The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

u The gentleman from Massachusetts vu.
represents Mississippi iu the IT. :. ~er.ts
came from STATE iu which au eIuc4E.ou
qualification Is annexed 60 the right OLSEN
rage. IL view of his pnliri-ai aspiration
! We must Say that he acted % I--'t 600 leaN
ing State where political elevation de-
: penis on the action az Intelligent voters
;. Independent South.
We reterate thar the Demo rattle party
, is undivided and iudiy>lbj- ...I viii yg.
! redeem our noble State. redeem TX
aminer.
To allay ali this injurious and unpleasant
antagonism, and TO cause 81. the dis
cordant elements 20 work with pbc aycor y.
we would suggest the name Of Gen, Rob gt
Lowry for Governor, and Col. A. y. Harper
for Iieutenant-GOveruor- beloved by
| their respective old partie~-mcn known aS
=" able in the council, mi ghty Ina the fiulj.'-
Forest Register.
Read the letter by William" di,tiu-
| guished educator, taken from that excellent
| journal, the JACKSON CLARION. Tie review.
| the situation, and points the only way 81
| escape from the political sins such AS have
| crushed South Carolina, and Is now bending
| to the dust the once proud State of IOujSi-
| ana Read 1t, heed it, and biie well the
time, soon TO roll around, for united, earn
est action Shubuta Times.
Let Us be understood We are bv no
| means the apologists OF the ruilans who
/
| We hope those who did the Ndecl Will he
discovered and punished. We do not hest
tate TO characterize all such acts as foul
and cowardly. We simply wish 20 enter
our protest against the Internal wickedugsS /
Of accusing innocent persons OF heiuous I
crimes merely for the purpose Of making I
little party apital,-lCorinth News.
The Republicans Of Mississippi must not I
cheat themselves Austin Republican,
They have not been ia the habit OF cheat .
ing themselves to any great extent. IL is /
the taxpayers they have been cheating I
brandon Republican.
Griggs, a negro member Of the Legisla-
ture, has been elected Commissioner of
Agriculture and immigration for this state,
with salary of $4,000 per annum. 10 Is
thought that the result of his election viii
be the importation OF about ten thousand
semi ourangOutangs into the State yearly,
-LPrentiss Recorder.
The bill which has passed the Leg,sIa-
ture in regard to the legal Advertising is
intended as death blow. to the local press
in this State. 1t is intended to build mp and
foster Radical paper in each Judicial Dis
trlct, by forcing the people to pay their
money to them in preference to their own
county papers, East Mississippian.
Referring to the same BILL the Carthage
MAN says:
The next law viii be one authorizing the
governor 10 ueSl4nAlc from winch stores Z
our people shall purchase their yearly sup
plies.
In referring to the Chickasaw School
Fund appropriation the Crystal Springs
Monitor says:
The appropriation is simply a fraud upon
the State. The road will Tevcr be built to /.
Ship Island by its present managers, and ,
the $S30,000 90 will be gObblel up. and its ;
disbursers and recipients, hav- D.
ing feathered their nest, Will take the sWal-
lows course. and 60 where the woodbiue q
Iwineth." y
That this debt will intimately be paid by "
The State, provided the Republican party %
remains in power. there cannot exist the "a
shadow of a doubt.-Pilot.
1t is very evident that the payment Of the r.
Union Bank Bonds, which were repudiatcd 7
thirty years ago, will be one of the issues OF a
he fall campaign. The Radical party-the \
White portion-seem to desire il. and Pow 81
RS, now probably the first time. is trying r
% be very honest man, and wants the "a
ponds paid. Ii this is made one OF the is "a
ues of the campaign, there i no doubt but n
he Radical party will be ousted In this g.
state, horse, foot and dragoou.-Newtou n
ledger. r
Mr.. Paul A. Botto, OF the Natchcz Dem
'crat, has bid adieu to bachelordom. a y
brother editor, poor unmarried fellow, q
crows poetic over the occasion, thus: o
Zone more unfortunate =
Alone and i'm trouble
Sadly importunate
Gone and got doubled"
Same.