The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

CANVASS NOTES EEsOW OgEs
STATE EXCHANGES,

Nhidcr rcorll
La. Saturday a Republican Club, ail
cllDrcI Of course, marched into town
aud a. the Court house, where Dr. Val
den. ly invitation, made them a speech
The address was full Of sound Democrat
ic dorIiur, plain, common sense and
good advice, and was listened 90 through
out with marked attention. llis remarks
were received with frequent applause, and
thanks expressed ut the conclusion.
winston Binurr.I
Everybody. white and black, are
loUkin forward 10 the Mass Meeting ON
the lO.l with the grelte.t interest. The
report II Committee to solicit coutribu.
iions shows that over 100 carcasses have
been procured, with bread ia proportion
The rel shirts, curuet band, cannon, with
over 3. 900 hearts agIow with enthusiasm.
will present grand splcclrcle. The
Committee Of Arrangements have left
nothing uudone that would tend 10 make
the affair q grand success.
TMilhstchic News.
CpI. w. II. FitzGcrald has been spend
ing this aud last week in Sunhower
county. working for Iilden and Reform.
Sunhl YER came ont behind last fall, but
now MI hu. re,loublcd her energies and
has determined 10 roll up o handsome
majority this fall tur the Democracy.
Nakuo Herald
rhc Yal1o City Democratic Club met
ON Monday night pursuant 10 adjourn
mcnt. Dr.. T.. J. Mccormick in the chair.
The speeches made 10y G.. j. Burrus, j..
G.. Presett aud w. ID. Gibbs, Esqs., we're
able, eloquent aud instructive, going home
10 the hcad and heart of each person who
was so fortunate as to present.
Natch,t DcmocmLl
Gen w. r. Martin, Mr.. b. Pendle-
ton. d.. w. J. Carroll and Capt. J. W.
Iamb, rt. visited the Palestine Demo
cratic Club meeting yesterday, at Brad
ley's Oh the Liberty road, aud an audi
once oi probably hundred, with good
sprinklng of colorod people, was etiec
lively addressed by Gen. Martin.
Contra Smr.l
Hon III. ID. Money met Chisholm,
the IL yes and Wheeler candidate foi
Congr, g., at Philadelphia, Neshoba coun
ty few days ago, and completely used
him up in discussion. Col W. Brad
johnson, representative from Winston
county, met him also at Fort Growl aud
showed him and his party up in magnih
cient style.
Columbus Independent.l
At Shrkvillo none of the orators
promised the multitude were present ex
cept Major +. Barksdale, whose really
magnificent speech made US all forget tn,
disappointment Of not herring the peer es
Lamar, the trenchant Orr, the classica
Fewci. Barry of the silver tongue, anC
other names well known in Mississippi
its length prevents even II skeleton o
the effort. but there were, properly
speaking, FIVE divisions: the history o
Radical mIsrule since 1865 the Demo
cratic. Conservative victory in 1875; tn
National Reform ticket Of 1876 con
test between the carpet-bag and Reform
governments in Mississippi and tribut
20 the worth of WOMAN in the election
and in all the affairs of men, The speec
was cheered 90 the echo and warmed tn
audience to the highest degree Of enthu
siasm.
Water Valley Courier.l
AZ the meeting of the Tilden ReiorI
Club Of this city, on Tuesday night last
Capt. O.. H. Lester, the able Represer
tative of the county, being present, wa
invited. and addressed the Club in
brief but telling speech, which was ,We
received and often applauded.
Mississippi Central.l
Hon. ID. w. Rogers has entered ii
caaipa gn 10 good earnest, and he Is Il
ing yeomanry service tor the good caus
lie speaks at Torrance to-day by invit
tion Of the Iilden Club there. Co
Rogers is an able an fluent speaker. L
is one OF the very best debatcrs on q
stump Ia the county.
Copiahanl
The appointments OF Hon. A. {
Brown and X. y. Miller, IN this count
we're each well attended by the peopl
The speeches Of Gov Brown were plai
straightforward, suited 10 this imp0rta
canvass and the people TO whom thu
were addressed. Mr.. Miller acquitt
himself handsomely, and has made mai
friends in this district during the canvas
Meridian Mercury.l
Mr.. w. ID. Gibbs, Democratic Elect
for this District, commenced his canv,
by speech In this city on the 4th.
made a sensible and. in every way,
excellent address, and the audier
passed him a vote Of thanks. There v
something fresh about his speech in Il
he led us for once away from the dole
recitation of our wrongs TO contempt
other political questions Of gigantic int
est to the people OF this State as const
ting a portion Of this Union.
Greenville Times.l
General Chalmers made a most eff
i've speech at FloreYville on Monday ID
and has with Colonel Percy and oths
awakened the people of Bolivar cOui
20 strenuous action; from which We X
for gratifying results.