The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-15

Grants third term programme is the
outrage card-a revival of sectional hate
"a race war-the employment of
the army to organize reign of terror in
the South and to revolutionize State gov.
ernments. To carry out this pro-
Ject' ne has called upon the Republicans
IN Congress to adopt a scheme, the prin-
clple features of which'are as follows.
he re-enactment Of the Ku.klux Act |
OF 1911, substituting the words "Wbito
heague" for ku-klux. The restoration Of
The right of suspending the writ of babeas
corpus and the establishment of a com
Plicated system of election machinery {
unsigned to place the majority complete /
~ IN the hands of the minority The t
machinery provides for the apnointment L
oI supervisors by United States marsbaIs.
OUNCES these supervisors to be present
"hen the ballot-boxes are omen and -
maze theIr own count, which shall be "
certified to by parsonage caIJod ..tL~ w
Cniel supervisor of Elections" Tn adj ="
ui'ion TO these features proposed the hill Id
declares that the reconstructed CT.
shall De restricted and confined in all o1oo
l0ns' constitutional changes and amend itv
! l0n''' 10 The fundamental conditions and NO,
''''' u 'nelr re-admssion to the Union wb,
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
ne following dispatches will show
"'' large number of Republicans 20 -
uSed 10 come up to the supnort of 49,: D
I I' which means third term, row.
'uton' and an Empire in place of RI IN
uolIc-and that the course Of tboao to th
'Pendent Republicans warrants tbo b. the S
u Ihat the scheme will ult;motoI Hous
'Ieated by the combined opposition of the
Wv mA;sH;I SIM Feb. 13-The Rennb S So az
rbt Jolnt caucus adjourned after mia
5 81 only thlrty-eight voted mon ' tho "A B
al question. The bill which tho o eiie OF the
VIII report Is the same as teJeoranb o"I- per da
,9p' Ine clause making the eTb;b;t;o' assessC
deadly weapons felony. N'''Oi'ioh cent o
- gives The President the rirb+ :. relatio
~ 'ne haoeas corpus at discretion o,'I The
'PpolHt marshals and supervisors 81 t' am upon
: 'eSSlohaI elections ~ OH countio
IT. Blaine spoke strongly oooinat =, prisone
will NOT was COZ
re were ~ ptSS through Joint caucus. for eng
ne result of the caucus is regordod 80
'hal defeat of Grant. 7'ioeo as ,Tue r
ANOTHER DISPATCH. local bill
ASHINGTON, February ~ IN, The bi
81 81 iast nights caucus is fatnI re- sale of il
!, WISH to have the South nIaoo 70 was veto
~ 1,n In ms grasp. Garfield said IL mittee re
i ho ,e IN favor of a third term to over the
70 wo WAS utterly opposed. Blaine lord, fav
- "oulu regret to place 81 no',aI Mr.. Peyt
IN the hands of one man 90 much and the b
sTr1r nays. 30
y, discussion developed the fact h refer ToHl
III OF those present wouId no. 'n h "Jont p,
oy the action of the c mU' De to nsa t ~:
er Blaine and Renreson caucus p p Use t ~
2. rfaissachusetts, Poland Of Yves of taxes n
= H OF Ohio, Hawley of Cor 1851 ssT r.
md Willard 90 Ni. smith of Vir- Court in P
ers, declared thew SAL ana a THE bill
eased when the hin - 'ote as law requiri
se -ne oetore to be publis
GARFIELD took stroro. Stract to be
The bill, declaring that gf ground s1 the bill be
"a 1t would mean tb;-i SHOULD Street said
erhl, TO which he wss +o..I1 resi- section of I'll
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