, 1876-05-24

The League ,ero1t n 1s74 and nd II Msoso to
sdmitsion and good will Of this community; Judge
Hiram II. Hteele an upright, honorable gentleman
who hoed FL n dso4c 1s4 ~ i1is sfS.
ssi,hfu'y darlng the VIZ, and joInea The iseGn'b.
sn isa stsds aa.fsi sta}es S.sa o'
Summing the wholo ,nss1es np hoTsves ,,, 'hc hc
o't e q. Fsek. r
man whom Packard vii! name, In case he does no'
Heon, Il advisable to run himself. ~.
domination VIII BE- quite as warm "a J. T. on 'i H.
fcpnbi!eau sids. There A!v at least dozrn @ esnas
whose friends INSERT That he ta entitled 70 % tne
ss ther ntcrest dptnG tGs ret fonr yeatls.
sn n 9sder that he ny ns he asee M
elsms. & &C coi. MeEnorys principal strength VII
CONS from Tho county bnt he Is nEt ;,v YnGa5 Itnda
fVs r. Gensre,sman sae T. John E1t, his law.p4rnar
and warm personal friend
The next strorgcst cantah1o II
EL-4AToR LOUIS A. WILT,
whose strength, am inclined to believe, VIII come
for the most pnrt from tho city. Indeed; The r..
Influenced by ii. sbleet and principal oilccc, MAJ,
i. 4. Durko, Adninistrator Of tho Department Of
HR:evemsas Wix Tsis senaenah as' T.
to hin account that, a. MaJor o. Ne" ofleAns hn
% darins ito ffst Two yeNrs Of Its Existence, when
he might possibly, hy ,aksnE sfole eva, "na
iD 5neas 70 sei'a % sroand oven .aid q bin hat
npoh Kellogg's ortor,.or. wnrao etl1, upon
tprned es Msk1ssg lsgssrFs ,snrs
itsct, and thu. saved biz osn oh!cial head fa1-
Kncty t when be Went into the Leg.le!urt aa speak
or, o1pcctinG 10 reach the office OF aoscrnor him
seli through suggestive lmpssssh1n; q hs!lnTS
tion of bad tssto at tho ting Of the compromlsc
when Estl!eito ,was elected Speaker oysr
e. o q ns ihe sps a Of isa he
turr, JIM !, 1875; but that fact is placed to his
rs :, the ps'y Tick q, .csscr.,
tnt fe Messrs. McEncry and wiltz ara In the lead,
with The chances in favor Of McEuery.
TuB PROSPECT.
With fair election, have not donht that This
& bs.ed upon lhS tact sat the cen.us. .enumcratan
people in Tic State; that III tbc colorcd people
ind zone thousands Of whites nrc lcpnb.
eIlens and non-voter.; and, further, that during
the paat few ychrr. before and Flncc The census
ths.G ,n 2s ~ ben I o . 81 state f
from Georgia and other poor localities. pus the
question AZ to whether We nFc 10 hare fair cleo.
1a a0 + esyq II eosTssroadeu aye
rndcavored 10 kccr, within The bounds Of ttnt'i -
my HiatcMenn, anh Nlthtn ulc sanEe Oh ptnpanfn-
s t.; ssS a.s i. ~ =
pubiieans viii slow the elcction so 80 BY default
br the coming political campaign will hs marked M
stntc which has nerur attained great cmlncucc fol
IT, peaceful elections either bcforc OF snce 'ho
SOUTHERN CONSERVATISM.
II viii not, in my opinion, make much difference
who the Republicans noulinatc Mr. Packard.
does ID os aT M,gs x 5h M s ss0 FS,ss s
aonsd 1t that timo by she Democrats; or Gen. Dnt.
known 10 bo conscientious, upright conservative
citizen; or Senator Anderson, nait'c Of ne
o. ~ sr nsT ns oasas Il s
So94n North @ would bc '.eaipe.. .ba tes;. md Inc
Il is a mistake 70 auprosc that there exists
in the South such thing ~ n Conservative pe!no.
ev t Wig ng e % e III I've
t'h snet 'thousands ] Of }saiica Whi,u Iea:us Demo:
III. VIC ,hink :, SoE h XII
Ynnkcc," or to shoot 'niegcrs" s'ju.t TO see
them I.ck;' but hsye Jet to CONS across
instanee, ins e. who would be Wiling 10 turn Hn
out to enforce the laws against White League
ss.as:auders, and 7otc for Mr.. Dristo" for presl-
THE SassI3srPl POLICY TO NN ADOPTED,
The recent affairs at coushatta and West Eel.
ctnna indicate that the conduct OF the campaign
viii be handed over TO the White League, and that
policy will be frnncd similar to that adopted Ia
Mississippi last year.
Thtse affairs linye been fully detailed by telc-
graph; but It is gratifying to relate that Senator
Twlteholl. who was shot once In the right nrEn.
twice in The left arm, In the hip, and In
The bnck Of tho neck while In skill, ut Coi,shat-
II, by man armed with Winchester rife, ,-and
thanks 70 Vigorous constitution and good moral
habits, rapidly recovering. aud will probably oeeu-
py biz SCAT In tho senate next year Senator
t.dy dIsdgurcd In Inc fact, before, by wound ro-
eeved in the bassle Of The Wilderness, while serv-
hts cheek and passlng through bis head. lie was
left on the 1e}a for dcld. but almost 1nlraculousy
recovered. lie can now 60 Cen Badger several
better 10 wounds The Senator has no partlcu-
lar reason to love his constituents, u, during the
pa.t two years, thcy have killed h!s brother and
Two brother. .tn-lnw Ut Coushatta, besides wound
ing him ~ have described. BALizE.