The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-30
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A glance at the names cap,nr;s;-,t.
present Legislature shows fine caro- r,itI,
WHICH the people selected their ablest ami
best men for the great work of BRINGING
order out of chaos. Every profession. occn-
patton and interest of the Commonwealtb
seems to be represented bv men whose
names are the synonym of honesty and ga
pacity. Those who look in upon the Senat,.
and House, as now constituted. must necas-
sarily be delighted with the transformation
that has taken place in the Legislative de-
partment of the Government.
In the Senate, for instance. the pros
ident pro tenn, bears dignity equal to the
position. He is as solid as a Stone. The
Senate is well able to Foote all the House
bills, and when occasion demands there IL
an abundance of FsseeH for warm debate
According to the aritbnetic it takes eight
FhTton9s to make mile, but one of the
Senators from Warren is equal to anv ten
miles. Should BUSINESS accumulate. an
able Garter is on hand to make a
move in the right direction. Should
the Senate need refreshment, a Steacart is al
ways ready to prepare this staple supplies
being Oldham and Porter. One of the colored
Senators IS White man, another Gran, and
another is Albright. Should matters be-
come disjointed, an experienced TAILOR is
ready to mead them up. Shonld any
proposition be introduced to Hooker the
people, it may depend on CATCHING fits
from the Senator from Holmes and
Warren. When Euer- EFT becomes neces-
sary to pass good measure, regard
less of his party utilization, the Senator from
Yazoo is usually in the right company All
things are done decently and orderly in
this august body, and the record of their
transactions is kept by one who knows how
to do ii up Broom. Of course, the great
| Smith family is represented in the Senate
| The louise is peculiarly fortunate in the
variety of its resources. 1t has, to com
mence with, not merely Pound, but For
time, and n South north par in. the market
| 1t mas a we'll, stored Garrett, an inviting
Hall, and Street that is always in excellent
condition-well paved according to parlia-
mentary law and usage. The musical notes o.
! It's Harper have long been sounded through
| his Gazette, and are now heard on printing
and other questions where retrenchmen
and reform are demanded. That all things
may be done FARLEY, we have an assurance
in the Representative from Covington anC
Jones. Monroe has sent TrOup OF her bes
material. The House, like the Senate, ha,
ample supplies on hand--an excellent quail
itv of Bean, a good-sized Cram, Drake
two Birds, plenty of Meade, and
No. / Baker, from Duck-Hnl. Should
ANYTHING additional be required, it il
only necessary to make requisition OF
the accommodating Miller from Copiah
Kemper furnishes a clear-ringing BeU o
true metal. For agricultural experiments
| there is an abundance of Green CId
well-tem pered, with a good sub-sOil
One might suppose that Lauderdal
wanted to have things rather Dear a
the Capitol, and Adams seemed t.
think that Hassey was indispensable
Tippah certainly did good thing to Spigh
the Radicals, and ''every man, woman am
child" in that county have just cause to b
proud of their Representative. Calhoun ha
sent Representative who is decided
Bzount, but clear-headed and polite. Choc
taw has fur nished substantial Bridge
The complexion of the House is decided
White. with here and there Young colore
men, one of the latter class being rattle
Broacn. Dens are not usually invitin
q places. but the House has very Gay~de
Itawamba has again returned her faithful
repr sentative, bat it is to be hoped, fl
.sNilliam's'' sake, that his constltuen
= will keep the "fish-trap' in goo
condition. The House is even bette
off than the Senate in the wa
!, of Carriers, and when they cannot mo-
matters, they can press Campbell into Sc
vice. Holmes has furnished an expert Oy
Chickasaw rapid Tucker, and Feathers
l. the tom, and of the best quality, is contrl
e uted by the Empire county. The ASslsta
/ Sergeant-at- Arms is ali the way from III
!? land, Of course, a body so large, so pc
ing. would not be complete without at LEI
r two Representatives of the Jones family.
II THE Masonic Grand Bodies next wee
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