The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10

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were iof tts pgff5so u lmbfeahg
lha negro m.ai on ,be eve Of State
election With tie poser mlcsty ind
authority % t8s gallo I0us ~ r..
Government For the purpose alio
Of b%umiiialipg she White people Of
tie South and BY permitting these
TO be most grossly aud re.
luently insulted by neg oes. on the
10 create Disturbances. fos cleo
.iiouceriog purposes. Let the crea-
Mountaineering the name Of Man
Randolph. U. !. Depty. Marshal,
EVER be hold 10 e1ecration for stand
ng by, aud permitting bis manacled
prisoners 70 be jeored OF, tainted aad !
most grossly insulted in a way that d
annot he written, by beastly refer
noes to their wives AMI daughters, )
y british negroes with the hatred Of {
Iell in their hearts. An incident oc. /
urred in reference to this man, he i
in TO take a drirk at the sa> z
Don OF Bacon & Woodcock, when {
he latter ordered him out, threaten. 0
lg to take his ears close of if he ever \
ame IN there again. Bully Tor
Vcodcock, game as the name he /
ears, and worthy Of a game and 81
Ugh toned sire. 1
The I. 5. Court room was crowd. h
/ during the trial, about one-half be b
Y negroes. VIZ heard a part Of the Il
Ole argument of John Little Smith 81
So. Col. RDbt. H., his brother, D
'l!owed next day and closed Tor the Il
Pshawl what was the use b
argument in the matter. Would Ii
Iat prevail on the eve of The State D
%ection, not a bit of it aud as a nut. ID
II of course they were sentenced to G
ii, without bail, to await trial. sc
he evidence was two negroes who b
vore they saw the killing but who r.
ere proved liars over and over j
At the same time that this G
rec of a trial vas going on, in an bC
her part Of the city a farce not ID
lite so solemn was being enacted ; it
g dropped in at the old court house, OF
here negroes we're packed as close in
sardihes in a tin box, to see abont a pt
zen on the floor, wildly g~esticulat> OIL
an shouting amid the greatest q
Infusion, Mr.. Cheerman | rise to a to
Mt Of order" he
This was the Republican Nominating W
invention baIloting for McKinstry W
d Moulton for Judge Of City Court. W
new nag was put In the field, after W
ST ballot, by Mr.. Paul Ravesies, one G
eyers-a carpet-bagger-which nom m
ltion was seconded by Geo. Tur- in
r, who argued the inteligibllity Of al
,ulton q McKinstry and was nc
HEAVY ON THE IsRAELITEs, tn
wing, that Meyers Would bring s''
the Republican party a class which I'll
lg had desired, and were anxions to On
q them, Il allude" continued the vi
,aker TO the "~Israelites Of the city,. VI
SANDER upon a worthy class OF VI
,bile citizens. 1t
At that well-known stand where eli
&C fourished two Of. Mobiles most IN
nented citizens the STAR is always DC
.aciousiy received. all
No long faces and doleful sounds I'M
seer and heard around the estab-
lment of 6. NJ. Parker & Son, tic