davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-22

kibe ~herientse, wdAn mit DpspesRa tsbasn n. gst
SnbeF.sbar.a g.rlansen " taseu. earaflt.l ~ usbmes
anb ssanp& bur& bts 8ur@t saspn ausssfbl1am ~ fttS
sat scn Gtnuae f&ntn xns f4r nrdtbars S1uassa
lin sne hausseupHtn, tA n snmer ihlr eaxas aets q.
rss ~ tabeln Enbd. 81 aa< hr Dpsprvtir I'D {slba
xsS iitias CAN'T nnssbnns. Ds sladltas srsblt@ttti
Ia &fdaea vtrb xtat lan8a. sssa!ea, DC eaalt 9aas
E6iett rirt eint frtxblsfs anb bea pattatrz hriaet bal
Dtuustfein. sae sas qeben itm ens 9aa II anh islba ea
Rd&ftn tbn nadbes, at4t isltea sur Btrlret&xSs AMI y
ear sun Gelbemsrbe GkeT uzfuM ~
, 1876-07-22
Gteher unh faItss Tisber.

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assst ista 9sslmttid tn bs gDslt. ptlAss 8isttr M
sssslassss nal sAs ~issatssa strs anstsa &rsnilsttss.
Etssta iEsA @akxays vi&as sAssbsifss sirh1 i$S~#~
ssssisef ~ .@sssssss dssbs NslAsf % Gssss ~
, 1876-07-22
Dirsinia Staais- W9fttf.
Der Dftlihe &riees Shaupiaf
unS feiu N6fferaetDirr.

Die offaiefIe Nentralitdt bon Selerre.h
unb Hublanb i'm 8ompf Der hrlltlld]en Sa=
fauenzg taaten nno YropinSen Der noroll4en
Eiirtei qeQen oas Siirfentbum he.Bt NIT
anbereu Morten, man gibt benz or9a1lt1trten
4nfltanb in ber Tiirfei freieS Opel. @lelt'
bel, oh Gerber uno Otontene9rlner, oDer
bic Ieberen in 8osnien NIB Sulgarten Ole
tiirfilhen Seere bepaltigen iperoen ooer
nidt ; - iflieblif iperben bic 9roBtndHte
einid)rsiten i1no bic Sahe oronen.
Sc fieqreiber bic @briiten ltno, Deiro GROCER
miro nohber Der Nntbetl BON Serbten nno
Wtontenearo an Der Seute Der YroOinSen lper'
ben. Sc ihn1her fe iih erWetIer, belto be
}deibener ,piro baS Gejultat iein, bel BEN
ieDodl audi Rnm6nien (oer ltebe prenRllde
Bermanote) nno @riehenlanb (eer ru1Nlff
@dmieeerlobu) ibr She'll erbolten pero'n'
sur Belobnung, neil ie ith 10 irleDlst per-
haIten.
Seue offisiene Neutralitdt i'll @ten UNI
Hetersbnra perbi11oert natiirlth ipeber oil
llnterthanen Der einen nod Der anberer
Uiaht, benz &riege 8eibiilfe i'll Wannidaft,
Waffen, Olun ition, Qebensmltteln unb 9elf
Al ipenoen. Die Na9ridten iiber Nieoerla
aen Der Serben ober ben Nu8iprnh Dts
raelrs, oab bteislben lhon geIhlasen pdren
perbienen meHig 8eadtung. Ser &anpt pa
es amf eine Grhebung aler @briifen in be
n5rnliden Tiirfei abseisben, uno oieie TT erI
i'm Begun. 0cnn bieielbe gelingt, 10 babei
bic Eiirien einsn permanenten @uertuatrte!
Dor iih, auh menn ite in offener Shlaf
aeaell bic Serben Sie9er bleiben. nnb MID
Bic europaif6en, fonoern bic aiiatiihen Sin
ten finb IS, ipelde bic Seere oaau lleferl
miiien Gini9e (pieoerbolte) Insaben iibe
bic B0lfer Der europdiiden 3iirfei meroen oa
flar MAIDEN, bic uamentlid ben 8erfen DO
S. &anit, nSerbiea" unb ySouau Sui9o
risn" snttebnt ftno. Die J3ahlensansabe
iinb MIR annaberno ridtig, oa es feline seort
rete 8oltsadblunsen unb itatiitiihe aufnat
men in Der Siirfei gibt.
Numdnien (Wtolbau unb @aaabei) nj
ieinen 5 MiIioueu giuuobnern, bas taft 20
lig felbnitdnbis uno nidt beinI Sample b
tbeilist if. tommlt tpeiter nlft IN Seriifitd
ti9ung. 6olsenoes 1T Die Isabelle Der iibr
gen B0lferihaften ODER Wationalitdten 81
europ6ifden Tiirfei:
, 1876-07-22
"Star- W,ru" lDlattorm

9l.bers' ~. cine go e G,eros. C,n psrnann
SGus In.er OfIen. draae. ~ 9ii,uraaren. Sanbhst
as =. e~sreulars gratis rtrIsnea, aprsinfu
uz9ph eta r 4ntsttt, FiR-s
, 1876-07-22

ESesl Harxa te f4redlt@ea 6&mer3es susbaisV
vd4e ti,ft aranftst NIT I'D brtnSt. rp.nu 10 stra .S@af
Sif1 Bitters" tin 5eilntttei sebsttn wtrb. sas Sther ltiS
tsIauaen fann3 s. l!nbe,s BIZ S4mtr,sH tsfert mn ss
fsrtssftstna 1ebrauHs gtrs sT pattsns sss pSsssH
stsft IL. Esufenx feanen ben Geo. an pt9eM fs snsE
ktt wx.ses tsefs %SHnsutsrs 6alaittd n stssss'sth
, 1876-07-22
@utnnta

Sic Serben, welfe benz iibilaoii6en
EolfStarnm argeh6rru, tpohnen in benz Siir-
ftentbum Serbien nit etma 1 Ottllion Gin,
mpbnern, in BoSnien, ber Sersegopina unb
III Montene9ro. Sic Gferreidiffen Yropill-
Sen Glaponien im Noroen uuo 0almlatiel1 i'm
Weften finb ebenfals bon Gerber bemobnt,
alio in boiler Sbmpatbie nit benz Sample.
Die Bulgaren betpObuen fait ben gait
5en Often Der enrDpGiihen Siirfei BON Der
Conan bis gum dsdiihen Welre, nit Nus
nabme Der norb0tliden @de iii ifmarSen
Mfeere, tuo Gitrfen baufen, unb ben &iiiten
oes dgdiifen Meeres, Die bon @rieden bette
belt iinb. Oie 8ulgarcn iino tetne reilen
Slapen, %ionoern nit 6innen sen1iidt. gben-
10 mic Die Serben einmal elm srobierbiides
S<niydfrit tnp $tf6tf 11tiauM itaa69SarffiHo ufliSgt
llno betenlen fld in GROCER Mebrbelt beioe
CUR 9rtedbliden Heligion uub ~iniofern follter
ne aud Die Sbmpatbie Der @rieden babeu,
MI ipelden au1ammen ite etma 5 WiQioner
Aopfe 3aBlen. @inige bunberttauieuo oer1el.
pen ltno leoob 1eet mnbamebaniit, aber
tnll@lonen 81 l9rfn Stammes9enofienEu bal
ZEN, pte eS ld)etnt. @inise bunberttauienb
~ gosnten ilno Sulsarien fino roiniid,.fa.
tgoltld] tno btefe protefiren geaen ben Ins
idlub ibrer Propinsen an @erbien.
Ote @rte Of pobnen norblid bon,
&onigreih @ried]enlaro, auf aDen Suieln bes
d9diihen Where's, an beffen &iilten nnb au Con.
ttdrtlitopel, anBerbem nod oil ben&iiftcn &letns
aliens. Die @rieden aber baben fih nit Den
Girtsn better 9eIteQt ipie Die Slapen; linen
muroe Die geiltlibe 9errlbaft iiber bic leb=
tern iiberlafen, bic fe oft arg mibbrandten,
tueshalb fe bon ben 8ulgaren oft mebr aes
baBt ipiroen ais Die Sirten. Die @rieheu
pfegen Die bnlSariihen Sii1ofsfte su fanfen
llr1o bic Steuen Der INTERN @eiltli6en (Bo.
penn tuteoer 81 Derfaufen.
Die al bane II iino bic @inuobs
her oes altem Glbanier'S am abriatild)eu
Wieere, norolid bon ben Serben, iiiblid bon
ben @riefen unb 0ftlif BON ben 8ulaareu
begrsn5t. gle iiub Na1fommen Der alten
Suprler, nit Slnpen unb @rieden eemiid,t ;
es TT ein fptloes, trie9eriides golf, oas Sabr-
hnnoerte lang ben 9lirfen Miberltano lei
ttete, aber lett Dem 3oo ibreS Selben @fans
berberg 1T elm grocer 2bsil niubameoanild
getporben. Die Sirteu enolih mohner
tebr ~seritreut in einselnen Golonien i'm 8uls
9art1fen IN Maceoonien ; am ihmar,en
Uieer unb in &onitautinopel ALIEN maIIen=
bait. Mber fte sdhlen nur 2 Uiillouen &0pfe |
itno baben on z Dtiuinnen Wenl6en bon an.
oeren ytattonalitdten fid seseniiber. Die
Wnhameoaner, melfe iid uilter lebteren be.
tilIoen uno bic etrpa cine Miuion sablen, finb
berett, nit ibren 9tamnles.@ enofien aemeirs
lame Sahe sI MAIDEN. Sic europGllten
9iirten piroen i'm &f nit ben anoertn
Eattonalttaten Der europdiifen Siirfei lofort
lluterltegen, rpean fie niht ibren SuccIrS in
2lrflidzMten nnb Mfrtfa bdtten, mo- iiber 30
Uttl'cnen Wiibameoaller ipohnen, Die eS oil
lerptlla6 nit etn paar WiQiouen Gerber unb
Sulqareu apfuehmeu fpuuen.
, 1876-07-22

IN ~ PatItfam S,r RaAa1m1Asea unA Dstrrs 4
eeera, Y bic Wameasaatsi@rtf ~ fraAtrtz etAsntbS
Esrs ssnasas SAseaias" zoo ahiAs ~ NJ -
1tttsrs sRt$&A aaafslsEa
Wstsas4sanneifnHse1 ta eesIfAes sx4 hsssfAer Ns,s
- - sE!es unttrfArat -DsslA T. e." ssatR. ~
bsss SisfAs ~tttssflss. -
we 70 xsats sta' StslAs te&s ysaf4sa - Arysv
Yvsssssss -ss sss<ss&s Asp &ssssssss G1ssse ~
, 1876-07-22

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SA rbdlt bas saase Ssfem Nabrnne uub 8raft. NDens
~ Nagen nab aabsrf Verbaaaaassr8ant Ha6laftn, tbn
ssus a~ssttsiett " ~.ntptdeln, mus br saHas 8Srper Id
aut4saasSursaa .n.asben, Rah strf&ieben.r UT, abe
S< &xuyturfaAe hlabt tmmes bteftlbe. Dto n bo
Ssass. ssbr be- re$webti& ptttsts." BE- q ss Star.
sasast gtaas.ett beasat, = vel. &rai,isstttn aelt. ~
safaaasns ssas serf&tseaes Ratar faS. Dir ssaasa
sasactu ttlpahers
sub aEs saseres suxssnIranfbsttea satfepsa essR 70 ~
aus S~tSrunssn bu Mas,atbatiai,tt als Sur1 erbltS<
Anlaet cher bsfiss @rfdliune. Wenu bt Spsiie MIDI
sssppri9 sereauet une Der R5rper tn 6olss behtn niat hin.
tarslta ernabrt plrt. aut abmasrlns tintr.ten uni
81 sr,4 SIs,@~aS.. Snaera er!isst han lsi1tsasu aafaa sine
eas mot y oetra6t tdiaI DIV bsribmttfea Wsr,.s.
peas 1s 8das ssa e&wtnbfu4t in ben eaen Stabisn be.
saseas, n%ten eent aasnabmt ttrs astmsrtiari:it ;ue
gr aaf ex wtaaIt-xne b1 0rbaauassprsaat bamtt biz
Sftt1sn, st3s eu Patient u I'D ntmn TIN ai6t fru&..
wv SetGrtret serurfahea aAb nt&t burH ben RSrptr 60
" SAP taa ta'etssr ssr fdas sex In ~sasatssn 6ah
sssis NIB tAltats Rabruas " histeM
RsrSsSfHwdAs
i Nss tf ansladfdtsaex &ranfteten, hsxeu las NJ
i&tnssf&le&t uatsrwprfea IA. snb Iestn nsmentli5| ,j
atn earaA- DIE uria&en, sel&e bkfs f&rsdtiSer b
Strssrrufss. fas ptrlGttbta uns ptelftttA sbu bt b.
eanelanesrds mus tmuau eteetSs itk, aG,sltd bic
bsrd etartxassnitte, sas Restnfsaen, Ss b. IsS
snessrsant xas sabar& bsa sansea SSrYa ~ hd ~.
tanesmtttl td ben sbsa t~rpatntta &ranlbdteu unS sat
aaafsneen bic oefanbtst sur1dsu.ssa, p,l&t f&sn %.
sAa Essifslttn. is rtte1 0taus am PsteR ~ aasta.
R1ssersef@taseabstt,
srfe1ssssa. GmssasaG S<saasses asslssss,ssa..s,
@eeIsa@pIts,
Fas uaeeassns aranlpntsa sul bic msidut3s D.nsaA
Sssss ssbras1. sss s,sSss,s a., r. t.as ssseansa rtrssn
A%HUtttuns anb be Ittts Gpur IA sbsnoensn n,,r liz
S ssns5 ,sslSS sssss nj Dem gsti.a.sa stss asi.Sis4s a
SdtssAs atat a& bale utssa din R"se"
@ta WSIsttanssnattsx
gu1sass, sdAs sa ssrfaas abtaarssss....
DoRs be- .S&pestf4 8itsrsa ssbm. w"es GIG
s%Saiemmea anf&1 lt4s abIsituassnisI N, 1sn
rtrssa sssx Htae4t All ~' ~~
WItss sab 0sfAIsAA
q sssss nat6fIlss, asA aasss n4aaanfas gaA
enttAlt AVID feline asrfsttf4a 0esa1t}SGa. -
srs sssfaItali@ teatet sas
sssa asatsas stnsssass sH ~ sssas ssaszs
Ssrt @ti-Das &&ts e&seaitA
.tftsrs siss ausf&lieBli& bereitst boo
Dtniel u. 60.
AsS Rsrt Drths StraS4,
&ailabelpsk
m ~ PatItfam s,T R~aAa1mnnsea arb Dssrss
Y bic Nameasaattti@rtf ~ fraAtrtz gtAsntbR
81 sSn4sa. SAseatas" k>r shf4s ~ NJ a
tttsrs sst$&A raafsIsEa
Sstsas4 saa.tifaasn ID essIfAts sss bsxsfAss e,es
~ sE!es unttfArat -DssaA T. g." ssatR. -
SisfAs ~tttssfass. .
svss 20 &sats stat StstAsa fe@s SzaFAse Il 49,
; y esssssss 80 Rsrh Dsitss 6&raes seS IA sAe
1aS&xfAA H3& &kzkeQ&ss hos Es~.L-LLS- A
, 1876-07-22

ndf.als isattn tets cine FIafas ssn ratwasv c,ss,s
Hsllst bd I'D fuersu. Dtaist Zrspf,n In QDadtr ssrssn
xSantett oesr S6mrisa. bic psm ms9tI bs sDedtss
l%srrabrss. s%srbtIsta, " IN better als fraMSaiSts
Ssanss ssW Bites als eta stsi,mitttI.
, 1876-07-22
%antansfAI6sa
@p6sA

saaea st.jTs RAfxahaf AaesAstsass sntessss sss sssssrs.ntas S Int
amft S&usmtttd, neil - Der beRf 8Iu.r.iniser tss, ia
na4 Su Anurtfuns t~espnnex, y BAT ppdsa. Wpalern
6&arla&Aetu xnb aabee Mtt Bteter serbunbsze RranL
hdten ausbrt&en, baxa mue Der Gebran& fpfurt Gina
eeas ssroen, ba Aranitettrn In fsfen 6taetnm da< Az
tesf DstsuStsas ufsrbrR.
, 1876-07-22
RADWAY'S READY BELIEF
% xrssfsa tn .tnsus baISsn gIas Das.,

sslttftssn tn xsaissn asstneIt6sat
asfnSft, Gdpdds. 9erjelopfen, b5fen asss
f8ners, osreorbtnsn Wfaern, Giarrbss.
Durdbfan. Bertop flung, S%idbunasn
une allie innertu eeiesn.
, 1876-07-22

Hertsrssns D!at N hs 5srtsssisAt 10 eafaftiAs@
uxS jssar eiabaftes esaafbtttta.
&a~ntausfAI6sa.
sfsatea, Stsxsa... Sar4 nxseslss sasssassss Srsss
s"ta.
, 1876-07-22

Gum. Der GebofIion: ObiQer Wrtifel III
oon elnem tiihttgen Wtuitfenner, Scrru W.
SanSbaus. geidriebei, Der ftb einiae 2elt
bier als Correspondent Der vSamburatr gSSadlz
rIhten" aufblelt, fir melde er por,iialide
SorrelponoenSen iiber Die @elt. auslteIuno
%lteferte. 0aS beporitehenoe Wiuliffef in
Sanrentb, bat 9roBes Snterelie aut tiir pielc
NulltTr. u1loe in NmerIfa ; Serr Qanabous,
Der pemlelben beipobnen mirb, hat barber
. m rSenofrat" einise @Orreiponpensem au.
geia9t.)
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
senate Joint Resolution 10 ADcs-
Ish the Office Of Gov
erROr.

The following are the provisions of the
Joint resolution, which has passed its Sec
ond reading in the Senate, providing for
the submission to the people of an amend
ment to the Constitution abolishing the
Office of Lieutenant-Governor:
Resolved, by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, (two-thirds of each branch
concupring therein That the following
article be proposed to the qualified elect
ors of this State, as an amendment to
the Constitution of this State, to be voted
upon by them at the next general elec-
ton to be held in this State, either for
approval or rejection, which, if approved
by their vote, shall be valid as part Of
the said Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION /. Sections II, of article ",
and IA, Is, 16, II, and 18, of the Consti-
tuition of this State, are hereby abroga-
ted and annulled.
SEC. 2. The Senate shall choose a
President from among its number.
SEC. 8. When the office of Governor
| snail DeCOJuo FdCdHl Ny uCoIh, VI OthC1
wise, the President of the Senate shall
possess the powers and discharge the du-
ties of said office and receive compensa-
ton as the Governor during the remain
der of the term Of Office of such Gov
ernor. When the Governor shall be alb
sent from the State, or unable, from
protracted illness, to perform the duties
of his office, the President of the Senate
shall discharge the duties of said office and
receive said compensation until the Gov
ernor be able to resume his duties. But
if from disability or otherwise the Presi-
dent of the Senate shall be incapable OF
performing said duties, or if he be absent
from the State, then the Speaker of the
House of Representatives shall assume
the office of Governor, and perform said
duties and receive the same compensa
ton as the Governor; and in case of the
inability of the foregoing officers to dis
charge the duties of Governor, the Sec
retary of State shall convene the Senate
) to elect a President who shall assume
the office of Governor and discharge the
duties and receive the compensation
, thereof.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
Good Time TO Unload.

sketcb of Congressional debate In
which Hon. 0. r. Singleton participated,
ia oiven in another column. Our mem
her need not have hesitated in an
swering the inquiry of the cunning
DOWN. Easter (who was playing for po-
litical advantage), if the South demands
the refunding of the cotton tax? Mr.
Singleton might have answered promptly
on the spot that she does not. The tax
was an unjust discrimination against the
neonle from whom it was collected,
but it is one of those wrongs inflicted
upon the losing side in the war
which cannot be repaired without
inficting greater injury upon itself
than would be repaid by the benefit
it could hope to derive. Besides
the claims have long since passed from the
original producers of the cotton into the
hands of spectators, whose only hope OF
passing a refunding bill is based upon
the purchasable material with which they
would have to deal in Congress. The
measure, if it ever came to the South,
would come tainted with corruption.
There may be occasions when the end
will Justify the means, but this is not one
of them.
The preservation of the liberties OF
the people, and the rescue of the Gov,
ernment from the grasp of the corrup
tionists, proscriptionists and public rev.
enue thieves, should be the paramount
aim of the men to whom the Leadership
of the Democratic party has been con
fided, and if it be necessary to lighter
the good old craft in order that she may
surmount the breakers and ride safely
into port, we implore them to unload he
not only of the pretended scheme to re
fund the cotton tax, but (for the presen
at least) of the Mississippi River Leve
and the Southern Pacific Railroad
schemes. The country can better aforc
to wait century for the accomplishment
of those measures than to endure anothe
term of Radical misrule.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
SENATE STANDING CONVIv,vn

JUDICIARY-Nr. Taylor. cbo;.
Catchings, Reynolds, Johnston Man man; \,
and Everett. Norgsa Il
FINANCE-Mr Graham. cbo;u
Allen, McCaskill, Smith and Carlsasa taa V
AGRICULTURE, Commerce
rUREs-Mr. Mcneil, chairman. M NJ, All,
colt, Hooker, Griffin and Stewartt ttIpysi'' esq
EDUCATION Mr.. Foote. cba;r-
Catchings, Sims, Smith, and Wbita99i Wbiita9i "
PUBLIC WORKS Mr.. Carter
Messrs. Thompson and Shirley (coo; SaaS
PRINTING = Mr.. FitzGerald
Messrs. Barry, Oldham, Johnston ca c9aie
RAILRoADs-Mr.F Furlong, cbai,u
Allen, Foote, McCaskill and Tuttia u
CLAIMS = Mr.. Metts, chairmo,
Graham, Thompson, Smith and Par,r Pu III
MILITIA-Mr. Furlong, chairn..
Mendenhall and Hooker. Aa Y,
FEDERAL RELATIONS - Mr. =
chairman; Messrs. Fswell, Thor,,v.a.a
erett and Tuttle. !,
COUNTIES AND COUNTY Bory,
McCaskill, chairman; Messrs. Ca, i
er, FitzGerald and Smith. Ni Y
PENITENTIARY AND PRIsoys-u.
chairman; Messrs. Callicott. McCo.Lsx Y
tie, Terry and Mcneil. 1SA~
HUMANE AND BENEVOLENT Irsr,-
Mr.. Johnston, chairman; Messn i
Thornton, Furlong and Everett .
PUBLIC LANDs-Mr. Sims, chairnsD.,
Metts and Griffin. y
CoRPoRATIoNs-Mr. Chalmers ~.
Mess rs. Taylor, Thompson, Everett S-A ann /
(col.)
Senate Joint COmmitts.
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FuND-NT,
chairman; Messrs. Metts and McCIp,, =
ENROLLED BILLs-Mr. Hooker cb.,
Messrs. Carter and Pratt. lag
STATE UNIvERsITIEs-Mr. Sims aha.
Messrs. .Callicott, Griffin and ChaIn4r
REGISTRATION AND ELECTIoN-NrP D..
chairman; Messrs. Catchings. TS:r-.
Pratt and Barry.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mr.. Mend.
chairman; Messrs. Oldham and McC%s
BANKS AND BANKING-Mr. Stone ob..
Messrs. Hooker and Steward.
CONTINGENT EXPENsEs-Mr. McNsa
man Messrs. FitzGerald and White
INN IGRATIoN-Mr. Johnston. cha;
Messrs. Terry and Tuttle.
LIBRARY-Mr. Thompson, chairman N
| Oldham and Furlong.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
What the People Say.

by way of showing what the people
say on the subject of impeachment, we
nave extracted the following from let
ter OF a prominent citizen of Yazoo
county:
nave not seen man yet who op-
poses impeachment All the people I
have talked to look on it as a matter of
course. fazoo county may be set down
as unanimous on the subject
81. C. Pr
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

No SUCH RECoRD.-Mr. Fewell, of
LaudNrdale, introduced resolution in
the Senate, calling for the record of
charges against the present Superintend-
ent OF the Lunatic Asylum, DIR. Comp
ton. The Governor replied: "No such
report is, nor ever has been, to my
knowledge, on file in the Executive of
fee Pilot.
This is not correct statement of the
case. The document called for was not
record of charges" but the report Of
the Trustees of the Lunatic Asylum
upon certain rumors with which the name
of the Superintendent of the institution
had been associated. The report was made
to the Governor by his authority and was
withheld from the public. The Senate, as
suming thatit oughtno to have been with
held, made call upon him for it and was
answered that the document could not be
found in the Executive office. Thereupon,
on motion of Mr.. Fewell, resolution was
passed authorizing committee to inquire
of the Trustees (Messrs. D. n. Barrows,
w. B. Taylor, j. w. Robinson and DR..
j. l.. Carter into the nature of the re-
port, or to discover a copy of the same.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.

JUDICIARY-Messrs. Featherston n
son, Jarnagin, Muldrow,, Reynolds RI
dale, Hall, Jayne, Clifton, Spight and d
saps.
WAYS AND MEANs-Messrs. Tsn
den, Sykes, Leigh, Powell, Turley Ba
Yellowley, Mccormick, Cessor, (coLs
Shattuck.
On PUBLIC EDUCATioN.-Mr. Gufi
chairman; Messrs. Guyton, Jones, Of I'D
Gibson, Clay, Wilkinson, Gillis, AmgI
Vaughan, (col.), Edwards, (col. J, andoi
ton, (coD.
PENITENTIARY.-Mr. Powell, chainI
Messrs. Tucker, Southworth, Harper
OF Franklin, Mallory (cOl.) and Hussg
REGISTRATION AND EIECTIoN.-Mfa
ley, chairman; Messrs. White, Shapil
drich, McNair, Nelson, Hicks, Jones
of Issaquena and Parsons.
CoRPoRATIONs.-M Lester, chain
M essrs. Dyer, Watkins, Miller Pal
Saunders, McLaurin of Smith, jacobs
and Carter (col.) of Warren.
BENEVOLENT INsTITUTIoNs.-M
an, chairman; Messrs. Warren, McWh1
Tison, Erwin, Massingale, Hall, Bell
Young (col-)
RAILROADS. - Mr.. Percy, chain
Messrs. Troup, Tucker, Shrock, Johns,
Itawamba, Johns, Garrett, Garter ,ol'
Warren, and Riley tcOl.l
CLA1MS.-Mr. Denson, chairman; rs
McCargo, Floyd, McLaurin of Jasper
ley, Drake, Pound, Crosland and No
(col.)
PRINTING-Mr. Harper, chairman Ha
Carter of Holmes, BlOunt, Hicks, BF
Lawrence, Bridges, Meade, Jenkn, 4
and McNeese (col.l
FEES AND SALARIES. Mr.. RepI
chairman; Messrs. Dabney, Crum,
Horton, Warren, Campbell, Mclnnf
Brown.
APPRoPRIATIONs.-Mr. Rodgers, 4
man; MessrS. Stebbins, Trice, Hudds|
Jagers, Gowan, Boyd, Floyd and
(coD.
FEDERAL RELATIONS - Mr.. d. 4
chairman Messrs. Jarnagin, Shand>
and Parsons,
CONTINGENT EXPENSES. - Mr.. W
chairman; Messrs. johnson of WI
Deer, Fortune and Sanderlin, (cOll'
AGRICULTURE.-Mr. Hogan, Chaf|
Messrs. Erwin, Guyton, PenningOl
sey, Pound and Chiles (col.).
COUNTIES AND BoUNDARTEs.-N, Il
of Franklin, Chairman; Messrs. ~
Shelby, Dear, Bassett, Fairly, ~
Huddleston and Mallory (coQ.
RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM'-asII
tune, chairman Messrs. Aldrich, hSy
of Smith, Bean, Whorter, BOYD au
saps,
PRoPosITIoNs AND GRIEvANcE;s
Leigh, chairman; Messrs. Hebron
Bean, Watkins, Gayden, ShattucK' -
Holmes, and Spight.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARAN1nEs
Shelby, chairman Messrs. Carter oi
Glllls, Rowan and Young (cotl'
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUSpcc
! Mccormick, chairman MessTs.
McInnis, Campbell, Parker, PeDH'
and Brown (Col.)
MILITARY AFFAIRs.-Mr. oCuIp
chairman; Messrs. Hebron, BEL
johnson OF Winston, Southworth 'D
roe (col.)
ENGRossED BILLs.-Mr. McNSSGne
man; Messrs. Dabney, Dyer m'
Hussey.
JOINT STANDING coMMITrS
ENROLLED B1LLs.-Mr. Meade, eno n
Gibson, Baker, McCargo, anu
(col.)
EXECUTIVES CONTINGENT fuNDfE
Stehhens, chairman; Messrs. Johe''
CFum, Gayden and Jacobs (eOi')
STATE LIBRARY.--Mr. Clifton, GU, Sns
Messrs. Jayne, Amacker, 1u'D
Shattuck.
UNIVERSITIES. - Messrs. Tr0ups
BY rd of Lawrence, Clay and Jens
IMMIGRATION. - johnson OF ,'sss ~
Johns, Bridges, Saunders, o'D
Cessor.
MANUFACTURES .-Causey, UaMeNkE
Walden, Hogan, Wilkinson anu IN NJ
UNFINISHED BUsINEss.-NelisoN
benson, Sykes and Edwards. ,s.r.n
MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs.- Percy sspS
Southworrh, Campbell, Niciois'
and FitzGerald,
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

Gov. HENDRICKS, of Indiana, has
issued proclamation against mob in
Bartholomew county, charged with
breaking down the toll-ga tes and infict.
ing other damages on the property of a
corporation in that State. We are not
apprised that the alleged lawlessness has
induced the Federal Administration TO
hasten to the scene with its bayonets.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

lhe wife of the late Prof. Agassiz
arose one morning and proceeded, ae-
eording to custom, to put on her stock
lngs and shoes. At certain stage of
TINS process, little scream attracted Mr..
agassizs attention, and not having vet
flsen' ne leaned forward upon his elbow.
inqulrlng what was the matter. "Whv
little snake has just crawled out of nv
Doot' cried she. "Only one, my dear %
lnterrogated the Professor, calmly laying
aown again; there should have been
Inree. u lie had put them there to keen
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06
LA w -
sTATEOF MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
srSATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2.
-oF TIE

sENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2.
Joint Resolution in Relation to the state LII
brary.
Re il resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, That hereafter it shall
be the duty eff the State Librarian to keep
the State Library open every night, sunday
excepted, till the hour of 10 o'clock, during
the sitting of the Legislature.
Approved February I'd, 1876.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

HE CLARION thinks Mcclure will be
removed from the Senate, and that the
lightning will strike soon.n No ..h,nas ae
Of sympathy will be dropned for Mcclure.
ana II the lightning will purify the air
around the Gubernatorial mansion, we
say let er strike. '-Vicksburg. Herald.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

Id. ID. CHALMERS, Esq, one of the
ablest members of the Mississippi bar, is
spoken or In connection with the place
soon to become vacant on the Supreme
Court bench.
The Daily clarion., 1876-02-06

The Senate has re-adopted the former
joint rules Of the two Houses, with the
exception of the twenty-second, govern
ing the counting of the votes for Presi-
dent. This abrogates the rule which
allowed either House to reject the electo-
raj vote of State in the joint session,
but 1t leaves open the question how the
votes shall be counted, and what shall be
done when there are two certificates from
the same State.-St. Louis Republican.
Considering the consequences that may
result from a difference between the two
Houses In counting the vote, no more
important business will devolve upon
Congress than the adoption of plan for
that purpose.