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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

IL Amos IL innocent of the charges
made by G. Wiley Wells, why don,
he conc out, over his own signature,
and deny them, aud thus make an Of.
fort 30 establish his innocencey His
silence proves him, just as the people
have always believed, guilty Of the
crime Of murder on tho TIN OF Dec.
last, at vieksburg. by advising Cros.
by 10 assemble the negroes In forcs
and take possession Of the Sheriff
ofioe. Amos cannot deny the charge,
therefore he remains silent. Ills
skirts are reeking with blood and the
stains cannot be washed out. lie
would even 10 further than he has In
this matter Of beneftting the Radi-
eal party by the shedding Of blood.
No crime is too henious Tor him 10
commit Cor his own advancement.
But IL oil his benefits turn ont ~
the one at vieksburg, they will re-
doasd more DO the injury than ths
benefit of that party. Great God
hasten the day when this little onion
headed Governor win have 10 pack
bis oarpet-bag and take his line oi
march ''to hum"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

ths Ocvsrumsns; che skollsion u ussls~s sna
unnecessary onees, r~dsrsssa cf fkss and
salaries b. thcss thst are rvtsined, and ssriss
and rigiA acceant.hslisy cf sIl e6lr~rs k.yinw
ee.srsl q passA mss%y - sh.sv~d With Is
rlsh-- Glennszi ss~sl.sas II ths Ie~s-l.,uvr
and fedutien q espense~ IN thsl dep~rs-
rnsnt ~ tise 0ovcrnment; and Ne aunsance
w. ksgsslso@n parry &c ssol=ssd pledges On
sisth-Ths .slsss..a q an able .nd impsr.
Dbl iadssiasy. and eosaniug Jwlxs. ~ Issli-
cssl fsnstiaas pareIy. 81 that sd ts~svsssssa
:, ...., PssT''1an'A'p "a tho Bs"sa s@slf ~ ~
ssvenGh Di.ooaslnusnee cs the snarss.-
evil ~ special and los~l lexazl~sisa. and In
stead the snsctment q g~a~rai laws ansler
whleh lesal and private Interests win be fully
Eighth Encouragement cf .wrseuls.r, nv
securing The farmer and l.hsrrrs js-s reward
fr their toll - espital. and hy relief fnsn
buraansome taxaiioa which must consune
Their suh~lance.
Ninsh--Eaoou~gsmsn, Of msauiAe,ar-.
in our midst
Tcnth-Elevation of the standard ~ on
eial character 50 ~ b. infuss Into aflsial lifs
the ssnse % public duty and spirit &C pssrisss.
ism and integrity, 10 the end that ryxernmsnl
iaw and pubic suthority may BE- invested
With The morul inanrnce and dignity whlch
will Insure rcsgscst and obedience.
kleventh-We favor immediais aesian by
the General Government kr the prytestion
q the Mississipri river lew lands against
inundstiun
Twelfth Building up partisan newspaper.
BY legislssion, arming militia In time of I-sce,
Unconstitutional astempts % take from the
pcople the election u Tan Ccllectors. the
attempted passage ef the Metrcpolitmn rolise
bill, attempted corruption of the JUDICIARY
BY The Use of Executive patronage, we de-
n"ussee a. gross ousrsges upon constitutional
liberty. While - evidence of the utter in
capacity of our proseat rulers to administer
The ansirs of The state, ne point to the mas
ef cenfasion IN which the rrvenue and rexis-
istraiion laws of the Stnte have besums In
vulved. the necessity II extraordinary sea-
Sums ~ the Legislature te cure the hlundars
and follles 81 the regular sessions. ard b. the
rcpeated executive and legislative ats which
have been by thu Suprvfae Court Declared
Unconstitutional and void.
Thirteenth--That we cordially invite the
votes u al the people ~ both raves b. unite
vigorously With us in the appr,aehing ear
sss.' IN q determined en,Ft to give success
b. the Foregoing prinsiples. and thus secure
to our posterity the blsssings of an honest,
economical government, administered by e.
hcient aud conPesent ofiieerS.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

cmYsfAt SvwISas, Mss
Aug. ~, ISIS

cmYsfAt SvRISas, Mss,
Aug. %, fs76
Messra nwssfs, Soas d Moryam,
GExYEsAKsi In the winter Of
1871, I parchased o large quantity Of
fruit trees ffvfn Mr.. StockstiIl, who
represented himself ~ the Agent of
the Rosebank Nursery, of Nashville,
Tenn, and | feel fally satisfied, Mr..
stockstiII wss the Agent 81 said
Nursery. I planted four ceres of
Peach Trees (about 900 treesl They
fruited this season, bearing excel
Lent fruit, giving entire satisfaction,
being fully equal, II not superior to
any peaches shipped from tins place
this season and from the four acres
Of peaches | shipped this present
season 500 boxes, which netied me
In cash ESQ 90, this over and above
labor, boxes and NIL expenses.
Yours, truly,
Il. j. RHYMES.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01
Tue PLAIF0RM).

The Democratic and Conservative pecpls
81 The State Il Mississlppi IN Convention -
semhlea invoking the BLESSING af Almiwhty
Gad en their eaorss, and ivitiag oo-opsrsiian
1t aa citizens ~ the State Who fsvos hane~t
tug~vtisl and economical admlnissrafian. A.
sdnpa the foli~wins declarstion q their alma
and prinripless
First-We recognixe and win maintain ths
eivE and politicsi equality ~ al pnsn. a. e.
szhlixhea by The Constitution a the Unls<A
states and ansrndueals thereto.
Hecand-we are in fhvor of the education
ef al children e the STATE. of public school.
sustained BY sae9asss taxssiea hsl cppo~ed
n sxsrsvagani o. partisan sdasnsssrulIos q
sad schools.
Third--The selcfian - only hon.si, faith
fil aRd competeat men e. all office. from
sae highes, % the lowest.
FcsHth- Va the samlnistIalion Of
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

last week we had q visit from
Mr.. @. W. Hing. the sentlsmanly
agent ID the Hossbaak Nurseries, of
Nashville, Term. Mr.. King psblish-
esa statement and affidavit In this
'zsae Of the DxxocRAr, correcting
fAlss statements that have been cir.
caIassd In regard TO the samples of
strawberries exhibited by them. II
seems that the report has gone
abroad, that Mr.. r.. ". Gardner, can
vassing agent for the said nurseries,
visited last spring. the residence OF
Dr.. II. n. Mckay, Of Madison eoan-
~, and after examining and tasting
the strawberries raised by DIR. Nc
Kay, he CGar'iaer) deliberately emp
tod out the samples he had brought
from Nashville, and took ssrawber-
ries raised by DIR. Mckay rs samples
In their stead. We refer our readers
10 the certificate and affidavit In an
other column In contradiction OF
this fact. We cannot possibly imag.
Inc Why any person should wish 10
circulate such q false statement az
this, without II was done for the pur.
pose Of injuring the reputation OF
the Roscbank Nurseries. Such mis-
representations surely cannot bone
III the person who made them, for
in the end they would be proven
false, and the man who circulated
them would be lowered in the esti-
nation Of oil truth-loving people.
We have met with the canvassing
agents Of these nurseries, and they
have proven themselves so be perfect
gentlemen, and we do not think they
would SD lar jeopardisc The sale Of
their fruit trees ne 10 be guilty Of
any such trick a. the reports try to
show them guilty OF II would be-
perfect folly lar them To take sam
pies from some vines, or fruit from
trees, that they cannot furnish. II
they were TO DO such a thing, when
the vines and trees they hal sold,
produced fruit il would evidently
prove them frauds, and forever In.
jure the sale of their trees and vines
in this section OF country.
We think that what the gentle
men who are travelling for These nur.
series, represent to the people, can be
implicitly relied upon, and we All,
yise all who want fruit trees 90 send
their orders to the Rosebank Nurse.
ries, and we are confident they will
be well pleased.
The afiidavits referred 10 will be
left at she Monitor Office, in Crystal
Springs, where any person, who de.
ares, can inspect them.
The Rosehank Nursery viii faith.
fully falhll all her contracts, and de.
liver all trees here on the third OF
December, 1878.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01
J. DENNIS GRASBERRY, Scc'y.

Our artist was at Rcdbone, and
produced the following picture OF lii.
tic Bobby. II a faithful portrayal
OF the little Cock-sparrow while he
was making that speech in which he
prevarioatcd 80 much. The next
time that the mail agent gives little
Bobby a benefit, we will 10 try make
arrangements for our artist to DO
along 90 give our readers a pie
turc Of little Bobby after he gets his
eyes put in mourning.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

VIZ sea notice In the Columbus
Index Of one r.. II. Snow swindi,ng
. shirt firm Of Memphis eal of . 10,
Of shirts. We are conadent that this
X. II. saow Is the same fellow who
fgared pretty extensively in this
place, Crystal Springs and Jackson,
several years ago, under the name Of
l. J. Iarche. by profession he is a
printer, and in principle he h an In
famous scoundrel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

At last accounts A. X. Davis had
not given bond for his appearance at
the October term Of the Lowndes
Circuit Court. Henry Barrontlne
had become one Of his suretles, and
he has found II rather difieult 10 OBJ
tain another. The Sheriff had taken
him TO Macon for the purpose Of get.
ting some one 20 90 on he bond.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

State of Mississippi, I
Copiah County.

N"P"" So""'y'
Personally appeared before me,
the undersigned, Mayor of the town
OF Crystal Springs, and Justice OF
the Peace for said County, q. w.
King, General Travelling Agent for
the Rosebank Nursery, OF Nashville,
Tenn, who being sworn says on
oath that no has known |. N. Stock.
still personally for six years past.
That during the year 1871, said
stockstill was acting as the duly au-
thorixed agent OF the Rosebank
Nursery, and that said Stockstill,
during the fall Of the year 1871, did
cell and deliver 10 sandry persons
In the vicinity OF Crystal Springs,
large quantities of fruit trees from
the said Rosebank Nursery.
q. w. Kiso.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 18th of August, 1875.
III. j. HARRIS,
Mayor Of Crystal Springs,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

The Coiambas Index deserves great
praise, and the thanks of all hoaess
people for the active part ID took in
bringing 10 light the facts In regard
to the bribery Of A. X. Davis. II ID
doing noble battle Cor the right
against wrong, and should receive en-.
eoaragement Of an perons who are
In favor Of the laws being enforced.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

7. Y. Cooper, Chairman; J. &
Johnston, Secretary.
District No. !, John Dunning, 81.
II. u. Mayes.
District No. 2, Arch. Steele, \. r
Beachamp.
District No. 3, III. q. ID. Brown, T.
D. MiIlsap~.
District No. 4, Dr. %. II. Spence
Geo. Nelson.
District No. 3, DIR. A. Hunter. J,
II. Catching.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

The Democratic Club Of Halle
hurst, at their last meeting, 25,h ult.,
Resolved, That the business houses
Of this place he requested to close
doors to-day, from 3 'o'clock ill night,
to attend the speaking by Col. Benz,
King. 81. MOREHEAD,
President.
J. DENNIS GRASBERRY, Scc'y.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01
Dssseeyaste- Conservative
GImAs.

The following named Clubs arc publi.hed
In the order % their organization, togsther
Nth the names " Presidents and secretaries.
Other Clubs win be added m scan % rvpors.
ed to this ofieo. The liss win DO kept sand
Ing Cor refsredce:
Hopewell Club (July 81. Nd. Conn, Pres
dent j. l.. johnson, Secretary.
Besureg~rd Club duly 2ll m. q. Fairman.
President N. d. bostic, Secretary.
Crystal springs Club lJaly aslr. p. Lock-
wood, President \. n. S,ackho.lse serrasa-
y
Haxlehurss Club July asl y. J. Morehead.
President .. ID. CRANBERRY, Secretary.
Martinsville Club (July sfl Josiah Hester.
President w. J: Barry, secretary.
wesson Club duly si)W. NJ. Hallam, Pres-
dent, H. A. Farms, Secretary.
Browne Store Club lJuly IN n. n. Allen.
fresidenA Whil Steele Secretary.
Rose HIN Club tAug. ~ y. q. Wade. pres-
dent u. ". Wilson, Secretary.
New Hope Club (Aax. u A. q. CsrtTr.
President; y. X. Harris, Secretary.
Burtonton Club (Aug. lal w. Mylea. Pros.
dent; q. J. hilies. Secretary.
Pine Bluff Club (Aug. ~ w. M. Hoo.l
President; J. j. Ellis, Secretary.
Union school House club Aug. an A. n.
q. Patrick, rros'ti n. A. llood, scepssarv'
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

OR STATE At LARGE.

rOR STATE AT LARGE
Gen. ,. " Gcorge. Chairman. Jackson
y. ID. NertneF, Eco. Port Gib>on
Hon. II. N. Street. Boeneville.
FoR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
is,-w. N. N. Tison, Baldwin A. Y. Rcsne.
Pittsboro.
ALL. ". Ch@lmcrs, HsrnsnAe; n G.
wslfhaIl, GrrnaAa.
srd-Thotnsa II. sykes, Aberdeen Jshn A.
binfcvd, DHk Hnl.
tth-W. A Pcrry, 0recnvfIle; J. A. r.
Campbell. Canton.
bsh-E Mehuri-oa, jackson u. M. Yeung
Nickshurw
eth-J. n, Chrisman, Brookhaven; Rssierkk
Seal
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

LAST Friday morning, as tie aug
nal gun was fired, notifying those
who contemplated attending the bar
bacuc, that il was time 20 start, FL.
Stiles, who was sitting in front Of the
resident Of Bill Perkins, colorcd, re-
marked TO his two colorcd brothers,
shat II was time 10 leave these id
people mean business" Yes, I'd,
we moan business; and next Novem-
Der you will find that business Is 80
earnestly meant that you will b. laid
away upon the shelf, and alI your
hopes for the Office of District A.
torncy will be knocked into cooked
hat. We intend that eli such social
equality loving individuals ~ you
shall seek their proper level.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

Tue Cepiah Herald seems 10 think
q great deal Of our cannon, AZ IL has
several short notices Of u In the local
columns Of last week. Go on motto
ing Il. Doctor. II docs as good to
hear Il spoken ",
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

A 49, @Wt N@*@
schemes known 10 human fxiugs @
carry the eiestioa In their aver.
They invent fal-ehood sfser fAl.s-
hood To delade tho ignorant, and By
tins means Of lying. try 10 make the
negro believe that he 10 doing mos.
sacred duty 10 vote to keep the Radi.
cal party In power. In their speeches
they use no arguments, but the whole
time IN consumed In appealing TO The
prejsdiccs of those whom they nd.
dress. They call 30 mind the days ID
slavery, and appeal 10 the negro %
remember tho day when the lash wa.
held over them, and then they tell
the negroes that should the Demo.
cratic party regain power In this
State, that they woald be put back
into slavery NIL their rights be taken
from them, and even worse scrvitade
than formerly placed upon them.
They know that they utter the mos,
di~gracefal ial.ehoods whsm they
make these statements. They know
that the rights of the negroes would
b. held just rs sacred then as they
now are. They know that the Soath.
ern white people would not have the
negroes back In slavery, u such a
thing were possible; bat TO tell them
the truth In regard 10 these matierx
would seal the doom Of the Radical
party, and they are determined tina,
the negro shall BE- KEEP, In the dark
as much o. possible. Their advice
10 them, IN to keep away from Dem
cratic meetings, and not 20 listen "a
what any Democrat may say 10 them.
They don't want the negroe. In hear
Democratic speeches, Tor well they
know that "truth 70 mighty, aud will
prevail" and when the negro finds
cut how they are dcluded aud whal
corrupt men they are voting 20 put
in Office, they viii desert the rotten
hulk Of Radicali-m, and lct il sink
in It's own filth and corruption.
In support Of the above remarks
refer our readers te the remarks oI
little Bobby nj Redbone, q synop.i,
Of which appeared in the last issue
of the Democrat and, further, D.
what negroes told some OF the white
people nj the barbecue last Friday
that u, that Radical speakers had
told them that they mus, keep away
from the harbacae; Il they attended
they would be killed. they would
be- poisoned by eating the meat, etc
Was ever such outrageous ialsehood,
uttered by human beiagsi Can any
man 80 far forget himself as 10 resor,
10 such low means TO carry his point
We don't know what Radical speak
or gave the advice, but II should have
blistercd his throat, and caused nj.
tongue 10 lose ion power Of ntterance
Such false a,tcr~nces Ne the above
will not avail the person or party
who made them. The handwriting
~ on the wall, and the doom Of Rad
icalism in old Copiah 70 sealed, and
the 2nd Of November will hiring vic.
tory 10 the Democratic party.
In view Of the false statements
that the Radical speakers are making
30 the negroes, and the strenuous ct.
forts they are making 20 carry the
next election, we admonish our poo.
pie to stand firmly together, and
bravely battle for the right against
oppression and wrong. Let every
man register, and al the polls le,
every man do his duty, and Radical.
ian win ank In the great sea Of cor.
ruption and rascality upon which il
floats.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

Nor long since A. X. Davis, the
saffron -colored Lieutenant Governor
ofMississrppi, pardoned w. H. Spears,
Of v,eksbnrg, while his trial was In
progress for the killing ef Col. Nh
Ter, and now Spears Is defending A.
X. Davis tor bribery. Looks funny.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

THE Copsah Herald Of last week,
concludes an article by saying, ~Po.
litical somersets are turned BY some.
body just before every election" ete,
That'sso, Doctor. but never before
in the history OF the Radical party
has so many Of the best men Of that
party deserted il. They are leaving
II now in large numbers. They see
that the rotten old hulk must 20
down from the weight Of lie own cor
ruption and vcnality, and they wan,
30 Get aboard Of the ship that is sail
ing In the right direction and will
land them safely in port. Take
warning, Doctor, before II Is TOO late,
and come yourself.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01
GRAND ExCURsIO.r!
Free TvsaspeSsssssaH
RAaaAaKD CHECKED rHRouou yRxKil

The old ship RApscALwx, win
leave its moorings on the morning
OF the third Of November, 1875, Tor
q long trip mp sALr RIvxa. Every
arrangement VIII DO made TO render
the passengers N comfortable aspos-
sible under the circumstances. For
freight or passage apply 30 the gen.
eral agent OF this State,
ADELBKar AnEs,
jackson, Miss.
p. y. No Democrat need apply.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

Nv you want god sewing machine YOU
should call al this Office. We have one asr
late That has never yet been IN use. Price os
machine - factory. Eghty.avo lh.llars "a
vii be sold lor SIXTY DollsrS.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

Tic s'llo~ing rules have been aaov,ed BY
The press Il Mi-si-siprs and caeh candidate
seHPocted IN comply with thcmi
abD"u"siag candidates for State and Ds.-
'r'ct ofi"es. SIS; E"r County ofiices. $40;
for Beat ufiiccs. On. No dc.iuctions viii he
mad ET withdrawal sflcr annaunccsaenl
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-01

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oil equal the Backeye. Al. wrLcn
, 1875-01-29
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beralen Subrers feinen antbell gu Ge6=
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mad England u%nterluess, 1T anf bobsr
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'porbereitet lei.
, 1875-01-29
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, 1875-01-29
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nirten Sberilieutenant b. G4slluS TT
oer ieitberise Gbef Der beilil@eu 1ratns
tompasnie Wtaior @roBe su,a &oms
manoear Dee baoil9en Grainbutaiuons
ernannt morben.
Sa lester Belt suar bas e1erttdt per'
breitet wprbcn, Winiiter Soup sebenfe
in leinem anftreten 9e9en Den rclltenten
&lerus miloere Saitcn auf5u5iehFn; Dem
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, 1875-01-29
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