The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-29
VOTES AND OPINION.

Collector. has been appointed Brlgallef
General Of the State militia Tor the :'iA III
Congressional District OF nI,.9ies "a re
Governor Powers r. Bo"les mas re-
ceived the appointments of Colonel
NatcheZ Democrat
r. seems TO be a question whether we
Il -h-tll have a ticket in the field or not there
being considerable opposition manifested 10
any nomination. Tue opponents ~ . nun
in.rigu have in our opinion JAILED 20 assign
.-, GOOD reason tor their opposition. De-
felt Is bv no means certEiu-ln fact WIN me
manner energy tie STATE can be carried
TisAomiugo Ierai3.
senator Ames and family arrived in
N4-rhrz. Wednesday night ana VIII re-
min here some time 1T their residence
lye hone me Senator'S stay among rs VIII /
j ne iona, enough. and his Investigation sulh-
rf..srIy -aarc!li4g. 10 remove from MS NINA
tue many jil-iounGed preJudices ne mas long
.ut somewhat peT-isteuty entertainer q /
II H. thr spirit, temper and disposition OF our /
oId-tiu,r white citizens. Ia this respect the /
senator has much 70 uHlearn.-l Natshez /
Democrat.
The Ti-homingo Herald proposes the fol- |
4 lowing ticket: Gover3Or-Reuben Davis; /
I f.ur.r4ut Gpvern0r-k. BaTksdale; At |
f.-,.y Gt.ueraI-C. L Hooker; Treasurer
n 4. Clark: AUDITOR. NJ. stone 4 /
s1.ry rood ticket personally; but all were +
vfaT-ur Democrats in old times, and wild |
#Saee--iouisr- in 1850, and hence the Conserv-
saffvc. might not support the ticket, uHob- |
4i-.-fYu4ble "a il is pcrsUnaily-they might /
4.gfa.t 10 it. not because they are disposed /
It. g-rrac-e from official position the men /
4, IN, we're intense @ecessiUni-ts and Demo- |
crat- iu 1860, but because the Union Wings /
Ia not willing 10 see themselves 0stracised /
d. the ~ecessiou-Democrats Of that period. /
= Kinds County Gazette.
4 lNoTE.-We are under the impress
.siou that Col. Stone was Union Wing |
.of the period mentioned. A splendid
gentleman he Is, no matter what his an
.tecedent5 were. We do not know what
DR.. Clark's politics were. But we set
5out TO say that there is one Secession
Democrat in the above list acho could not
b. itducei to accept place on the State
ticlet, though he intends to serve in the
lanEs, and to support with all his ener-
pc the ticket that is nominated, even if
q cry member Of it was a "Union Wing"
In former days. The person referred to,
nud for whom ne are authorized to speak,
Nil therefore be spared the mortifca-
bon Of encountering the opposition Of
b. respected cotemporary Of the Gazette.
-EDIroRs CLAEoN].
8 We were pleased to meet a few days ago,
Dur old aud esteemed friend, Col. Alfred +. |
Levi, OF Jackson county. He is still the !
bure and Jealous Democrat as of yOre. His o
4ealth is goOi. and If anything he looks |
Younger and fuller of VigoT than usual. !
Since the war Col. Lewis has taken no part
IL the political contests, but he has nvari-
aby and silently maintained the true Dem .
ocrlric principles. Could he be induced to
would make us "A more honest, faithful and
efhcirn' Representative than Hollands :
bcro Democrat.
The mpleXi0u and character of the next I
Iegis.aJure of thia STATE can, and should be
ehanged, which would rebound to the good
And material interest OF the whole State, if i
Ihc good people viii bat take interest in
feeciiug the ri ghJ sort of men to represent | {
hem Especially in this district Il change
d needed; The individual Lindsay who q
brew pay as the Representative from this
i,trcU, simply done nothing, except to fill
b. pockets with the hard earnings of the 5
kaX-pay ers.-IIands boro Democrat
Hon. II. Nj. Street has recently become
General agent Of the Planters Insurance ,
Company of Mississippi and is now can
Sa--ing the State in the interest of that
Company. The managers of the company
Gould not well have secured the services of
D gentleman better qualified for the position {
than Mr.. Street.-PrentisS Recorder. ,
On Saturday next, at II o'clock NJ. Col
D. ID. Nabers will address the people of |
Marshall county, at the Courthouse. We
Understand he is candidate for the nomi- /
nation Of Governor. on the Radical ticket,
and has or will challenge Powers and Ames c
b. meet him on the stamp-Holly Springs
Reporter. {
The party Of the people will find no fac
tious opposition in US when iU strips itself =
To- the battle in earnest. Till then. how
ever, it Is the part OF ordinary prudence TO
hud ont what the true feelings of the people :
Are and what sort of platform they could
b. rallied upon.-Meridian Gazette
We think THE CLARION is mistaken in re- n
Ference to the Attorney GeneraIship, so far 5
is Piles being candidate. He is candi-
dlte tor superintendent of Public Educa c
tiou.-Panola star.
We learn from a reliable source from +
jackson, that there is sixty or seventy pro-
tiuent Radicals pledged TO Gov. Powers to
bolt from the party nominations if Ames is G
Nominated. TIE scdllaWags will not Toe be-
bind their allies-the carpet baggers-in J
working mp the negro support and it will
D. hard blow to them If they fail to get Ii
office, as "a scaIlawas has no soul but what
Is conferred in Otiice.--Panola Star. &
The great Democratic, anti-RadicaI party
or call it what you please, must, as party, c
bring out man. aud he must be known of
BIZ parties as their man and their candidate
ns endorsed by their convention. Brought | T
Out in this way strong support would be
given nina support that would astound
the few who seem 10 be too impatient for
SictorV--Cor. Meridian Star. c
The Louisville Banner favors the follow !
ing ticket: For Governor, Col Richard d. =
Powell of LowndeS county; 1t. Gov, Col. y
Henry l.. Muldrow, of Oktibbeha; Secre- '
tary of State, Col. VIM. H. McCardle, of =
Warren; Auditor of Public Accounts, Hon
Roderck Seal, of Harrison; State Trea-
surer. Hon. Mike y. Nets. of Winston; At
torney General, Col James NJ Arnold, of
Iowndes; superintendent of Education,
Rev. Thos, &. Wier, of Lee