The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-30

upon the rampari- Of the enemy. lis
/ yIgilancr J.. ever on tile alert while III,
energies are as untirlng, as his zeal Is
alive aud active, when the cause Of Til
den. Hendricks aud R-form is in the
case. All honor to such meu.
Sunny South
DR.. L. +. Hudnsll delivered a telling
Democratic speech in the courthouse on
Monday night last He spoke about an
hour. and his whole speech was iraught
with trath and interest Although the
doctor has been for some time neutral
10 politics, he showed clearly, Oh this oc-
cssipn, his condemnation Of the Republi-
can administration, and urged all present,
both black and white, to vote for the
Democratic nominees in the coming No.
vember election.
Ko.s iu,kO Star
| Hon. NJ. A. Nets, Chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Committee of
Winston county, deserves infinite praise
for the tact and energy he has displayed
in planning and prosecuting the cam
paign in that county. He purposes to
wind up the campaign with series OF
meetings nil over the county, and has ar
ranged that Hon. =. T. Oldham, of this
place, Major II. S. Foote, Of Canton,
J Hon. Frank S. White, of Clay county,
' and Hon, Munroe Higgins, the distin.
. guished colored orator from Oktibbeha
r county, will address the people OF Win.
Eon.
, Wiaona Free Press.
: Hon. II. ID. Money next week meets
! the last Of his published appointments.
. He has made splendid canvass and the
T people everywhere give him the plaudit
, well done"
J McComb City Intelligencerl
The train on Wednesday morning wal
we'll filled with the citizens of Summit
I and McComb City en- route to Magnolia
. to attend the grand rally Of the Democ
: racy of Pike county. A procession wal
: Immediately formed and marched to tn,
the beautiful grove at the COURTEOUS,
grounds where the ceremonies of the da,
, were opened by the presentation of +,
l. banner by the ladies 10 the Democrat,
Club of Magnolia. The presentation
was made by Miss Maggie Wroten
daughter of DR.. V. j. Wroten, of Mag
. nolia.
A Miss Wrotcn's address was greeted
with enthusiastic applause, when Capt
;, Jno. 5. Lamkin rose in behalf Of thu
!. Magnolia Club, and responded.
| We regret that, for the want of space
At we have to omit these addresses. --EDs
to CLARION.
u They were then addressed by Hon. L
d Barksdale, Of Jackson. Democratic can
T didae for Eloctor for the State at large
10 who, in speech of wonderful power anC
y effect, held the large audience for owe
II two hours with absorbed attention. Mr.
+ Barksdale was frequently interrupted
&c with applause, and at the close took hi
seat amid ringing cheers for the speaker
" and for the cause he advocated. A
o night the meeting was addressed at lengt
II by Col. 7, II, Stockdale, of Summit
II advising Cancellation and harmony anon
= all, md advising particularly, the sup
" port Of our Congressional nominee by tn
d colored voters of the District. Hon.
'G9 f. Packwood, was also called, and in
y few remarks gave his views of the polti
u cal situation, derived from a recent visi
. to the North, and asserted his firm belle
. in the election of Tilden and Hendricks
Columbus Independent
Col. Lamar occupied exactly two an
a half hours, and was heard Throughout
!. with profound, almost rapt attention b,
~ an audience of 8, 900, composed of mel
and women, from town and country,
good sprinkling of soldiers, and con
siderable number of blacks. 1t must
/, suffice to say now that the exordium wa
ic simple, pathetic and beautiful, the body
70 ofthe discourse a noble, Conservative
5 Constitution-loving appeal to the white
e in behalf of the cause of Reform, through
lie au awful arraignment Of the Grant Ad
(, ministration, while the close was directed
e to the oolored element present by pow
e erful application of the dying advice Of
is their great apostle-the Hon. Chas
10 Sumner
Edwards Citizen.
The mass meeting advertised for Fri
+ day, although it lacked in numbers, was
full of zeal and enthusiasm. Gen.
O Wharton, Capt. Montgomery, w. A.
Jones and others, made lively and stir
ring speeches.
Grenada Sentinel
Ex,Gov. r. G, Powers and Capt. w
= Il. Barksdale met in joint discussion
. before large and mixed audience OIL
. Thursday. Capt Barksdale was posted
to dot on the history of Mississippi
legislation, and used his facts and figures
in triumphant vindication of his party
r and people, We never heard him when
e he so fully impressed us, with his high
Q reach Of intellect, and his splendor as an
orator. The Democratic party, nor the
people who act in sympathy with it, have
no need to trouble at results, when Capt.
Barksdale represents them. He literally
tore Powers arguments into atoms. and