The weekly clarion., 1876-09-27
CASYASS NOTES FROM OUR
MXSSTSsIPPE EXCHANGES

Brookhaven Ledger.l
Lincoln is one OF the best organized |
counties in the State, and will give a
large majority for the honest ticket. !
Clubs have been formed in every beat |
and the enthusiasm of the people is great. |
Keep the good work up till the 9Th of
November.
HinIs County Gazetse.l
The jackson Times still affects to dis
believe that the carpet baggers promised
the negroes, if they would vote the Rad
ical ticket, 40 acres and a mule" each.
" e suggest that the Times can find at
least 1000 colored men in Kinds county
who would swear that that promise was
made to them, by carpet baggers who
were candidates for Office.
CAicIasaw Messengerl
Senator R. o. Reynolds delivered a
stirring speech, at Ho0ston, on Monday
last, aud one we hope that will do much
towards arousingo our people to a full sense
of the duties aud responsibilities of the
hour. Our people know that Monroe
and Chickasaw's Senator can speak, and
| that he has the boldness aud .maAliness To
announce his sentiments in unmistaka-
bic terms; they remember that it was
he who struck the key note in the can
vass last year, and they rejoice tc know
that they will have an opportunity to
hear his clarion voice again and again
during the present struggle.
Rosciusko Star
Gen Lowry was first introduced to the
audience by w. A. Haden, Esq. The
Gene raj is man Of fine build, massive
headt courtly bearing, with bland and
genial expression of countenance. He
commenced his remarks with a distinct
voice, gracefully acknowledging the
compliment paid him By the people of
Attala in inviting him to address them
and heartily assuring them of his earnest
T sympathy and cooperation in the strug-
gle now being made for honest govern
ment and republican liberty. He re-
viewed at length National politics, show
ing the abuses that had crept into our
civil service, the immense cost of every
department, especially the military, anC
said the expenses of retaining squad OF
soldiers in our regular service was greater
than that sustained by France, Germany
ii Eice haAss I'M. an ~ s s1GrT MN 1 N
( to the kpeculations of Robeson. the black
mailing by Belknsp, and the corruption
= of Babcock, all Of. which he PORTRAYED
and developed in excellent style. He
| then submitted some .cogent and caus,iC
observations on our State politics, giving
those facts and figures that, like the glad
itator's lance, pierce thrO' the stoutes
J. shield of Radical sophistTy and specia
a pleading. We can say nothing NOR
here of General Lowry's mastery effor
save that fornearly two hours he Nl,
: his audience transfxed upon their seats
!. while with thoughts that breathe an,
e words that burn he shed the light of hi
brilliant mind upon the political issues O
the day, being frequently interrupted b.
bursts of applause.
!. Col. w. b. Helm was then introduc
+ ed. His effortts, therefore, inasmucI
as they are without possibility of presen
reward, cannot be to highly praised
: He spoke for an hour and thirty mir
t utes, and his reasoning was cogent, hi
5 remar ks appropriate and eloquent, Will
y his Illustrations were happy and we
/; put.
Oxford Falcon.l
% COLONEL LAMAR, since the adjourn
ment of Congress, has been spendin
> his time at home, resting and recupera
ss ing from the effects of his labors at Wasi
ington. As some of our exchanges al
somewhat exercised about what Mr.. Ii
- mar proposes to do during the canvass
! we are authorized to state that whatevt
q work his health viii permit him to dc
st will be done here in Mississippi. A
m socn as he is able, he will be found !
h. the field.
/ Meridian Comet
r The jackson Times publishes a Ion
:. list of joint appointments between Co
Singleton and Judge Hancock. tt
ID Times has way Of perpetrating jok,
re upon its supposed political friends.
le sometimes descends into species of fenC
>. ishness, and under the garb of friend
ship stabs irs victim to the heart. Judg
a Hancock has no joint appointments wit
Singleton. Judge Hancock don't obies
= to Singleton. Judge Hancock is goin
n to vote for Singleton. Judge Hancoc
n has resigned the chairmaDship of the X
1e publican Executive Committee. Jude
Hancock viii resign his nomination f
Congress on the Radical ticket. jude
10 Hancock is no sardine. Judge HaI
O. cock intends to vote and speak for Ii
n den.
f. Attal1 Ledger.l
We have heard that Mrs. n. D. MOI
ey has presented the IL. d. Money Gu
y at Center with superb National Flag
w Three cheers for Mrs. Money.
d Brandon Republican,
r. The Democratic Clubs ofSteens, CreeI
- Cato, and Fannin, all had enthusiast
meetings on Saturday last, and quite
. number of gentlemen from town wer
" out TO participate.
as Gen. Robt Lowry had been invited [
address the Steens, Greek Club, and HoI
J. L. McCaskfil, Hon. Jos. Bennett an
in the editor of this paper accompanie
aa him. At 2 o'clock the Club assemble,
! dressed in a beautiful uniform, snd Or
= ceeded TO raise their beautiful Tide
re and Hendricks banner, which was dor
d. amid the booming Of cannon and Il
L. shouts Of the hard -fsted Democracy
the neighborhood. P. B. Berry. Pre-,
dent, then called the Club to order. al
70 proceeded with the regular routine
# business. after the completion of wh;s
Gen. Lowry took the stand and deliver,
~ one of his sfirriF,o, orr.aaIa - -. -