The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-03-26
The Currency Quesaion-Our Con-

Ahis i. iiiculssprol en- anFfseems
spuzzli BE- I'd pne side as the qsher:\ As
party a+eLnot4fespeHesble'N
for The condition of the currency, and
have a majority in but one branch of
Congress with the Executive opposed to
them, thertru policy would have dictated
as Fife medd1fihg;s WITH a. pos
sible for the present. On the motion of !
Mr.. Atkips Dernscrst1 Of Tennessee to
frqqpfeasfr an the pFSo'SSiisi6cC OF me act of
the 18th of January, 1875, for the re-
sumpti9 n 9OPTe P9ynffpPiisE HHtft Az, All
ttR69atizes the Secretary of the Treasury
to rredeem and cancel United States notes, |
1 and to sell United states b onas' for fke'
accomplishment of ~that,inqrP9ae-a the
vote was very much mixed.q74t is ana i
lived as follows pho 'ft h"a '-~a"o'fI
r'FfT En'7ob T'hie"" tr'i cas-. Nays. 1
jfotalst ri 1alemo1ad ~. .iGi. f0s yiIz 'iU8'I
SarrnJntra iiih fGa tafrai'a741 a. ,,r r3gI
- i - ii is i:s; .ht9-y fttq1 ea4
h 6hRtbar 6ar i''fH ilii,5 e. 81 al4oai2I
fs'f1 80 + iuf taEiip3 an, M / fe4H III
} b"Welobserve, that the Democratic Rep
rescntatiYes from this State, Messfs.
Hooker and Money (Colsl
Lamar being absent on account Of Ill
ness, voted in the negative. Their &C
.tioni was prompted by considerations Of
sound policy !. and this We will add, has
al
been characteristic of the course of our
Mississippi delegation. II, other South
iern States had been represented by dele
cations in the present Congress equally
as circq inspect and prudent in word and
action, the prospects of the5partyr OF re-
| form in the Presidential election would
be brig hter. p,
4 THE Sunny South (our late towns
man, Mr., G. \, Jones paper is publishing
interesting sketches of, Lawrence, county,
the home. of the Lyiiches," the Runhels,
1.-THE Stamps, the Foxes the Bufkleys
and other well-known names in Missis-
lsippi history. Lawrence county, (says
the South was originally "a part''ef Ma
rion. The Territorial Legislature, by
! act approved December 22d, 1914, ere
ated the county. The first courthouse was
a log building, standing where. the present
building now does. The present hand
some and eommodious building was erect
ed in. 1851. The first Clerk Of the, Court
was,J. Caldwell 'He came from North
Carolina, and belonged to the family Of
that name so we'll known too that State.
iFThei late Gov. Caldwell was a nephew OF
His. '''' 81" s.A".ss a" -s,.r.ss..ss
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H. nGEN. JACOB SHARE, of Lowndes, Col.
III Mcintosh and Col. A, Y; Harper. Of
Chickasaw, Gen. RuebenD Davis, OF
Moproe Hon w. II. II. Tison' and
), Jno.n a. Blair, ESD, of Lee, are prom.
4 inently urged for the, r. Congressional
4 nominati6n in the1st1 District. III From
4 such lah array of talent, a good selection
cannot fail to- be'maden"b ss1-soorp 81
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EadGEN. D. "A. SMITH, after a. wear OF
able and useful editorial service on the
Brandon Republican, has retired from
that paper, and u Isl an applicant for the
\ office iidf Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation A. J. Fraptz, Esq, has resumed IS
the editorship of the Republican. He al
ways speaks for himself. - "2 ,,,i'.. .44"
7V0TTTIm - r7T-G7777T r.ssr,qt
Us IA. p.obMcLAURINyi ESQ., a rising
] young member of the bar. who acquitted
/ him4lf with uchsdistiactieR as Dis
ktrict- Att0t1iey;hI has settled in Brandon
for til e- practice of, his profession. 4
! 'bIriHliiant future is predicted for him. He
is the Jon of.Hon..L. .McLaurin.. repre-
sentative from Smith! sy d,iex t...
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7 MoRToN calls up his Investigating res
olutlon precisely lnsa tipe. to- sproduce a
diversion in favor of Ames, while the
work of Investigating that official is
IN progress. Let him come on with his
Committee. Like SherfdAlf, the Mis-
sssinpi Senators are H+not afriad!p "1tasi
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