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BREADsruFFs.

Il u
New York, April A.-Brcadstuffa
= Liverpool are strong and general
Use has taken place On ali classes Of
his commodity.
ENGLAND's EXPOSITION.
AAo:,rann, April Is In the house Of
lords this afternoon, the pnrie'A circn.
lar in reply to the protocol was tabled,
Lord Derby said he regrettedit va,
unsatisfactory and that it would no,
Head 70 peaceful set,lcme.t. Ear
Granville gave notice he would cal
ettentioa to the subject Mopday next.
10 tho house OF commons Sir Stafford
Northoote, chancellor e1chcguer, de
|nied the statemen. Of the Brussels
fsNordn Of April 11tb, that Lord Der.
by had written TO Cons,antinopls.
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tainty.
The Russian Press Asserts that
Trouble Can No Longer
Be Ayerted.
a Rise In BreadstalYs On This
Side Of the Water is
{ the Result.
The Town State Association Pay
= Visit Of Copgratn-
iation TO the Sec
rotary Of
War.
FOREIGN.
III HAS CONE.

Lprdon, April li-Tnrkish and
Russian securities have reached thu.
lowest point touched since the out
break OF tie ;nsurrec.ion. Russian
wcrc 1 per cent. 10 .se. io.day.
.Pl..a.is, April ll-.i;.ete WIS ,hat-
Eongh panic on the Eourse shortly ai,er
|opening to-day, bu, quetcf fse in !
prevails now. A 81 Pr,ersbu-g te.te.
gram says:
War is revasdsd i, official circles
IS Inevitable, bns Russ,an military
treasures do nor Indicate an immedl-
ste op.nfng uf the campaign. 1t is
believed AuHra viii make ant fort
i paciiira if,l, but s.rcsss Is not
thought probable
THE CAR.
N.w-Yo;k, April IA Cable dis
patches say the car hitnstlf will JON
Rhc army on the "A j, inst. Il is re,
ported TIN. thc R4sssi4n advance
kroops have already ceosscd fac
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G.,.s !. A.n... .r c.,era1.

- .
Take the A,chison, Topeka d Santa Fe
railroad. the new and popular line from
Atchison and Ksnsas City, viH. the bean
tlfui Arkansas valley, TO Pueblo, Colossdo
Springs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharss
Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa re and oil
points IN Colorado, New Mexico and Ari
zona. Special round trip 90 day tickets 70
Denver on sale May 18th, At $50, taking ID
the famous Watering plscss on the D. q r
road G Low emigr ant rates to The San
Juan Minis.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cas between
the Missouri river and the rocky mountains
without change. Close connections made
VI Kansas City and AtchisoD in uni0n Dc.
pots. For tIaps. ttlnc s4hlAa md thA ..Sau
IsaAa Guide, st3fess, ,N e
T.J. AEDEnsox.
Gen. raas. AT,
4denxA Ek1
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+ Ladies' come and select your dress for tho
calico ball, just received at Chas. Eissman
4 Co. A new stock Of prints and percalss
Of the latest stylcs
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County, city and territorial warrants for
sale d this ofiice.
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Room No. 5 and No. 8. Pcnnington'a block over
this post once. No. Sis corner room i5x23; No.
u 10 adjoining and Is i5xi2 feet. Both are excel
isnt for otfices. or other purposes. Apply 10
Apr.lJdlw JOHN l.. PENNINGTON.
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Passengers Wanted from Pisrrs TO the
Hills.
WAlpols 4 Walsh'a passenger train Will leare
sWitcher's r.. Pierre landing, My Isl, for Dead
wood, (baggage wagons attached. Quick time
and comfortable Recommendations. Capable oi
carrying sixty passengers and baggage.
Apr l4daw
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nj rnLEanAr rn.

NALL .lnrrr.
sew York. Aprll'.
Money per cent.
'.ossrnmsn'.-Aeiive ana .'.,a,
cold 1854
Siocks-Actiye.
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tlhiea %. Up u II.
WiiEAr-sirong aud higher. unsei,.ed; l4iH
for cash; u for May.
CORN Active and higher; AK for cash; IS
for May ~ for June
oATs-ssrons and 'sher; ss.i for cash; asn
OK for May.
hYE-HiKhcr; -.
BAHLEY-ssh.
PORK-Firm, active and higher; "a so for cash /;
u y for May; 1tsf,l for Jupe,
LARD-s,eady ard higher; ga fer cs.h; rs
Tor May: III for Junc.
wn1sK = Ffrmer saIes Al 6oIS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
Sffcieu.)
fastem- T~erordnmuaem !
fur oas Npotolil9e Wieariat Dol,
Worb= WtinneIota.

!. Die III. 0aten;eit besinnt nit ben
Nidermitt~od, ben IA. 0ebruar.
.. Vile Gage Der 4otasieen Gaitcn nit aus.
"abme ber Sonntaoc Ino geboteme 1aitaac
an ipslden nur clue noIIe Nlatljcit aettattct III
8. @ebrau@ bon G!eifdipeiien 1T burd Biz.
peulat'on 9eltattet on allen MablSeiten al
So"ntagcn uno bel Der Sauptmableit an Der
Montaaen, 2ienstasen, 0onncrstaaem unit
Samstascn nit NusnaDme Sss 0uatember.
'a"sfa9cs uuo Der bier letten Gage in DC,
Gbar,po6e.
4. Der Senub bon Gier, gutter, Wlil& uni
aale, foiuic oer @cbroud bon Tett gun, @oden
TAFT Der Butter lit in Der Gahmscit s~eitattet.
s. Slid uno 6iciiA tcnnen ME bel cine,
uuo bcrfelben Mablscit sebraudt tperben.
&. Glns Collation. ODER 2abuna fam an
Nbcnb senommeu wcrccn, aber ie foil mic BE-,
o''rtcn She'll elmer semobnliden Mabl,ei,
iiocrteiaen.
Z. Cine SoNc 8affce obcr 9bce nit ettpos
WILD "no @rcO BARI Morsens senommen
lncrbeu.
s. Bon Der @sobadtuna beg GaNens, abe,
nidt Der emtDaItung bon Gleifdpeijen iint
ansacnsmmen Tieicnigen, mcld)e bas olit.
Sebcnsjalr nod nid,t crrcidt baben bieicni.
gen, tuclde fdhuere Nrbciten ,u perridten FL.
ben; aWe mcIde mdhrhait framt ODER feb,
fdyma@lid fino Graucn, bic in anncrm I'm.
tdMben Gd be1nocn ODER 0inbcr an bcr 8ruN
ftlen. Gd)wer arantc iinb aud bon Der
Nbitinen3 bon Sleiidipciien ausscnommen.
rbcnIo @ineer inter Z Sabren. 0icicmiom
aber, bic eincn berniinitiacn 3mriicl iiber ibrs
Scrpfi@tun9 gum Gaitsn babca, io0cn lid, on
lbren Seclicrscr um GelchrMng obcr Gispeulc
ucnoen.
Mnbcr ben 4otasiscn Soften Gnb mabreuf
ocs sabres fOlseabc Sait, uno Nbtinen,toae
~ Baltem:
l. Tic Mittmodc, S~rcitasc unb samstaoc
in ben bier Suatemberluod)cn Mno aue Nrei.
tasc wobreno Der +. gbbcnts;cit.
2. bic @crabcncc BON Tfn9lcn, Maria.
Sinmelfabrt, NaerbciIiaem nub @eitnadten
3. aac Greitase nabrcnc hes Sabrcs fine
SbitinenStaae bon GIeiidipeiien.
i Napcrt Seioembmid, o. S. B.
Ap. Vicarius
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15

= Sober damn, Trou uno Slim
|lnllte nm bieie Sabresjeit Or. S. -.
McScan's itartenoen Cordial unb EIut=
rciniger ncbmen; oenn er reiniot uno
bereid,ert oas SIut, 9ibt &rait, Stdrt,
Ano 8epc9lidteit Dem oonsen Gorper.
Or. s. $. Me9ean's Office, 3l4 Gbclt=
nut Str, ct. Souls, NO.
Gem ~saut Centre 9eraIo" ent-
nsbmen mir folsenoen grtitcl:
"Gin bcrporra9cnoer Yiirser bon
Sauf Centre ite0te Dor einisen 9asen
ole Jrasc auf, ,uarum bic &noben uno
Niao4en beutsutass bel Den beiten Qeb=
rern uno yebrerinnen Ri1t 10 pieI ier-
men, als oieieIbe, Dor 25 Sabren Iern-
ten, oa lie bod bamals nidt 10 quite
8eie9en6eitcn mno lebr armlelisen I'm
terrid)t battcn. 0icraIi a%nt,porten mir,
ooB unler Treuno nidt 3um 8ejtcn nit
Dem 6Drtldritt uno Dem Stanoe unlerer
bslten Sdultinoer befannt lit. IS eibt
lnn9e Sente, mslde mebr SpaB oaral
Tlnoen, |i4 in Den Stroben, Saloons,
SonSbooen berumsutreiben, oIs an ibren
Sadern. Ncbmt einem 0anoelsmann
coer 9anowerter leiuen 8ermi uno
Damn m0St int ieinem Gorttommen
vyebemobl" hagen. llno 10 lit es se.
raoe nit oem 9eruie Der Sduliuaeno.
6pl9t eincm &na6en, Der nit S6rGnen
IN Den Nuger, aber toum einem 9ime
in Der Sol6e, in Die 9ScIt binausqebt,
Slloun9 81 lmden, 10 tonnt ibr liAr|
lein, ct bat Den SdliiNel su leincm
Tortfpmmsn nit lid 9enommcn. Gr
bat blob elm Ding i'm Nues, uno oas
lit glloun9."
Soueit Der .S. 6. 6eralo". = 6ie,u1
bsmertsn mir, oob Die obise 6rasc jcnes
Slir9ers ober ourd ben @eralo nod
ourdous ni6t 9cbnris beantwortet lit.
Die urlade, ,parum Die Sugenb Dor
% Sabren !el6ter 9elcrnt bat, als beut.
outage, 1T aud Die, neil oamols Der
llnterridt in bO1it einfader uno mo-
tiirli6er WeiIe ertbeilt wuroe, wd1renoI
bcutSutase Dem ciniadcn Tarmcrtinoe
unterriGt in Sa6en aufottroyirt ,psr=
Den ion, Die es bon " big 3 nit eroBen
aIScn anllebt, unO nihts boUon per-
tann, b%elonoers uenn Ger oar 10
selebrte unterrl1t9eber nod Gin 2au=
ses uno Sreites caberplappert, aus Dem
Ell am Gnoe leiblt ni9t mebr tlus ,uer=
Den lam.
Mnerfennuns zines omerifani=
l@sn Srua9iiten, Die Samburscr Ga-
: MteoiSinen bctreTcnb. = SEER
Sabcod, 9tem oan,plpn, Soma
l6reibt an Mns: vSr. Mua. &6nis's|
Tamilien : MeoiSincn per
taufen lid iebr gut uno nimmt Die
9fa4frass INNER ;u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
editorisllt Aotizeu.
MIcranber stepbcns IN inf ~,

INyetUl VtItIlS OCT
Ne'3 Der Neubeit perloren i'll boben.
= Ser Gurit BON Mon.enecro peih
''@t icl sr Grieoen idlieben ODER ui6t.
Tos s@arla6Fsbcr ion in Gb;.
easo uno @iIwauiee idredlid rit6en'
"s&afstopf Club" 1T bet Same
zines Tsrsi''s bieesrer Milwauteercr.
9ie .Nanoan", ODER .obeyite 90.
''sin" BON Sirma 1T seitOrben.
Giirt @orti@otoM Jon feline Cut
'allnns mirtIi@ senomnen baben.
-Sn Chicago narben mdbrenS Be-,
ssten 8o&e 1863 @enl9en am e9or-
adficber.
-Sn s@otlanb iiarb NIeranoer
Balm, Der eriin6cr widiiger ielso7a-
p9ii@sr @erbeNerunsen.
IS Sin San Grane;seo ftorb sSsam,s
"ueh, eo'freaomlraI, an Der @ehirn.
%e.1tSiinouns.
- Wouperneur @eus BON 2oui1o-
'la= Hetlrnlns Voaro ion leiner 3eit
duncan &enner BON SEEMS orleans hos
Sn Cincinnati bat bic oIte bent.
lde yierbrauer= 6irma &lotter 8on;s-
rot 9emadt.
= Der bcriibmtc Gslebrtc uno Nro.
Tellor an Der Sodidulc su Siibinoeu.
Sr. W. 9ofmsiitcr, lit seltorben.
anerbleten sema6t baben, fir $780,
900 oas Wotum su @uniten Si!ocus ~
anoern. = Gbrli1e 3G9Ier!
Miobat Yaida, Der a5aeI,ste
SroBpesier, iudte Den Sulteu ab,u.
'l'sen uno li4 lelbit sum 9ittetor ~
MAIDEN.
Der @ineIii@c 9of bat cine &c,
'anotI4oft nod 9onbon aeItidt, I'M,
oaleIbt oas vbimmlii9e &eid" betdn=
Dig 81. uertreten.
= Tas 3ubtbaus BEG staates
MiIonri toitet benielben $4,000 bet
Monot. 700 Straiinsc lnb in ner
Nn italt.
Nidt wsnlser oIs 90 perlAisSe.
nerIei IaIi1e gantnoten jino oeaens
wdrti9 in Circulation. = Wud oQ9
SiIber9eIo fat piele fali1e G~dmeransn.
a~ui9epobt!
- Miobat pai9a, Der ~bis6erioe
8roBpe5ier, uurbe ieines Mmtcs entlai@
len. uno reiit gum W~ersniiam mad
Syrien.
= Sn Milwamfec purbc So9n 0a=
mon, elm MnseItelter Der ct. 9aul
Sabn. beim &uppeIn sipsier GiIenbahn.
luasan 3u Sooe ssqueti9t.
San. Gidaros, einer Ser dltclen
Settler Milwautse's wuroe BON
S1lase seriibrt. Gr mar Ser erfe
@riineer ocs DAILY Advertiser.
9er rulIids @rcbiiirli Nito!a-
jeiuitlh uuroc burd Die &useI zines
rallil1cn So!naten lduer p%eripunoct.
: go sroB lit bic 2iebc Der ruIIilnen
e oloaten ;u ibrem Telbberrn!
Sn Cincinnati sibt cs MID. bloB
frummcr, lonoern aud 0unnen
S@naps. Gin Nouotat Iieb einen 81.
queurbdnoler perbaften, neil Der Dol,
aestcrem setauite S6naps TOO thin
lei fir ieine 3pcdc.
Scr &6eoiue BON Gspptcn wil ~
@unitcn icines Sobnes abbanfen. Ser
Su!tan msint aber. er ,ueroc ben Nad=
iolser oes &5eoi es i@on beltimmsn.
= 8onis @ittor Gmanusl bat ieinsn
General M%ojutanten, ben ebsmaliaen
aa'ulopicrSiser Grsiidaarenfiibrer Mee.
oici, sum Morquis bon Wascello trs
nannt.
Sn ct. 2ouis uuroen ,luei 6inhsr.
Gin &nabe nno Mdoben, int alter BON
relp. 8 uno Z Sabrsn burb cine Stras
bensGar i6erfabren uno 81 Sobe 9e.
qnc:l DIT. ModldIisteit oes Srsibcrs
|oQ bic Sdulo iein.
9lha[e GMi;ehcr re hcr;sAt;nAa
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Eokal-Yaehriehttm.

user t0nt rbI1u bel bI0u"
10 NRal i9nsl binter chamber ioaen ?
Sn ct. 4oul 1T Der Slug TAFT Sis,
trei.
Sic seebrte 9amenpelt iiberiebe
ia nidt Die Nn3eiee Ses Gerrm 8. 81.
tensmeier.
9ie @itteruns pirb etpas tibIer,
ober oas @etter lit bod nod number.
i90n.
Sn Melrole min Semanb iein eiee-
mes Saus in Brand iteden, faQs 0apes
Yrdlibent mirb.
Ser 6o@mirbieite 0err 8N@oi
Se!benbuid 1T ,pieoer sliid!i9 Don iei=
uer Milwautee. &eiie III unicrer Mitte
anselanst.
Mm oritten Mdr3 treten bic COUNTY
Gommiidre int Court . 9auIe at 81.
6.ouo Suiammen.
Sic Narrenaeit fir 1877 1T iebi
poriiber. Mnb baben eerniinftise Qeute
Dor Den Barren micber Gin sanses Satr
Nube.
Serr Barney @oIsbers uno Die 60.
Gommillarc BADEN cine 8eiie nod Saui
Centre Mnternommeu I'm oas Nliement
Der Giuise gu reeioiren. uno uerben
naditen Samita9 ,uriidtebren.
Sn Ser Nabe BON &odpiIle
9raiiren Die Y!attern. 9rei &inbel
beg 6crrn @m.. Seder liesen an Del
furdtbaren &ranfbcit barnieoer. Mon
bite li9 por Dem Mnseitedtweroen!
Ser Sbnrm ouf Dem bieFsen
COURTEOUS ut wadeli9. 8eionbers &C.
gen Nbeno, 10 I'M 10 ober IL ltbr Der
nm, iol iein Sdwanten an beutliditcn
iein, wenn Die sutsn Burger Der staci
H0d) 9aule 9e9eh.
9p1m. P. Troneis, e~rirsute urs
seltern nit ieinem 8elu9e. Ser 9odp.
0srr iii berlelbe, welder in ct. Mcnbel
cine neue &irde baut unb an, II. Mdrs
81 oiel EN- 3luede cine srobe Tair ob.
balten wiro.
$,crr Seebcrser pom b%efannten
.9srlinerbof" oabier bat iein 9ebroGe=
neg 0erj (AusbanseiAilo III Torm Ell
nss @sr;ens) abselast II. einen Yfcros=
p~foltsn Oaraus semaht.-9as lit aud
ni1t Seoem m6sli1!
@ie bic gn;eise bes 9errn Collins.
County attorneys ;eist, ioaen in 3us
tunft Die Mra,en BON Storms County
nidt mebr Dom County, lonoern bon
ben Sowns unteritiist peroen> in oenen
piie wobnbaft lino.
Man uber'ebe ni9t bic ncue Nm
aeise oes 9errn 5. Yrpno5insti. @er
uirfIi@ quite, oaucrbafte &leioer lid
anlAaffen nil, loQte nidt perfeblen,
ieinen Store gu belidtisen nno ba lelbi II
feline @aarsn einsutoufen. Mles du=
bcr ftbiQis uno bod gut.
+ Nnangs oiei CT @ode belt be,
SOB cine trauri9e Grnote. Sn Maine
Frairie murOcn Die 6rau Oes Sperm
@ctsr Sol. Meis, unb in Sect ltone Die
@attin oes serrn Sobn Sd9er pl0ylid
aus oieier @elt abberufen. Infer
ber5lides geileio! =
9ie Soerrsn Jo,pler unb 9ittmar
BADEN nit chamber cine @ette betrefis
Der Yrdlioentsnpabl cinsegansen. So,
Gerlieren0e muB Den @eminnenoen aMi
einem S@ubfarren bur@ iammtIide
StraBen ct. CLOUDS fabren uno i'm
Dor Dem Gourtbauie abisse1.
Na6 elmer Bill, mel1e in ser &C.
sislatur b%etreffs oes 9eui6redenfan=
gems ein9ebradt wurbe, miiBts jeoer
8ewobncr Minnelota's ji9 auf oas
9euldrcdcnfausen perlssen, ooer per
Sag $l.0o Strafe be,ablen.
@eroen Die Witslieoer Der 2esisla-
tur in corpora aui Ole 8euidredenjaso
8cben? =
@err 2e6rsr arebs BON Ct.
Nu9uIta bslu1te infer Sanetum. Ser
9sebrte @crr 1T uiitis uno munter.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
; r TnE CLAHGoN
The LiqaiintinS Le"ee bonds

We acr leave TO call the attention o. me
Iagt.l 4ttIr,. to "A bill. matured IN the JOIN,
sve. Commirtte. entitled An ACT 10 aiIeHH
~ Acr 10 aboli-h the Liqlidating i.eNte
Commits. io.er, etc, which. under s'nP
rI'lp. wells in our opinion deiioeia'0 'i'''
rion of Reputation.
The liqnidating levee bon Is are the result
~ = .oInDronIise Of the ante befium leVce
debt. made in 1867. by which the bonu- noI''
rs In consideration OF a tax OF nVe cents
an sore on all land IN me MISSISSIPPI ~
fnnn. YEARLY, until the bonds were pa'u'
Irrest. 10 ahate about sky per cent. OF IN
tere... and to reduce the interest from the
rate OF eight per cent. 10 five -.
This compromise and agreement nave
haan carried cut i'm good faith by the bond
l,,l.Iers hut on account If the delinquency
nj tt,r debtors, the bonds have been largeix
lepreciafed, aud some holders forced 10 sen
at "A ruin Ous discount.
This low rate, which is the ianlI OF lhe
debtors. has been taken adVahtagT, ui ~
the Levec Committee, 10 frame Dill whlch
repudiates two thirds al the ueDt WITHOUT
the consent Of the holders.
We would beg OF the Legislature not 10
entertain the bill on the recon incubation of
the rep esSutliive' from the debtor coun-
ties /; bIt, 10 refer the same to their Judicial
~ Comm tees where its constitutionality
may be tested 50 that the creditors may
have disintertStcd tribunal before whom
they may prefer their claims.
we Earnestly recommend thaL this ulp'I-
t;t;t measure may not be hastily acted on,
and that the approval of the debtors to the
fund may not be the sole test of its proprle-
t.
We ak nothing but our rights as citizens
under the Constitution, and we are SURE
that bill. which proposes TO deprive "a 81
the benefits of the guaranteed tax, under
tie comp omiSe OF 1861, and thus make our
bonds worthless. unless we agree 10 abate
two-ihirds OF our claim, cannot be compati
Die with our constitutional rights
THE BOND HOLDERS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
1kepentanI BOnd.HOIJ erS.

Recently meeting was held in New
York of the prominent bankers, mer-
g chants and other citizens, to give sup
port to the movement for arranging a
g settlement between the defaulting
g Southern States and their creditors
These bankers and other dealers in the
bonds created by the carpet bag admin
istrations in The South, have themselves
to blame for their misfortunes. 30 doubt
two thirds of them are Republicans, who
took special delight in foisting the alien
adventures over the people of the South
ern States, and from no other class than
theirs did President Grant, in his igno
rance of the duties of his office, receive
more encouragement in his use of the
bayenet to prop up the rotten carpet-bag
administrations. They feasted and
toasted and feted and lavished presents
upon him with one hand, and with the
other, they opened their money bags TO
the political adventures upon whom they
smiled complaeently regardless of eth
er the wishes or the suferings of the unfor-
tunate and downtrQdden people to whom,
since the carpet-bag bubble has exploded,
they are looking for idemnity While
we commiserate the misfortunes of the
bondholders, the strongest current of our
sympathy goes out to the impoverished
people over whom the adventures ruled
But we cannot forget that they were
encouraged and allotted by the self-same
money lenders whose compunctious visit |
ings never came until they discovered |
that in doing this great wrong to the |
people, they were robbing |
They are wiser and repent
ant now; but their wisdom and repent
ance have come little too late for the
wholesomeness of their money chests.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
She e aaic al Load sr% and fheATs
bfIrafiOa Plan.

The weight of Republican authority
was in favor of the arbitration plan. In
the Senate twenty Republicans voted for
il and sixteen ag4inst it. Edmunds, OF
Vermont. than WHOM there has been no
more iutollerant proscriptiouist of the
South-who has voted for every meas
ure to humiliate and Cypress her people
was the author and champion of the
bill aud Boutwell, voted with him, Nor
ton, whose name implies all that can be
said against Eimunds and Boutwell, was
its foremost assailant Edmunds and
Boutwell, advocated it because they knew
that maiority Of the commission would
be Republican and they preferred chica-
merry to buster Morton opposed it be
cause he preferred brow-beating and
bulldozing to arbitration Why Demo
Gratis. knowing that the candidate of the
Democracy has fairly carried the election
and that it was the business of the House,
in which they had majority, to count
him in if TIE two houses failed by reason
of disagreement TO decide the issue
why they gave up a certainty for an IN
certainty, with the chances against them,
in view of the political predictions of
the arbitrators--is beyond our ken.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Senator BoSy. Of Missouri.

The people Of our State are under
lasting obligations to Senator Bogv fo-
his timely defense. Mississippi is voice
less in the Senate Of the United States.
She was reproached in an official COM
munication by no less a person than the
President, with the charge that she is
governed by officials chosen by methods
that would bring "discredit on savages,
. much less q civilized people" and yet
there was no one in the Senate to resent
the insult and expose the calumny
Predicated upon false charges, an inves-
tigation of the election of the present
honest and capable administration of
Mississippi was ordered and while the
subject was undergoing discussion in the
Senate there was no voice raised in her
behalf by any person authorized to speak
in behalf of her wronged people.
Boutwell,, it will be seen, obmuded
upon the Senate while Mr.. Bogy was
speaking the other day, the remark that
none except Democrats were proven to
have been engaged in the commission
of crimes pending the election of
1875; and yet there were numerous
cases in which the responsibility for
their commission was fixed upon he
Radical leaders and their blind dupes by
witnesses whose testimony could not be
impugned. Prominent among these in
stances was the Clinton riot in which
premeditated assault was made lay say
committed upon the small number of de
fenceless Democrats present, that would
have bIackened even the history Of the
San Domingo slaughter. Sitting in the
presence of Afr. Boutwell, when he made
this assertion, was Senator Alcorn, who
knew and might have contradicted him
with the fact, that in his own county of
Coahoma Radical mob under the lead
of the negro sheriff undertook to brow
beat and to silence him, Republ-
can Senator, an old citizen, and the larg-
est taxpayer in the county, for denoun.
cling in public speech the wrongs which
the people had suffered at the hands of
their county officials. Senator Acorn
published in the New York Tribune, at
the time, foil exposition of tie lawlesS
conduct of the mob, and placed the re-
sponsibility of the disturbance upon the
shoulders of the Radical leaders where it
properly belonged. 1t is to be regretted
that Mr.. Boutwell, was not confronted
with such unanswerable facts as these
end the hope is felt that the time is not
far distant when the fair name of our
State when assailed in that body VIII be
vindicated. by an accredited representa-
tive of her people.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
The journal oCTimc

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