed. Kuhl, and William NJ.
Harris.
Tyre -Brantley sugg, NJ. J. Wood and L.
N. Wilson.
ChulaEoma-J. ID. Gordon, Greenfield
Taylor, and Warren Stephenson.
Waterford-J. I. Brown, j. :. MCGOWAN.
Granville Austin, and J. G.. Westmore-
land.
Bethlehem-W. q. Poe.
Potts Camp. f. BoatwriAht and Thos.
Powell.
Snow Creek. b. johnson, and ID. II.
Leaseur.
Pine Mountain-George NJ. Govan, John
b. Howard, and w. ;. Ayres.
Upon motion. the Conservatives Of the
several Police Districts were requested to
assemble at the following times and places
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Supervisors, Magistrates, and Consta-
bles, to-wit:
LIST Distriet-At Holly Springs, on the LIST
Sd District-At Oak Grove, on Wednes-
day, the 9th day of August.
4th District-At Chulahoma. Oh the 4th
Saturday in August.
9Th Dstrict-At Evans School House,
east of Waterford, on the LIST Monday in
August.
There being no further business, the Com
mittee adjourned, to assemble again on call
of the Secretary.
MASS MEETING AT PAUADING, JASPER COUNTY.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of citi-
Zens, opposed TO Radicalism, was held at
the the courthouse in Padding, on Satur-
day, the 10Th OF July. 1871.
The meeting was called to order by Col.
j. +. Smith, and Col. .. c. Dease was called
10 act as Secretary.
The Chairman. in highly satisfactory, ]
pointed and forcible manner, explained the
object of the meeting.
Speeches were made by Col. John +. Smith |
and Maj. S. T. Street.
On motion of Col. A II Carter. the Chair ]
man appointed a committee OF ten TO draft |
and present "A platform, and indicate a pro- |
gramme, with view TO effecting "A thor |
Ough organization of the county. The COM |
mittee retired, and after some deliberation |
returned to the meeting, the following
PLATFORM.
LIST. Incorporating opposition to Rad
calism, as taught and practiced by the lead
FRS and Oflice-hOlders of the Radical party,
I'd. Equal protection under the laws and
before the courts of the country TO all per-
sons in the enjoyment of civil and religious
liberty.
81. An economical administration of the
affairs OF government aud hence reduc-
ion of salaries OF all State officers, and a
reduction OF td1es.
4th. Misslssippians shall rule Missls-
ippi"
We recommend that Beat meetings be
leld in every Beat in the county on the sec
md Saturday in August, at the following
places:
Center Beat, Paulding; North East Beat
Rose Hill; North West Beat, Randall Hill;
south East Beat. Beaver Greek Church;
south West Beat, Haw Pond.
And We urge fall attendance at these
meetings., and that each Beat send ten deli
gates and ten alterDates to n general COun-
y Convention, TO be held At PauldinR on
he 3rd Saturday in August, to nominate a
;ounJy Ticket, and that each Beat be
flowed ten votes in said convention; and
We suggest that these Beat meetings adj ourn
o meet OH the 4th Saturday in August TO
dominate Beat Tickets. Aud we urge upon
hese delegates To strive 10 ascertain the will
1 their constituents as far as possible, that
he convention may be harmonious and give ,
General satisfaction, and above all things we
rye the selection OF men competent and
onest.
We also recommend that an Executive !
Committee be appointed, whose duty IL will
e 70 call all future meetings that may be
ecesssry, and to fill any vacancy that may
ccur on the ticket; and with ''Liberty aud
ustice" inscribed upon our banner, by the
clip OF God, we will triumph.
ALI OF which was received and adopted !
,ithout dissenting voice.
The Secretary was directed to furnish the
Ieridian Gazette, Enterprise Courier. Shu-
uta Times, and Star OF Enterprise, with
opy of the proceedings OF this meeting with I
le request that the same be published in !
ach OF said papers.
The meeting then adjourned sine die. c
o. G. DEASE, Chairman.
WALTER AcKER Secretary.
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