The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-08
w. III. SIMS, Chm'n.
L. &. CATCHINGs,
w. IL. FITzGERALD.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.

whereas, 1t is provided by the Constitu-
ton that the Governor shall, from time 70
: time, give the Legislature information of
The state of the Government, and recon-
| menu 10 thelfconslderation such measures
as ne may deem eXpedient;" and
Whereas, The Governor of this State die
! appointed In his ambitious schemes bv the
result of the late election under cover Of
SAID constitutional provision has sent to the
Leg lsiature communication insinuatino. if
not directly charging, that the newly elect
ed members of the Legislature were retnrn-
Gu Dy fraud and violence; and,
W hereas, This charge, coming from q
nlgn OIncIal source, is calculated if NOT in
'ehded, TO force upon the government and
people OF the United States the belief that
S Gnc recent erection IN this state was con-
quoted In spirit which denied the rights
guaranteed by law to the colored race and
Is further calculated, if not int nded. ~ inn
pdlr IhaI good feeling which now exists he
tween the people of the Northern and
the Southern stateS, and ~
whereas, The Governor has omitted tho
duty imposed upon him as aforesaid Iof CIV
ing the Legislature information of rho So
OF the government and thus exnosino tbo
ehoIlnous expressions, corruptions, and ex-
CfaVaganceS of the Government has forno
lltiGal effect made an assault upon the peonIe
e. f ,nl9 oCaCe tWhO are now in a state of pro-
FOUND peace and upon their renresapto
yves 1alrIy chosen to this Leuislature. ana
mas charged their constituents with ioment~
IN 9iscord and practicing violence and in
;and CIV 1"
whereas, The Governor has thus diss;-
p@.eu ne ropes entertained by this Iegis
100 tiidt ltey would receive his co-opera-
ton in perpetuating the GOOD teeling ga /
peaceful relations. between the two racec
v t IN oaa ana designing men had souoht
- uestIot' ana thar he would rise ahnvo
- fI n't'er IFelihg engendered by the failure
,or pGIro"al pans and aspirations and la
'or with us for the common good. p
Now therefore be it ;,
1aGsoN Gu iy The Senate, the House con- n
uTlhg thAf we deem il oar duty 70 tha
eopIe oil. Mississippi, and sDeakiny f., r
men, 10 reEel said insinuations and cbsrras
no 10 declare solemny to the oovernnf1o,,t, n.
no people OF the Union, CIV
lst. That the disturbances which boo in
ccurrea IN this State, were melted nv do e..
: ~ aoVeilturers who sought place and w,
y" er oy working upon the passions Of ~
'hofaht ce,and we solemnly DECLARE !, az az :.
our conviction that but for the macbino ~ 'i'
ous oI these designing adventures tbo y
-, III oi reconstruction would have hoe ID
'ai al aIatVeIy of easy solution, ana the wn pr
"eCiiiS III harmony, would have fonnd
w Obstacles to the establishment &c ioun9 Co
Ierhment, under which the rigbtS g ~ F
.19onS would have been fullV protectoi an sol
"a. mat the result of the recent eIectio,, sin
orc ~ 80 ~ ehoWlnS that the colored peonla !
ere nor permitted to vote for men az tppp
cholce,a has been averrel bv his Evo VIC
10y aHords positive and gratifying 49, u
~ 1uey nave freed themselye froorP ~ ~ LAT
In.e slavery imposed upon then, h /
,.is whose legislation was framod t ~ poi
: poses OF personal aggrandisement o ,o
.ose Puoilc policy was fraught wifi, d a,lu iris
ople. anu lioerties of the :. 1
a Tbata,; - Coz
~ = nae all lnsinuations and cbaroeS o.,
Il Ptople OF this State do NOT aeeant 1hat Cot
~ ana do not intend. in oood t';4 IN
e. OUT the letter and the snfrit 90 IN, -
;.a, re 60 the Constifufion 81 t .ne pay
/, Gu Ct states and that the white noel 'ne %
,rna oesire .or intend, to deprivo vi sale
!, ~ people OF the rights gaars, ene hou
n ~ ps sne SAID amendments Ara $3.50 $3.50 B
~ a auaG We congratulate the ,, ue' The
in III uI sister States upon Their faI;o b
from am manned g. oy officers chosen bv Cott
u tinted with the wants of tba;r I'm en- p,
ne poseessea OF learning and natrin,p, 'ii9
"" W., * press to the nation orr I, 'oeism by
:; tn a. the State of Mississinn; 9in,ila- ton
III the unfortunate sit1atidp, naus her, Bran
~ s, nas no acquaintance wiz by
Who 3 ~ sympathy with their =, VIII Win Edw
haying ~ PHEASANT, or deems il profif, BY
!, to atfacL ~ support of no party or the G
and endeay or sooo name of the peo- BY
national hro., TO ALLEVIATE from them to 50.
common 10y G. IN this centennial year os Rn
issippi axt government, the people OF ra1oi,
A'eno their hands to their d desoi'