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NtsPtCIIUIIY,
X. II. ALLEN.
II. NJ. STREET,
w. \. CHAMPLATN.
HE CITIZENS PROTEST.
NIcksBuna. Dec sl. Is1t

NICksBUkG, Dec 81, 1871.
Hon. Fins III Little. Chairman uf Legi-l..-
tive Committee
SIR: We are in receipt of your COM
munication of this date addressed to our
Chairman, informing Us OF Inc refusal
of the majority OF your Committee ia per
nit the white citizens and tax-payers -
be represented by counsel during the it
vestigation now pending before yeu.
The majority OF the legislative body
which appointed you, without going
through even the form Of an invesli-a-
ton, with an utter disregard of every
dictate of justice, and actualcd so.eIy by
partizan spirit, have charged tho people
of this county with offenses Of charac-
ter so serious that they have been made
the excuse for calling upon the President
of the United States Tor military aid.
Representing, as we believe, those
against whom the acts and resolutions
Of the Legislature were especially dir Ct
ed, and knowing thai the majority your
committee were appointed by thuSe who
had already rendered judgment without
even a hearing, We were nevertheless
rc y to appear before You, and rrinte
tt eharges Of which those when We
rep esent had been adjudged guilty, b.
the body from whom you derive your
authority.
You inform US that your committee
feel competent to make the investigation
required, and "to do justice to all par
ties"
That you cannot edo Justice to all
parties" is apparent from the refus /,
which accompanies this remarkable
statement. That you are COMPETENT to
make the investigation required" by
those who sent you here to collect in secret
session, &c pqJte evidence 10 support tine
unjust judgment, which they have al
ready rendered, we are not disposed to
deny.
The day has passed when political
partisans, relying upon the sympathy oil
the people of the United States in all
efforts to protect the rights of the coIored
race, can, under the cover Of secret, in
quisit0rial examinations, misrepresent
! the facts of any case to the prejudice o.
the white race for the sole purpose o
sustaining purely partizan measures.
Relying, therefore, upon the Con
| gressional Committee about to assemble
for fair opportunity to make our defense
and protesting to the cOuhtry at larg,
that no conclusion to which your cours,
of inquiry may lead can be accepted AS
ljust and impartial Judgment in the prem
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Negro ReacsEOa AcafBSt The Car
peG-4B3 2Ecrs

The leading colored men of Memphis,
Tenn, including several clergymen, and
the presidents of the local societies, have
united in an organization for the purpose
of benefiting and elevatiDg their own
race, They have adopted a series of
resolutions, including the following
We, undersigned, having at heart the
well-being of our race, and feeling with
them our deplorabIe condition as plum
dered and much-abused people, regret
that we are compelled to record the fact
that, after these long years of citizenship,
and without evil intent on our part, we
find ourselves as a people involved in
suicidal strife, estranged from our best
interests. and in most bitter antagonistic
relation to the true people of the south
the owners of the soil through whom
alone we could only hope for prosperity
in this section of country. We are fully
aroused II the consciousness that We have
been for years the dupes OF crafty, de
signing, unprincipIed men, whose only
object Was their own personal aggrandize
ment, Irrespective of means or results, to
our injury. They have shorn US of our
pecunIary accun uiations, the result of
weary years of toiI-even pennies accu-
mula.ed by our youth and little fedge-
lings All this we could bear, but they
have left US despised by our only trne
friends through their knavsh representa-
tions and unmitigated falsehoods Our
experience in this direction, for which
We have amply paid, invites a change on
our part. Therefore, inviting the shell
tering agis of Almighty God, in whose
goodness, mercy and wisdom we trust
for our future guidance, we resolve that
we now and forever shake off those IN
/ warranted fears that have been created
+ in and proved as bug-besrs upon the
minds of our simple people. We are al
f last convinced they were fctions of polit
zeal incendiaries who have sacrificed and
/ led US into our present trouble; and we
now pledge ourselves as representative:
/ Of our societies, henceforth 10 sever al
1 affinity and past relations with all meI
whose only value resulted in plumber anC
strife. We regret the blindness of the
past that has aiienated the kind feeling,
+ Of our true friends; and in our efforts II
! improve in the future we pledge our faitt
mutually to each other and to all whom
| it may concern, that hereafter we vii
sustain no man for office unless he b,
thoroughly identified with the people o
the soil, and in full, truthful accord witt
our earnest desire to cultivate peace, han
mony and industry among the races.
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"a q ciu~tso EEraucIs.
eck'~ ssu!cS nnd Regulations.

rpon entering this Office you are par
Gihnlarly requested not 70 use the door
md, as We wish To accumulate soil inside
ford potato crop.
n ase leave the door wide open, or,
shpuld ycu forget yourself and close it,
IN il like thunder (Winter arrange
nent)
4 the proprietor is engaged in CONVEX
ION and il i your turn next, please
|san youe chair against the wall and
Nhi-rle 'Nn.Ii1au Guard; if YOU can't
IN lie, sing
Never neglect an opportunity TO inn
prove your mind. 1.-Two are temporarily
absent sit or the desk. pick your teeth
IN the -ol pen and reaI the letters.
AIore may h. i1ard IN t. ight hand
1Hlwer.
Smokin- ispar,iealrlv a--,el>lr Il
On are ont p'ar ei.ar> we "ii! lead
IN pip
Il VOC see amy sn..tunn~ please ,xpec,c
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MEMORY BELLS.


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County Nsee1inES of the TaI-
Payers.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

A large number of the tax payers Of
Beat No Of Lawrence county met on
Saturday rs Of Dee 1874 On motion
of j. j. benson, Capt. j. S. Neal was
called to the chair, and d. r. Longino
was requested to act as secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
expressed,
On motion of Mr.. J j. benson q com
mittee of three was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
meeting The chair appointed NIessrs.
Jo Spuriock, John N Simms and j. j.
benson. Ga motion the chairman WIS
added to SAIL committee.
The committee reported the following
resolutions adopted at meeting Of tax
PAYERS in Marshall county Saturday De.
18TH 1874. Which were unanimously
adopted by this meeting.
These resolutions were published in 4
previous number Of THE CLARION. =
E]itor
Mr. J. j. benson was unanimously
chosen to represent the beat IN the State
convention of taxpayers.
On m Dtion the JACKSON CLARION,
Monticello Journal and Westville News
were requested to publish the proceedings
Of this meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
J. S. NEAL, Chairman
D. r. LONGING. Sec'y
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MARBLE CAKE.-For the white, take
the white of nine eggs, two cups of white
sugar, one cup of butter. three cups of
Hour. one half cup of milk, three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. For the
dark take the yolks of nine eggs, one
cup OF butter, one cup of molasses, tive
cups OF brown sugar, one cup of souI
cream, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon
two OF cloves, two of allspice, one of nut
n eg, one Of soda. Place in a pan alter
nae layers of each kind then draw 1
fork once or twice through it.
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Two Dollars a Year.

ises, We assign the following reasons for
our actions, and respectfully request that
the same, and our solemn protest against
your action now presented. may be made
a part OF the record of the proceedings
of your honorable body:
/. The citizens of Warren county are
accused OF instruction against the lawful
authorities of the State Government !;
YOU are commissioned to try this charge,
and the accusers are denied the right
either of being confronted by their ac-
cusers or of being represented by counsel.
2. Your course in sitting with closed
doors, and in denying the right of the
people We represent TO be present by
Is calculated to suppress the
truth and encourage perjury and fraud,
and virtually constitutes your Committee
a secret, iuquisitorial commission, organ
lied To justify judgment already re-
corded. Respectfully,
G.. GORDON ADAM,
U. NJ. YOUNG,
WARREN COWAN,
l.. w. MAGRUDER,
+. ID. CLARK.
I. {. CATCHINGS.
Vieksburg, Decent Der, 80, 1874.
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ID District. w. G. Watson, Felix
L 1bauve.
3D. District. Reuben Davis, A. j.
Jamison.
4th. District.-O. R. Singleton, F. T.
Cooper.
9th. District. w. H. MeCardle, J. u.
Jayne.
9th. District. G. Brown, j. B.
Deason.
On motion the following were added to
the Committee: \. w. Lee, of Coahoma,
w. Vi. Brown, OF Bolivar, W. i. Percy
and Henry Garner, of Washington, Mel
son Potter, of Kinds, Z. Richardson, OF
Kinds, and w. a. Champlin, of Harrl-
son.
Snndry reports of the proceedings of
public meetings in the several counties,
were read, and a number of resolutions
introduced, all which wer. referred to
the Committee on Resolutions. Pending
the Introduction of resolutions, Hon A
q. Brown, by unanimous call addressed
the Convention. He was list ened to
with profound attention and ELECTED
frequent applause.
The Monroe County Delegation an
nounced that they were authorized bv the
Auditor Of Public A ccoumts to say to the
Convention that any information, facts
or figures that his records can furnish. are
at the service Of the Convention or It's
committees.
The Committee on Resolutions, having
retired for consultation,
On motion Of III. H. Chalmers, the
Convention adjourned to o'clock Z. NJ.
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Results Of Observation o. Crlmt-
uuIe.

The result arrived no by Professor
Lombroso ON anthropomaty and phy-I-
ognomy, from an extensive range of u1.
servations oi criminals, are worthy u.
study. Among other things Che aNtIHr
concludes that criminals hHvc ia gcu.rI
greater stature and weight more ample
chest, and darker hair than the normal
that they present series of sub micro.
cephali (53 10 SD double thee nnm..
that the index of the Uranium tends DO
the brachicephalic, especially ~ u.sl. s.u.
that there i frequent craniil uNmw
nv that, tested by the dm mHn....
criminals show less force thau thr uarul.
but greater than Inmates; tHa. w..
often than in sane people, tAe eyes .r.
chestnut or dark, and the huIr s t.
and black, especially in murlarsu IN..
incendiaries, aud st.l more taiay H.N.
very often the iris gray, and u.HF.
stature, weight, muscular force u#. ....
NAL capacity les, than u-sa-.l us .' H..N.
cides. Professor Lombgu-J iu..a.I
marks that prugnathism, Abundance ut
curliness Of hair, scarcity OF H..i.
frequent dark color OF skim 0Nye ua..
obiquity of the eyes, smI.lue-- OBJ r....
um, development of jaw, retiring l|e
head, large size OF ear, similarity e. J..
two sexes, and scaut muc uIr force. HH
points of resemblance between th. GI..
pean criminal aud the Au-lnI 1r M10
liam man.
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Chairman Of Commit
VICKsBURG, Dec. 30, 1874
MINORITY REPLY.

The minority presented the following
communication.
COMMITTEES Rooms, Dee. 30, ISL
Col. q Gordon Adam and q. hers
GENTLEMEN The undersigned mem
bers of the joint committee oi@he Legs
lature, appointed to investigate tine nf-
fairs of Warren county, think thar your
demand to be represented by counsel b3-
fore the committee is eminentIy just, fox
the reason that il is impossible ior US.
knowing nothing of the details o. the late
troubles and the causes which led to the
same, to elicit, by cross examination, the
whole truth in the case. which ne are
very DESTROYS should 60 To the country.
Being, however, in minority, we are
powerless to grant the demand.
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Maria is a very popular name in Illi-
nois. When a cat climbs a back fence in
well-populated neighborhood and plain
lively calls out g Maria!" twenty or thirty
windows are hastily thrown up, from
which protrude twenty or thirty female
heads wildly answering " What"
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When old Sam. Crowder, down in
Pike, was running for Justice of the
Peace, his wife, in anticipation Of honors
in store for her. said :" My dear, when
you get to be Justice Of the Peace what
will be?" a" YOU" said old Sam, "why
you'll be the same old fool you always
was !"
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d. r. LONGING, Sec'y.
LEEcoUNTY.

The taxpayers of Lee county met in
Tupelo, on the 18th of December and
proceeded to the permanent organiza-
ton OF Taxpayers convention by the
selection of Capt r. NJ Leavell ; chair
man, and NJ. III. Mabry, and 5. Billings
lev Secretaries.
The cSnvention was addressed nv Capt
r. NJ Leavell, Capt. j. NJ Aller, and
Col W. H. H. Tison.
On melton of Capt. Alien, the chair
was requested to appoint committee of
FIVE to prepare resolutions, expressive of
the sense of meeting The following
gentlemen were appointed on said COM
mittee J.. ~ Allen, w. G. Mitchner,
M. t. Gardner, Columbus Bigham, and
Robt. Henry.
The committee reported the followins
resolutions which, ON motion of DIR. r. T..
Cunningham, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Our taxes have become SC
burdensome, and oppressive that the
hopes and aspirations of our people are be
ing crushed, prosperity driven from midst
our property continually depreciating il
value, all our interests languishing, and
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ring a sudden shower requested another
TO preach for him, as he was very wet.
. No, said the other, "preach yourself;
you viii be dry enough in the pulpit.
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MAJORITY REPLY.

After short consultation, the ma
iority of the committee, through their
Chairman, presented The following re-
ply;
Col G. Gordon Adam and others Commit
tee on part OF thc Citizens 1T Ni,i,~bu. = ::
GENTLEMEN: | am directed by the
Joint Committee Of the Legislature of
Mississippi, appointed to investigate the
late insurrection, and also the alleged
frauds, coIruptions, embellishments and
forgeries of officials and tx officials, in
Vicksburg and Warren county, and ali
matters and causes pertaining thereto
now in session at the CourthOuse, t. ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your demand OF
this date, "that during the investigation
now pending the white citizens and tax
payers Of the city and county be granted
the right to appear by counsel 10 con
front their accusers and cro>s-examine all
witnesses who may testify against them,
and to say that the committee feel com.
petent to make the investigation required
in the resolution, and to do justice to all
parties; and therefore respectfully de
cline to accede To your demand
FINS II. LITTLE.
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Pursuant to previou. notice, the Con-
vention of Taxpayers Of Mississippi as
sembled in the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives in the city Of Jackson,
on Monday, January 4th, 1870
The Convention was called to order at
IL o'clock a. m, b. ". L. Nugent,
Esgr., on whose motion, the Hon. w.
S. Featherston, Of Msrshall, was elected
Chairman.
On motion J. l.. Power, OF Kinds was
elected Secretary, and Messrs. j. b.
Deason, Of Copiah, and Z. ;. Butts, Of
Warren, Assistant Secretaries.
On motion Of w b johnson, Of Pamela,
it was agreed that any citizen or taxpay-
er present, be declared delegates from
their respective counties.
On motion the Door-keeper Of the
House of Representatives was requested
to act as such for this Convention.
The roll Of counties was then called,
when the following lists OF delegates
were sent 10 the oecretaTys desk:
LIST OF DELEGATES.
AIcorn-F. E. Whitfield, w. P. Curlee,
j. VI. Stone.
Attala-Da Carr, J. NJ. Boyd, An
drew Atkinson
Benton-B T. Kimbrough
Bolivar-W NJ. Brown, j II. Fields
Calhoun-B Cruthrds.
CARROLL. Il. George, \. Y Mcneil.
Chickasaw-A. j. Jamison, Frank Bur
kilt.
Choctaw-J Z. Bridges, d. B. Archer,
I. ID. Hannah.
Claiborne-D. Macarthur.
Coahoma-N w. Lea.
Copiah-J. ii. Thompson, Geo. \. 2.
Barry.
Culfax-T. B. Dalton.
DeSoto-Felix Labsuve, II. Ii. Chal-
merS, n. w. Campbell.
Greene-H Roberts
Grcnada-E. c. Walthali W. r. Me
SWINE, w. r, BarksjaIe
Misunderstanding Byrd.
Kinds
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THE WARREN COUNTY TROUBLES.
The Taxpayers AK Iise I4rETsIa-
tive Committee for "a Hearing
by Counsel.
The Committee ADeclines by Major
iGy.- cpIy of the Va jno-iTy,
and Protest Of 1Exe
citizens.

AT meeting of white citizens held
Tuesday evening, the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
Resolved, That committee, composed
of q. Gordon Adam, Warren Cowan,
L. NJ. Young. l.. W. Magruder, e. ID.
Clark and I. c. Catchings. be requested
TO appear before the Legislative commit
tee, now in session in TINS city, as
counsel for the citizens and taxpayers of
Vicksburg and Warren county, and de-
mand that our citizens shall have the
right, by counsel, to appear before the
committee, to confront their accusers,
and cross examine all witnesses who may
testify against them, aud to take such
other action as the interests of the people
may demand.
L. NJ. YOUNG, Chm'r
WIN. II. MCCARDLE, Sec'y.
The committee thus appointed proceed
ed in person yesterday morning TO the
Courthouse and presented to he Legisla-
tive Committee the following communi-
cation, the purport Of which was stated
by Col. Gordon Adam, Chairman of the
committee in few remarks:
AIiE NOhhl NiOAIlCN.
To the Hon. +. II Little, Il TT. Allen, Chas.
Caldwell. NJ. Il. sullivan, J. II. te-SGr. If
NJ. Street. W. y. Champlain and y. e.
Gill members Of the Committee appoiut-
ed by the Legislature of NJ ssi>sippi 70 in
vestigate the recent troubles in Warren
County
GENTLEMEN In accordance with the
request of meeting of the citizens Of
Vicksburg, and rs a committee appoint
ed by that meeting, we respectfully de
mand of your honorable committee that,
during the investigation now pending
before you, the white citizens and tax
payers of this city and county he granted
the right TO appear by counsel 70 confront
their accusers and cross-examine all wit
nesses who may testify against them.
G. GORDON ADAM,
L. NJ YOUNG,
l.. w. MAGRUDER,
THOS. G.. 'CATCHINGSN
WARREN COWAN,
L. ID. CLARK.
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NIGHT SESSION.

O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
The Convention re-assembled at I
O'Clock.
Hon. E. j. CASTILLO appeared as a del
egate from Adams County aud took his
seat.
The President announced the following
gentlemen as the Committee TO prepare
an address to the people of the United
States, under the resolutions offered by
Col Walter:
From City of Jackson.-W. P. Harris,
chairman, E. Barksdale, Geo. l.. Potter.
FTrst Congressional District B.
| Wright, II. NJ. Street. j. III. Howry.
/ Second. ii. H Chalmers, E. C.
WalthaIl, III. w. Walter.
| Third. I. Harrison, Reuben Da-
Wis. III. l.. JarnagIn.
Fourth. A p. Campbell, w. A.
Percy, Vim. r. Miles. aaa5
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G6ri1tenbeit ousoebnt, officieQ an aueBi'

@6riitenbeit ausOebut, officietl an alle8i'
|166fe selanbt.
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ab in bieier 9i05eIe Die 3eit.. in mel9er
Der Su6iIdumsablab setponnen meroen
fam, uno Die Yfarrer Der @enlcinoen
m09en be1onoere Mnba9tsiibun9en ab=
balten, tpie ibr @ifer lie oasu auhoroert,
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1ino notiirlib Die bier &irben, melde be,
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bic 9eili9freustirde, Die 5antt Yatrifs
Stride uno Die Maricnfir1e - obl6on
Yerlonen, Die burb l6wa6e @eiunobeit
ooer anoere 9ere9te urla6e pcrbinoert
lino, Die ,&apeQen an. &i6 @trobe,
i'm 9o1pitol an Der @tate 5trobe, i'm
&lolter oes beili9en Ser5ens. i'm ct.
MIoy]ius Seminar, ooer Die &apelle BON
guten Sirten gum Ylabe ibres Beludes
bes alerbeilislten @otraments MAIDEN
fDnnen.
Sic 3cit fir oas Subildum in Der
gatbeorale miro 1ein Der 9anse Monat
Otoi - udbreno oeiien cine Belebrung
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an9eseben bat, elmer She'll Der Maion-
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beldloIen nit einem 40itiinoi9en @ebet.
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bilaums 9ebetcn, obi@on lie empfoblcn
iperoen.
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Die preuRifbe Gbriftenoerfpl9n

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