The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-03

| we're SeItlH& tciiiUiy Ill cdTHcsI, IHcy WANT
: ed no strife, but there was point beyont
: endurance. He wanted to see peace ant
, good will between the races. He appealed
! to the colored members to think before they
acted; he believed The majority of them
wanted peace and goodwill to their neigh
bors; he warned them to pause and reflect
before they passed such a measure. He
spoke what he believed, and from his heart
he loved Mississippi, and he warned them
to take such course that would ward off
the impending danger He again warned
them that such measures as this would do
nothing but embitter the races against each
other.
Mr.. lakewood said he was opposed to the
bill on various reasons; he was opposed to
it because it was intended particularly
against Warren county it was only to make
a little standing army in that county; he |
did not propose to GO into the merits of the !
disturbances in that county, which was the
pretext for the passage of the bill; he said
1t was well known that 80 police were not
needed in the city of Vicksburg, and 80 in
the county of Warren, then where w as the
heed then of lnf1icting upon those people
such an enormous taxation. He said that
AFTER the force of 100 men was organized and I
armed, they would have to have Federal
oIulers there to protect them and if the
oiolers were there now, and would have To
re there when this force was orpanized :
mere certainly could be no necessity for @
'ch 1orce He said that it would arouse
&c people more than they had ever been T T
reused before, and they would sweep awav
lis metropolitan force, as the eXasperated p'
cope OF New Orleans swept away the III
etropolitan force in that city. d.
MR.. GAYLEs (col.) --He hoped the hill
Ouia not be indefinitely postponed: he
u hearo gentlemen say the bill would
oouce another war; he did not think ca up
men VINO ''fout" in the war were not so !
Alous 10 night again. The gentleman had aee
OXEN OF violation OF the Constitution ons
eaiu thaI the constitution had been Col
iaVeo when the poor people had been ry
e9eo from cotton bales and murdered 60
Ihelr houses were entered and tbo,, ~
e murdered he spoke of how we'll tto he /
bred people had acted towards tho I'll cOul
pie during the vor. ho i'o ThiI
Mo of W.. " 0"iu lnaC The the
pic vi warren were lately getting afraid Sum
coioreo people were going to DESTROY COM
property and their lives: he knew trict
the Dill would intlict burthens in tho oy
u Id atioh' out taxation was nothing yised
'nparlson to life and liberty: he said Tn
the colored people. if they woro J.. refer
= would be law abiding and peaceahla By
( :, IIsoN.-"Wll the gentleman exnla;n serm J,
ciary
: GAYLEs (col.) protect Ito o,a ny
erty" i''o ana enlar
tic A.
1isoN'-"Be more explicit" Mr. 10y ny
% Ncol')-"Ihat was enough" Aoo;, ra sH''
ne dldnt think there wonld ba 49, Jnd;ci
again referred to the ..murdo.o,, By
IN county. Hope the bill will nosa law of
'illnr 70 r;.I- - "i' pass >. ,
. hni w SN 'ne uhconstitutionality Public
O"i wanted to show the general cellors
.noH' 'ilaC the people here were trv- Mr..
'"Ae care OF themselves, the oenero, poie u
''lel' was getting tired of Interfering Yyts
liCIie list fight" we have uo Furlon
'pei ine offer amendments. and ~, ~ Cial
~ Iiie OIL would pass. He said that
= III had right to summons tho,o bell e
10 Vlcksburg, and it was no roooo Price,
r being murdarod n, eas0h Stuart,
arose to s,oo,- -, Alsoh said An A
o Win reluctance be- structio
oeiieVed that it was predetermined Railroa,
'ne oiil' but he had duty to nor Mr.
nd therefore he ro;,os ~ per- postpon
tho hin i"loeu MS voice vote:
'he oiii' He stated that eyervtbino YEAS
III county Is quiet; that there boS Campbell
nICie trouble there excent tbo+ HolloWa
I december and that had ,oooo., WIZ,
a'Noo In what part of the con- NAYS
thooo round the authority for bolivar,
'iiese ponce commissioners sna An Ac
0ois' he said he was led r. tho was tato,
II 'iiat the bill was eneendered - mittee adj
anu malice. He said that e. order for
II from Bolivar (Gayles) did ~ Sn an Act
- ,s "oulu be much disturbance. nitely DOS
lie bill. essiey of to an Act
,,n judges i'm
n ,Aa Scoi') asked if he believed !, An Act
III would create distprbono ol'e'ed the salarie
-, nces. Education
iu ne believed If uo,,,, committee
features were c.,r;o1 ~ "onid. futile.
al zen would not be able 70 r,o Code Of To-
o"io nave to leave their bona. and abuse
0i's' anu the graves Of 80 An Act c
Vi Ihelr cellors of r.
siStance in
Dkick (col.) said if it did 49, Committee
0'oo people could not live tboro seversi d 10
said that so long as thew 49,; pass
themselves, the colored neonu HOUSE
arreh county and eniov az
a. the constitution gives ira.
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