The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-05-07


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ana style o TIE ginal are Preser veei =
convey 10 the intelligent teader an idea o.
its literary merits and spirit. The adj
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bridging the bloody chasn which has
separated the two SECTIONS, which self
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y t--.- s..,l 80
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X ieTrIng 70 the speech Of Col. Lamar
fhe Cbjcao, Tribune ealteriaiIy saws:
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same paper thus describes 1t
Judge Hoar then pronounced a euIogy
4i.J" we '''-':''i al, a. On "a
Ea,1e- and other The sneacb of the
day. however, the one which evidently
made the deepest impression and elected
the highest praises was the one delivered
by Mr.. Lamar. lie wrought a manIy,
moving appeal for more complete res
teration Of good feeling and mutual con
Gdeuce between the North and South.
He spoke simply and with but little use
Of the arts Of the orator. with his voice
well moduIated and toned down to suit
the gravity OF the occasion. He held the
full house and packed galleries spell
bound ull the conclusion Of his remarks,
when spontaneous burst Of applause
broke ouG al over the floor, coming out
hearty and warm, especially from the
Republican side. There we're many
who. IN the bitterness and heat OF par
ti-au strife. had grown apparently callous
and insensibIe to good professions from
those whom they have fought and dis
trusted as traitors. who were moved to
tears by the simple. manly appeal to their
better nature. The speech Will live and
viii have marked and beneficial effect
in the future
OTHER EXPRESSIONS FROM LEADING
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houi'ced III Noli: 'cas' do1"oy' none "'1l
give more Srat,hc'ttoh 70 tne PeoPiG 81
ne" L>usIdlla liah ma. on 'l'e i!oi' i[d-
Gus u y. Lamar OF AlisSiss'PPl' tlf'
l. L mar = 4 h"'lNe 7os'"7Fnet' DFlo'e
M war ne was 4 li,..ilef q mrs re- iol
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n t'';'''- - 5;.,,o..,.,.,a.+ 20 INV. ono -
saw -ba, NJ Ii,arna7ss e,aec5 i The most
significant and hopeful utterance that has
been heard from the south since the war
He'e ,a5 -FoTu' assure" 0ta5 S"c'' q temper
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ness W E stioul" sPee"'iy oe Ai,i' 'o9e'ii-
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another and YOU wilI love one another"
Mr. T.amar's sneecb was crave and
tender bnt i rose m irana ssion9d earnest
mss sf tba close and s,g..,r tho honsa IN
!, t,r,nlr If annla,,sa
{ From the Springfield Mass Republican.
When such Southerner of the South
erners rs Mr.. Lamar Of Mississippi,
stands un in the House of Representa-
tives to pronounce sucb ceperous' and
tender euiogy upon Charles Sumner as
this which the wires bring US, this morn
ing. tmust begin 10 dawn upon even the /
most iuyeterate rebel haters in Congress /
and the press that the lou5 Is indeed 0uer,
and that ttIlicersoi amnesty IS IN order
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ne most 'ouc1ihgiy peauuiuI address
y rs 'te''Ve!ed " INeP[esehl35iVe Lamar OF
''1,o ~ - loii5 iiNe' a.
- " A.''''iy flo.'''l's' pathetic
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Z L-'iii 'i'e Dos'on o'ooe'
ne most impressive and significant OF
All me addresses IN Oonsres IN honor OF
Charles sumner, was unquestlonabIy that I
ct the Representative IRON Mississippi, |
winch certainly deserves especial attention
RI M Hs peculiar historical Importance. /
rs an an evidence OF t''e reai restoration OF