The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-21
Notes and Opinion.
From the Iuka Herald.


From the Iuka Herald.
IftLe cause of our present disorganlzed
condition is attributable 10 want 81 ialth
in the principles Of The Democratic marry
let US abandon tt and march bnldIy into Inc
Republican ranks. and at on" leap pt-s me
chasm that separates our wlNes ahu ".tuEp-
tiers from social .qqality with ''tuii''e aho
n swarm al political iutrigucrS ana One
holding Adveut'rrrrs bar lr' Us NOT '"t%'
that in doing ~, We ! ave on" ch'i't'"
monument ~ mperi-h sble ~ ashc~to- 10
remind titrm OF thr effects of disunioh anu
leserfiOu OF principle. ~
can take a nom parti~oa view OF me p'it'l-
cal situation OF Mississippi aud d"uDt thaI
we are the victims of such a mirage NlNty
thousand Democratic voters are asked To
stack arms and plead for mercy at the
hands OF Powers or FlournOy. in case there
is split in the Republican party
From the Talahatchie News.
All the Indications point 20 the nominal
ton by the Radical party OF Ames Tor Gov
ernnr; nearly all the earpet-ba2 ours paw
ooened in full cry, aud their whole ann l. 10
establish "A strictly carpet-bag ana heSr"
government in this State.
The history of all parties has been when
oppositlon ceased, To crumple 10 pieces AN"
tLe present Radical party Is certainly -"
exceDtion The cCrmorants may hold TO
gether this election, but II we nave no can
didate in the field by the next election
then with contest among themselNtN
which will result in their total dlsfGl ll"n.
we are satisfied that tile true policy 81
our people is 10 offer no opposition "a tue
marty for opposition Will only tend 10 more
firmly knit together the Radicals ana can
not possibly result In their deieAt' tley arr
largely in the majority, and uulesS they
split, the white people stand no chance to
elect their officers.
From the Mscon Beacon.
IL ha1JA too many
nlans for combating the evil when we
should all unite on one--it Is the onlk nope
OF success. The Southern people cannot
consistent with honor, accept the extreme
Democratic plan Of cure. aud they can x"
quite rs far in their opposition 10 Radical
ism without such questionable plan al
political action. -|H... -..H
From the Winona Advance.
Give the people of Mississippi a State
ticket with Humphreys mt the lead, anu as
rociates worthy to be co-lahOrers, ana the
united, determined, aroused ConservallFe
people of Mississippi will overthrow the
hideous nightmare of misgpvernmeut that
is gradually pressing out the wealth. the
energy and the hopes OF the state.
From the Columbus Index.
IT seems to us, If the people will let COM
mon sense and figures and not bnncombe
GOVERN them and abstain from guberna-
torial canvass, they will be saved much
trouble and expense, and realize still great
or atisfaction from the course rs the time
ooes bv. The Index IS neither demorlliled
nor wavering, but all the powers Of heaven
could not make it believe that two and two
make either more OF less than four.
From the Kinds County Gaz.ttc.
The Conservative array is broken into
two urand divisions. one division Is the old
Secession Democratic element, signing for
the restoration of Democratic party rule.
under Democratic leaders. The other great
division is the old Henry Clay Wings, who
really will not form a league with the Dem
ocratic forces, under Democratic leaders.
They would work for real Conservative
ticket, composed of great and good men;
but theV have no hope of electing such
ticket The Bourbon Democrats will not
support ticket on which the old Wing ele-
ment largely predominates.
From the Carroll Conservatives
The interests Mt stake i'm the November
election are great ones to the people of the
STATE and demand "A complete, earnest. and
harmonious effort on the part Of orr people
70 insure success. Notwith~ tandiug the re-
peated deniais of the RAIDS, if Am"s Is
elected Governor. the Planters and Union
Bank bonds will be forced upon tie tax
payers of the State for payment. And in
order to defeat this scheme OF the NastvchU-
setts Spoon Thief and his Bullat-ll radcl
son-in-law. we must work without ceasirg.
From the Pauldfng Messenger,
Ave. ave. sir. Give n men. good ucu.
true men, bona iihe citizens Of Mississippi
of recognized integrity and capacity. aud
the intelligence of tn" State will sustain the
ticket. We want ticket of this Kind, or
no ticket at all.
From the Liberty Herald.
We are convinced it Is impOltic. to say
the least, to have an tl-tepublican State
ticket in the field. We cannot hope to sue
ceed, and as each defeat invariably weak
ems a party, we would come out OF the
struggle with diminished numbers. There
is Mt present n want Of harmony IN the Re
publican ranks. bitter warfare is being
waged between the adherents OF Amps and
those opposed to him. If let alone this want
of harmony NAV work ont some good, this [
fermentation will have tendency TO purify /
the party, the worst elements the most nOX !
ious gases will be thrown off, aud the bet !
ter spirits viii be left. The first note OF or |
ganized opposition will heal all these divi- |
sions, and tie entire Republican army Will |
lock shields and advance as one man, and /
united action with them Is SYNONYMOUS with |
victory. We can accomplish nothing with |.
a Democratic or Bourbon ticket. We can 4
do still less with a mixed milk aud cider /
affair. The Dent and Greeley campaign are |
evidences of this. BY no means There is |
a field on which we can give the battle with |
d fair prospect OF success, and i'm which sue
cess would in great degree ncutralize the /
Republican victory in the State ticket. We |
can and must make the fight on the election /
of members of the Legislature.