The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01

tuouSh we nave not discussed politics
either in private on iu public auIu aur
excursion, We have ascor.a.uad ... ...t
that has compensated u-. au4 Chat. t.Ut
there Is an earnest desire on the para uf
the other great sections OBJ thc Uuuu ia
see the South prosper and vince. fully
into line, under common flag and tn "a
common destiny. You have dr p
aud oar hearts 90 that dIre,t.1- Again
thank you for each and all a #I..
,lsslppl Press Association aus r.o.
/ for the giouou, reception Vs. .r b.
/ ceivcd az your hands MaF t. s.r
continue To- prosperaui h,coaaa a- fas..
( TOR her manufacture. us -H. I-
moral worth Of her citizens
At the close OF Col Powc- .-
Mr.. Richardson, by general m-E.u r-
I pirate request, made reply. lie 81
substantially as follows:
EnlANA, 90 ur. RIcHAHpsoS.
Ladies' and Gentlemen
The remarks of my friend Mr. Power
call 10 mind many interesting recf....
Tons ON which our limited t.mc vI.. uUt
permit me to dwell. NV friend Mr
Flagler has alluded Gap thc antiquity uI
the journal, dating ID back io the aui.
ing of Christopher Columbus. 40 900
earlier day than the establishment o,
the journal, have very clear raru.-
lection of the specimen OF antiquity head.
cd Niagara Courier from which learned
many important lessons and obtained
my earliest ideas of newspapers N vas
in this, it | remember rightly, chat
read the news of the discovery uI
A A.. a a..
but by Mortimer Norwegian under
one Hcriolf five centuries anterior t0 the
arrival of Columbus. This Niagara
Courier was published 10y the honorable
gentleman who has just addressed u.. hu.
Justice 20 the gentlemen requires me OBJ
say that If, in thi, or amy other State,
more live or lively gentleman chat wOI
run more wheels or take liyller interest
in more Institutions, Wc would Ilka tU -H.
him .trotted out.
To the ladies aud gentlemen who have
honorcd our city with This VISIT j ou
only say that IL Is Go me source 0t uul'-
loved pleasure 90 meet here boo Niagara
county, on our extreme northern frontier
50 many Of the representatives ut tNo
press from southern sister State.
1t is especially gratifying go know tha.
whether residing ON the banks oi th.
Mississippi, ON the shore, of Niagara Ur
anywhere within our broad domain H.-
tween the Lakes and tho Gulf of lhu
Atlantic. and the Pacific slope, $50 cm bon
GOOD faith greet each other us fellow
country-mcn and fcllowcit.zcus, COM
scious that each and all regardless 0i pa.t
differences, earnestly and sincerely s.0A
10 promote the peace, harmony and pros
perity OF the whole country, and the
pcrpctuity of the Union. By means uI
these annual excursions Of Representa-.
tives Of the press we come to know carH
other. learn 10 conhdc in, trust and lowe
each other, aud shall thus become uu..
ted and homogeneous people. We shall
no LONGER be northern harbariuu- tr you.
and YOU will no longer be fire eaters to
us
Ladies and gentlemen, you haycvt-..i
the Fall, of Niagara, you there SAW lH.
rising spray reflect "a beautiful rainbow.
While that bow continues, while those
prismatic colors from the genial rat- oi
the sun, which warm into life alike tHn
northern and southern sections off .Hn
Union, remain may il Zoe % Sign of peace,
harmony and brothcrly love between tHe
citizens of all the States of this gler.uu-
/ Union
Following Mr. Richardson's most
ELOQUENT ANp INTENSELY NrHEsusu
speeches were made by Coils Falcouor
and Sullivan. The burden of both az
forts was a plea for full and final recon-
! ciliation between the North and South.
l Vnv l. r.. f I...T d.. DO
speeches for publication, ,o timely wI
elegantly worded were they They w.I"
received with the grcatcstoi iuyor many
passages in the efforts of both gentlemen
at times rising to The cloquenty eubW.
The Chairman, at this juuetur called
/ upon Rev. DR.. Hunt for further rDmnrsr
| but the Rev. DR.. excused himself under
cover Of the latenc-s of the hour, There.
Nv depriving all of what otherwise would
/ have been capital speech, wc know.
surrEn
was then served. Landlord Iuhlaua.
as all know would be the ease, sch m1.0
hospitablc table before the vl-Jl'rs oh.
if they did not enjoy was i.o.r .
falt. Then came the
"Goon-nY."
And IN this p1r, af tur coH I.0r
ron's fayorte bau. 'oek : 'pa.'
and appreciated pw
ors a sorcn1jaat iho ta'n .ut.
left, ending with "BHle." tha
ing ~ which sent Up gr...a. r.
! from every southern lauH.r....
/ whiri Of the handkerchief s..a
lady Of the party Then fl. ..u.l.
ward was made, aad -uoH5 f.. s.r.
+ ,inuisis, under thp protecting . .a.
gontemany car. II Conductor Fmr
commenced their
THfr HpMEwAEp.
If they did not carry away ata ~.
sunny memories Of the City of taa I....
(Which institution, by The nrr-...
clocks '-they did hot fail m ..I
wonder at IL was uo fault Of citizens.
But they did.
Morn EY THE MASAgEg An Do.
train moved out from the depot ..
band, by special request of tla czam.
sionists, played thoStar spaug.oI Banner
which they greeted with hearty cheering
Three cheers were given for Loaap9r.
and its hospitabIe people.
shipments Of Cotton tIic last sc1-
son.
McComb city IutolIl2eucerl
Tho foIl,U.iuf, wore fine .hfr.urIrf. w..