The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-09-21
Revolutionary Teachings of
Radical Rulers

Radical Rulers.
rges Of wholesale plundering are
New York city. Whether true or
{ are not prepared to say. Indeed
i've us no concern. We would be
be busying ourselves about the
b of the great commercial metropO-
which wealth pours its never-eeas-
6reams from myriad sources, while
rockers are gathering up and appro-
2 to their own uses the proceeds OF
labor of the people of Mississippi
e remnant Of their estates.
object, however, i to call attention
bther matter in connection with the
ed depredations on the Treasury of
X of New York. They have been
the occasion Of citizens meeting
ch many infammatory harangues
re- deIivered and hints thrown out of
. by revolutionary measures-all Of
we're applauded to the echo.-
..A Il others who addressed the meeting
noted Radical politician by the
of Edwards Pierpont, who thus
lid Of resort to such arguments as
kerry" cannon, fire, "rapine,
4ghter." etc:
Y Ne Governor will not listen, we will
- back his refusal to the assembled peo-
Ne will then have TO use arguments
# rude, but we will use them again after
INMR explained the peaceful way. Mr.
HMont continued: | have pointed out to
IL peaceful ways 10 right their wrongs.
Iii these ways will not do, and if en-
ned by success, yet more new men
|IH Into the field of fraud to plumber you
moro. then | need not tell you the other
M You will hear il in the yells of an
Hated mob, in fire and rapine and slaugh-
Id ia the noise of musketry and can
Order will be restored, but some des-
Ill put his iron heel on people too
|'a. too corrupt, too cowardly for liberty.
Mbw suppose the scene was changed.
Hbose an opposer Of the .misrule and
a|esale plundering which have been
ed on in Mississippi by the 'MOurn-
#acts" who have been put into office
ihe bayonet, was to speak out in the
~ of Pierpont in reference to these
'sges and their wicked authors, what
II would go up from all the Loyal
Akue dens; how Carpet-bagdom would
its eyes with horror; and how the
|hent Man himself would join in the
|6or, and bewail the failure of the
Led Cavalry and Change of Venue
kities for the correction and reform of
bellious people in whose breasts the
ages of alien enemies and their home
Iederates had kindled a spirit of re-
6nent? Mark, we are only supposing
Ia. As a cotemporary observes, the
II wretch of carpet-bagger who came
b satisfy the raging of his stomach
Die flesh pots, at the bidding of his
Der at Washington, is not worthy of
dagger of a Brutus. Besides there
nipple opportunity of relief through
peaceful agency of the ballot-box, to
ch let all good citizens have recourse.
bsis>iPPi's Dead at Gettysburg
Ee find in the Vicksburg Herald the
owing names of Mississippians, who
1t Gettysburg, Pa, and whose graves
marked separately and can be identi-
The list is not correct so far as
,e classed as belonging to the the LIST
,iment are concerned. That Regi- |
1t was in the Army of Tennessee dur
the war. The Mississippi Regiments
served in the Army of Northern
ginia, and took part in the battle of
tysburg, were the ID, 18th and 42d,
Davis Brigade; the 18th, 10Th, 10Th
4Sth, in Posey's afterwards HarrisO
gade, and the 18th, 18th, 18th and
in Barksdale's afterwards Hum
eysD Brigade. In 1864, the 26th
,iment was ordered to Virginia, and
attached to Davis Brigade.
he Herald says: cdr. r. b. Wea-
will be at Gettysburg for several
Ks yet, and will disinter any of these
aims, pack in boxes and deliver them
oat or cars in Baltimore City, at 81
zee. The names are:
+ the list Regiment, f. Il. Hall, 90. l.
he ID, j. Leslie; 18th, p. Nj. Benford, !
G Lands Hucksley, Co. +. 18th, J. c. |
lev, Co L. 18th. n. Il. Hindman, Co. A /; !
\. Parke, Co. X; w. f. Dunkan, Co. e; |
boswell, Co. a. 18th, Lieut.. l.. NJ. Moore, !
+; G.. +. Box. Co. a; James Mason, Co.
!. K. StGrgess, Co. +; ID. w. MeWilliams, |
b 18th, ii. l.. Quinn, Co. Z; a. c. Hotf- |
!, Co. A. 10Th, I. b. Geoghegan, Co. ID. |
II. w. Gee, Co. l. 42d, I. j. Anderson. !
G. John SAMSON, Co. ID; Lieut.. Il. +. /
am, Co. b. 4Sth, ThOs. johnson, Co. l ; |
Eeant +. X. NJ. Campbell.