The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

WHY III DID NOTG
The Fault not the White ci,.lm
Guaranteed Ample Pr31a
70 All.
Gard from Mcssrs. RatIir Sadn


JACKSON Sent N
Editor Daily Times
Having seen in your papar
statement. purportjpg 70 conn. ,...
Alcorn. president Of tbo Boe-4
trars of Kinds county IN rsf.,.r
visit to RAYMOND. on the Blb
knowing it to be ineorrec. h a..
spects. we beg the prjviIegs t,,..
columns Of correctiny fine sam.
a., ~
A''i = soy . ''''' w 'l'"'A'
INST, there were from three % D.
dred armed men in RAYMOND I
anca 70 thu we ossert h,,. ..
80
ny .n"' way ''' wy 'D''''' Y
men IN the Town exceed 'e'el'fl'
the morning of the 9th inst, IT..
came to the Office of Mr.. S. MS
and informed him tbat J9jr
.I,o,,-L,ht -. !, .L.
-, ~ WIS ~ .''
Mr.. Bell, one OF the Registrars a
new books, the registration could
on. 1t was then decided TO ca. d
tho c;,;,.ns and , r,mhar of Nora,
the country VINO h"u co.n' !. T.
being present. OF which MI WI.
formed Judge A., who then came
Courthouse to the office of Ju5 y
ESQ. The meeting was called %
Mr.. Ratliff being chairman, a1l
Wells, Esq, secretary. On Do.
committee consisting Of Messn b
Shelton and Clifton, was app9d.s
Judge A. and Mr.. Simmons .ta.
being present. j ask the meeting
ficulties were in the way Of reg51
that the citizens could remove 8
existing. Judge Alcorn appaua
the meeting, when the chaIrmaHm
him that the object of the meal
to learn what difficulties were 10 q
of registration and what aid
rendered the Board IN rem0yia.
Judge A. replied that Mr. b.
absent with the books. aud be hA
a. to whether il would be legal 2
with only two members present
having a well balanced legal ml
would be glad if some legal g
present would aid them .the Reg
with their suggestions. lu rrE
which. gentlemen expressed op.a
the effect that they could 20 1l 81.
two. On motion the meeting
solved TO appoint a committee .a
tIemen 10 visit Mr.. Bell, and .so'
to RAYMOND. assuring him FOL. Pr
This committee was appointed
then resolved by the meeting ths,a
he reonested ~ nroceed with lg9as
i. in their Judgment. il was pr1r
so. The meeting then by d r.sa
unanimous vote resolved to eE,a
protection 20 the Board of Reg.an
all persons coming 10 town % n
if needed. Judge A. then rose
dressed the meeting. again SAID
highly gratifed nj the action of @.
ing and the spnit manifested I
was a Republican but not D
that he had never supported Gov
nor voted for anv person then
Il the Stata and had predi.te
Ames' election would result 10 l.9
and anarchy assured the meeting
:n,entions - boye q fair regsa
and raonIostad tbon M appointa 81
~ 20 ~ 1911 vitb KIN and e
; ,yos o. ~ ,neet;ng here 3D. d
~ orras af arv Lind being Sd.
.bo nan,;no IL A then 30.
W Rs,i;F ,bo. FL thought By
Sbcr;F H IT,, s,' 5o ~ coriJ get hin
,o;nt q - ~ Relfs place
R ;nfarndd 1;m tbat tbere was Do
itv for II ~ Mr. NJ BeIi would be Ps
afe. .Judge 4 neglected to say
public that he snenf the night OF q
tC,oI Cbariton's boarding house
boro 80 =, 80, ,o,, : ,,onng men, 81
,Lar, " 80 ''iaiy ,,;IoJ ~ Clin0a
,o a,Y troo ~ hv o ali With marked 9.
10 ~, lIeaUeu Oy al WIZ VIII 49,, 10 Sc
4 ne cDlilin1ttee aPloi99 not 6ndia
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