The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-07-17
mate ends Of government. the Kellogg roe
gimc simply furnishes the means off suu.I-
ating and depressing the citizen.
A LnNvIess Attempt 90 Destroy Ihc
the Freedom OF the prcass-N
Louisiana Editor who cane
NOT be Inundated.


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Tho whole case of Hawkins r-If..t Obj.
New Orleans Printing au4 Iul..hI..
Company, from its commencement u.t.
six negroes, four white Radicals. lrI Our
Two Democrats comprising tHc jury. fI
their iuai surrounding under dIliafIuU. ..I-
iering and bribery show tHe preI.re.m.0u-
ton 70 obtain verdict against t.. .....
yuuc. For the conduct Ot faD rrI.u. T.r....
no such ca-e has has ever occurred U t..
history 81 he legal courts ut Che country.
Considering the manifest laWi.s-u 81. uI
/ the whole government ot Louisiana. f.H
courts dering their authority from I-- u..r.
| patton could hardly he expected gl ...
1 otherwise than 60 support their authority.
II Judge Hawkins committed perjury .n
/ setting up the existing government of
| Louisiana, Judge Lynch g., One of Tho naTr.
] ful features of the u-urpttuu. Ju".u
I IYnch's judicial scat is direct s.Uuru..UI
! law kin's false swearing. To NmIU...
/ Hawkins Is 20 viudicutc himself AII r..
I freemasoury which 900 usuruUrs auI WH.u.-
I doors nave Win each othDr Uut .HH H..
tiyes for unjust partially lui hiu- ...m ..
be the natural fruit ul the corrupt .II.. .I
things.
When the picayuUc was SEQ un l.. ...
objects and duties w,rc prescribed. fu. F#l-
prietors showed hy thyir a.t- tHU.u u. ....
seriousness ot thr pgrIloU- ,UurltIuu uI u..
public affairs. ana ihr dangers t1 % iI.. H..
honest press they would have r1 encounter.
Under amy circumstance, 81 HuHU.H I...
press is n formidable Instrument which ...
men must fear. BUf Iu SUCH HW.- -. ..#
carry ther black event. over Louisiana. ..
Il hated as much uE lbs exposure. .rU .#..
ed. 50 long a- 30 ,Iu tNl.t uuf.rr.h.. #..
untAmmrllrd, there l- NH SECURITY. ... N...
for usurpcrs and tNuut-. NO. Iu."r.. ..
words may be- greater than tuut ul cannon.
They array the hearts of MON asI.u.. HU.
preston and wrong, Iud arW tNH Nu..H.
qucrnhle will with it- cul-,lu-s aspiration.
Tor justice and liboriy iu the luN....
struggle between evil and HuUI govern.
mcut which shake. Che world with I.- OU..
less commissions. The u-urptr- NIt. .H.
the cannon with Grant They have uaN.I..
the state at Louisiana over with IItII U...
poti~m aS with thp black pail OF url|h. hH.
the State i, NOT doal. lt eUII hrDH.I.. M
the free voice ut thr press. Dr. a.I- d.. ..."
indignant druuuciatiuu Hul defiance .# .
proud aud free people. IhyA lu.Uk. MI..
the usual folly Of WIukpIHre-, tUHI b.. 3D.. I-u
pres, which stand, in tlr WY ui '..|
policy. Hence they gather together ..
their corrupt appliance fu -irluHI. ID. l..
10 H. not the pIrs- which Ui# I|. r..'
against thcm-it is thr prnUIe. tH..
presses throughout the IIul mI t..r u..
only lift higher the spirit ui liberty. AH|
mivhttrr NAV b. the determination fu H...
into the small dust Che vile iUimlN uU..
strives, hN hiding truth lui rHuI,Iu. '||.
amy, To- conquer ihr people out ui 'N..
rights. Tho people must hH hr.t ,u .uN..
before the press can bee destroy rd. IN. O..
maud for hucrty viii supply iNr necessity.
md again amt again thr contest WI|| y. |..
neWcd, until ml-chuoi ana perjury uU ItI
amy shall cover away, and truth Iu| |N..
Ice reign triumphant with IlI HIr U....
less blessing, oi free government