The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

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some dou bt. but il will never do TO let the
election go BY default. The necessity of
our organization IS patent, ana
" 18th proper candidates victory may perch
the least chance of success there must be
perfect unanimity =. luka Herald
Yazoo county Is better eff than we sup
posed, in that, it has a regularly organized
Grange of the patrons OF huSbandry. with
our clever Young friend. Joe Lee, as Secre-
tary. w are glad of this. aud hope other
oranges will be speedily Organized. This
order is fast becoming a power ~ the land,
and has already produced good fruit
Democrat
As the Herald has said before, the shibbo-
eths Cf the campaign will be found ia non
eSry, ca pacity and fidelity. The politics Of
ten years ago will form a very Insignificant
feature ia the fall work. We must have
union of hearts and hands, and EN- brace
every one who can step forth from ''the or
deal of Gods noblest work, an honest man."
i Herald.
The Radical party in Mississippi, it seems,
depends for success upon Gen. Ames. The
Prairie News (Radical). thus declares il
THE salvation of the Republican party in
this State depends upon the nomination of
Gen. Ames for Governor" So Ames is the
rock upon which the party stands Kinds
County Gazette.
Until further notice, we are to have the
valuable service ot &. a. Smith, Esq, well
known to y aplt. and l.reSs. Heretofore
carpet baggcr- and -ta'lawagS have found
bat little quartrr; i."v. they may "stand
from under. =. Shubuta Times.
We are in favor OF a State Convention
through country or district meetings; let
there be as fax politiciaH- ans, a many
farmers "a d merchants ;u;song the delegates
As possible, We don't care whrr" jhe Con-
vertion meets; would like to have some
20 q liberal Democrats like Lowry, Wal
saHll, Woods and Major Jonas on the ticket
tar Governor and Lieutenant Governor: a
platform recognizing the validity Of the l4th
and 10Th amendments; we are not too proud
to take all the colOred votes we can get es-
pecially as it would require several thou
sand of them to elect our ticket. and as there
will be hundreds of snOw-white Bourbons,
you know" who wouldn't touch anything
but a blue-ruin ticket with a forty-foot
pole Columbus Index.
Governor Powers, in his late ''oration'' to
solons, took Occasion by the
horns TO say that the robes of the State
are tainted with reputation And Gov
ernOr Powers knows, as he is the head of a
party that stole the "robes" as well as
else belonging to the State on
which the hand of the Radical could be
Iald.-YaZoo Democrat.
Honest old Ben (Hum phreYs) or any of
MS kind will do for us, just as he stands
upon the platform that God delivered to
man for his government. He is swift of
foot and has splendid bottOm.--FOrest Re
gister.
The Meridian Gazette is for Maj Har-
per, of Kinds, for Governor. 1t is OPP
posed to a Convenhon-sayin
There is no need for amy Convention, and
we are opposed TO holding one. After ear
nest reflection it is our solemn conviction
that the only point a Democratic Conven-
ton could make would be to organize an
other disastrous defeat. The people are
heartily tired of political wire-pullers and
schemers for the spoils. They have lost
faith in them. They will not follow the lead
Of such men any longer, and ought not to-
But they are none the less sincere and ear
nest in their aim of rescuing themselves
from the political ruin of the wreckers.
The Iuka Herald puts up the following
ticket: For Governor, Reuben Davis; Lieu
tenant Governor. f. Barksdale; Attorney
General, G E. Hooker; Treasurer, r. c.
Clark; Auditor, j. NJ. Stone. OF the head
Of the ticket it says: He is Reuben Davis
and nothing more. nor would we have him
anything more. He is Just the man we now
need. Pure. able, fearless, the affairs of the
state under his administration would soon
wear different aspect. Such men as Map
Pease and Subsidy Morris would not thrive
m his presence-they could not breathe the
same atmosphere"
DR.. Fred. Barrett, Floating Representa-
i've from Amite and Lincoln. and Law
renee and Kinds. has returned home, to re-
main until after the election. The Doctor
oOks to be in excellent health, and is as
OVAL as ever.-Liberty Herald.
The st. LOUIS Republican, (DemocraD. in
'eferrng to the appearance of Mr.. John X.
Lynch. the colared Congressman from Mis-
isSippi. in the Convention. thus notes a rev
departure in the hotel customs of 81. Louis
The prOprietors Of the Southern, at which
lotel he was assigned, treated him with the
anne courtesy that was extended TO his
white colleagues. and the choice of eating
1t the public table or in private was eX-
ended 10 him
In reference to the legal advertising
Dill, the Meridian Gazette says:
AS at first presented, the bill was properly
denounced in unmeaSured terms as a mon
troUs outrage by nearly every Conservative
paper i'm the State. But what is the differ
snce between the one which passed and the
me originally introduced? Precisely the
anne OdiOuS principe is involved in both
hat of taking away the right of litigants
md attorneys to patronize whatever news
PAPER suits them.
Public Roads was created for the sole pur-
bose of supplying place for some hungry
Radical. in each county like his. As the
nan who fills this position viii have moth !
ng to do-at least he will do nothing-hut
praise RAdicalism and draw his nav with A
that may we'll defy all rivalry.
many a patriot will doubtless seek the
coveted position. The office in this county
5 worth $l500.-Goodman Star.
Let us have. not only State Convention, |
or the purpose of making State Ticket |
Dut County Conventions, for putting ont |
ickets for County Officers. In this county. |
specially. we must have conventions |
cal bona tide convention, composed Of ten |
II dozen delegates from each Justices Dis |
rict in the county and that convention |
must put in nomination. for the Legislature, |
or Sheriff, Circuit and ChancerV Clerk |
treasurer, Supervisors. Coroner, Justices of |
he Peace and Bailitfs. the very best IN H. in /
'oint of qualification and integrity. that /
an be found in the county.-Corinth News |
The Westville News runs up the names |
or Governor, Gen. Robert Lowry; for |
lieutenant Governor Hon. II. NJ. Street.
II seems to be the desire of some of our |
eading men of the Grant faction i'm this |
tate to pledge the faith Of the State for the |
nee repudiated Union Bank Bonds-thi> of |
-Self is cOnStructively admitting that these |
onds have no binding force upon the peO- |
lie. This question will Indirectly come be- !
DIe theh aI Ihio liIl Observation-Disclosures |
ACvocate.
The Republican party of Mississippi will, |
n the 81 Monday in July next name the /
ay for holding their Convention. Should !
he Democratic or Conservative party not /
ominate a ticket as it seems to be the /
Judgment of the leaders of that party they |
heuld not. the proceedings of this Conven- |
ion will be looked forward to with consid- |
rable interest.-Summit Times.
ma mi gra1iOn Meeting at Canton.
The following call appears in the Can
on Mail
II being evident that interest has been