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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24
-rszE HENDS COE~TY CANVASS.

Among the num6.uuo utNlccS 10 ceIChL
the regular Democratic Conservative
ticket in this county, somebody has pre-
s.nted what Is called Peoples Ticket"
to be voted for in November. Upon it
we find the name Of W. H. Harvey,
carpet bag negro and ex black line Sheriff
Of this county. Harvey Is detagiter
lie is in arrears to the State nearly 81 900
on the lands enormously held to the
State. A larger part Of this amount was
collected by him and not accounted for,
and to the county nearly 81, 900 on the
different funds So much for Harvey as
an officer As Radical his record IS
equally bad. He would have made a
splendid member Of one Of the old Black
Line Legislatures. During the excite
ment in this county in 1875 he wrote
under date Of Sept. 9Th, to that arch
enemy Of Mississippi, Adelbert Ames. a
most incendiary letter from which We
VIII make the following choice extracts
d" Detacbed s9uads Of ,ctits men mere
& scouting through the country naurderiag
" ""a "[''''9 "'s c''''ea Fs'P.s IRON,
ne" @o"'ss, :
J'''" q '"'F's@'',s - PI''s'' ''' '',ss "
e'''-s''S -"'s" "''o ',' ,'''o''''. '''''' '''.s
~ ro'' e''''s." ~ ''.9s '',.''s l'1
eee2'"yS'
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10 '''' 's''.ts "'sa'.' ''''' 81 III 9o"' ''"'
..,acrt aoI JlfSncless ." ,So,1e '' 'I', ann
Do,oerIess 10 siay the carrage, aud no
g man Eaoscs ,chere it ,cW end II yolr
- E.ccelLeueg can1ot gire aid to q deatb-
90 stricken people,"
Aoaip 4 + Scott. NEGRO carpet-bag-
,,ar and RIack-gina Justice Of the Pence
,,r,+a to Amos from Edward. Sent Odd
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sDretereuce for mn appointment as its
g Capjai1t, ,eitcd IhereJy solicit.
EIsrn.,, andor.os tba aonrication :. I
's(HQrney) approve the aJore heartiIy.7
This man Scott was Colonel Of black
line regiment that marched through
Clinton armed On the morning of the
slaughter OF the white men.
With this record. Harvey IS offered
far tba accantanca Of tba paonIa Of Kinds
counts, nv The onnosers Of the Democratic
ticket a. one If their REPRESENTATIVES in
t5o IasisIaturo-a defanIter and q de-
f,oer vb, nsad his official positio0
to bring down upon them an
armed force for defending their lives
andtirssides from the assaults Ola brutal
mob. BY the way what innocent
fellows those black liners were after their
hands were red with the blood Of Chill
ton, Sively and Thompson at Clinton,
when they found that the Mosaic rule Of
an eve for an eye and a tooth for tooth
was to be applied!
The maIcontents have still another tick
ct before the people. 1t was nominated
b., nseetin= Of ,4hi9h Horny Mason (ooI.)
wis a Secretary. Henry was Radical
member Of the infamous bIack-and tan
Convention Of 1868, and g an ex-black
line legislator and Justice Of the peace
While ocrgnviuo the last position he
wrote to Ames, Sept. oath, 1879: The
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

Ir viii be seen that :. NJ Shelton,
ESQ. NOT being a sorehead, nor dis
satisfied Democrat, declines 10 take
stock in the Independent movement.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

The Democracy OF Copiah are wide
awake. The little game of bringing out an
Independent mixed ticket on the eve OF che
election, will not surprise anybody.=-Co-
piahan.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

The press of the State have received
with marked favor the report of Col. Nc
Csrdie's forthcoming text book of Mis-
sissippi History for Public Schools. We
are 50 favorabIy impressed with the utility
of such Il work as to think that if on ex-
animation It's merit equals the expec-
tation which the reputation of its
author warrants, the Legislature follow
ing the precedent established in other
instances, should appropriate a reasonable
sum for its purchase
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An Independent Candidate.
Greenwood CEleasaIj

Greenwood CrleasaIl
BLAcKHAwK, Sept, 18th, 1877.
MR--Dr sir yours of the 10 inst came
to han "a To Day, and contents NOtised am
very glad To Learne you air Taking such
Int. in my Election / nope 20 be able to
faithfully represent you're Rasc and well as
the White Rase believe you aught 10 be
Represented and gwen Equal Rights before
the Law aud when you have men quallyiy-
ed to hold office TO Divide the offices with
them and very glad 20 see that Col. Peo-
pie and the whites going TO gether as our
Interest. i. one. / can not Now say at
what time ] can Meete you at carrolltOn /
am canvassing Montgomery consult Mr.. A.
@. Sth, l.. Il. Mclean, j. Irskius capt
Poindcxter Avent Martin Penbleton or
Carbon or all most Every good sitson what
Is tbs best corse for you TO pursue 1 viii
come aud see You As soon As 1 can | hope
you will Do all you can aul | will be un-
der obligations tor Euy favors shown Me
by Eny yours Truly
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Col. Moses jackson and His Coll
Ored Constituents.


LlDerty HeraIu.
We are informed that on last Saturday
evening, Col. jackson, i'm company with
some friends, met quite a number of colored
voters at Oak Grove Church, in the south i
ern part of this county, and was received
and listened to with much respect and at
tention.
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A WAsHENGToN dispatch says that
" Mr.. Roberts, of the New Orleans
:" Times, is an applicant for tae Third
:: Assistant Secretaryship of State. 3"
This reminds us that Mr. Roberts was
an active negotiator in the settlement of
the Presidential dispute.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

B-aulon Repub icanl
Monday morning the people began To
gather from all points, and az 10 o'cloek the
Cour--house was literally jammed 10 hear
the candidates for public positions discuss
the issues of the day. Hon. 4. &. tafci
lng>, caudida.e for Attorney General; II sH.
hinioch FHcpner candidate Tor secret try
81 STATE, STANLEY Gilbert. candidate to-
State senator; Ion.J. l.. MeCaskil Hon.
J VI. JAYNE. Jr-. \. j. McL1urin aud e. a..
Miller, Esq. all made speeches, though
most OF hem were quite short. Mo- at
them went for the Independents petty
lively, and j. VI. Jayne. Esq. brought dow,
the house D. telling BOB Toomb's story
about the kicking colt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

SENsIBLE.-Capt. Thompson, the last
of the IndeT endents in Jefferson county,
has withdrawn from the canvass; and
the regular ticket will be elected without
opposition, as it ought to be. The people
have had enough of Radical misrulc and
don't intend to have any foolishness.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

If Mississippi is true to hers self there
will be nomore Independents in the next
Legislature than there were Radicals in
abe last.
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ADMINISTRATIONS Of n. B. Yates.
Raymond Gazette !

AUBURN, Oct. IS, 1877.
MEssRs. EDITORS Our country has
again been shocked by one of the most hor-
Dor. Jerome b. Yates was killed last night
on his way home from Edwards, near Kel-
ker's shop His throat was cut from ear to
ear and he had not been long dead when
found. As there will be an inquest to-day,
1 will not make any further allusion To this
terrible crime. lie was an honorable man
and a kind neighbOr. j. w. NEEL.
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in Fifth SUPERVISORS
District.
TERRY, Miss, Oct p, 1877.
). NJ. SHELTON.

TERRY, Miss, Oct y, 1877.
EDITORS CLARION: There is according to
the last issue of your paper, two candidates
son. There are two Magistrates to be elect
city OF Jackson is in the extreme north
District extends twenty-one miles south Of
reflection the two Magistrates might be
elected in jackson, and thereby compel
those in the southern pcrtiGn u she Dis
trict to travel twenty-one miles to reach
Magistrate. Heretofore a Magistrate has
been elected in the Terry end of the Dis
trict We hope that the voters of the Dis
trict will bear this in mind when casting
their votes for Magistrate. Parties would
submit TO injustice, and Cri,hes in many
cases would 90 unpunlshed, if eighteen or
twenty-oue miles have to be Travelled to
reach a Magistrate.
Very respectfully,
Dan. Nicholson. J. j. Halbert, \. l.. Ry-
ems, VIM. Bingham. Green r, Seals, Geo.
Hudson, L. Hudson. Sr, +. Il. Carloss. Burt.
\. Dixon. a. >. hraCey. i. Il. Statham, g.
>. Stovall, w. J. Lewis, w. ii. Tribette, b X.
Jordan. II. Il. Goodman, J. l.. Fartuer. h.
Donaho0, w, 5. Gordon, VIM. Gordon.
B. i. Fortner, Geo. NJ. Burnet, Ruffin
Thomson. Joe. G.. Smyth, J. l., QninCk,
Wesley Berry, f. NJ. Patterson, J a. Quick,
Clint Hall Charles Moore, A. g. Brown,
). =. Head, 7. II. Jones. j. +. Rimes. Geo.
g. Bracey. I. j. Ellington, j. /. Ware, f
A. Butler, ID l.. Rawls, ii. l.. Bracey, ).
NJ Bracey.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

SEE the address of the candidates of
the Democratic Conservative party of
Kinds county in another column.
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To Gen. J. A. Garfield.

No doubt, Mr.. Hayes, in the general
hand shaking between extremes, over the
Electoral Commission fraud, did, in the
simplicity of his soul, believe that he
could transfer enough Democratic sup
port to Garfield, that canting and arrant
k rave and hypocrite and calHmniator of
the South-but he reckoned without his
host. The people had not been heard
from.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

RLACK-LIxE influence is the backbone
of the Independent movement,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

My DEAR GENERAL In accordance with
our conversation last evening, | here by ex-
press in writing what said verbally 1t
Is ms desire that you should withdraw from
the senatorial contest in Ohio, for the reason
that | think yod could be of more service to
rhe country and the administration in IL
House of Representatives. | regard your
chances of election as Speaker as excellent
or | should not ask you to make this sacri-
flee, and you may be sure that whatever
can DO to omnish il will be heartily
done, Faithfully yours,
L
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

HARNEx on one Independent ticket
and Henry Mason on the other.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

a HAEEE's dozen Of Independents in
the Legislature Will cut 4 sorry figure.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

THE bIack-Iiners, carpet-baggers and
scallawaes are supporting the independ
emit [so-cailed) tickets
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

VoFE the regular Democratic ticket.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

THERE are several Independent can
didates who vow they are good Demo
Gratis and Conservatives. and are swear
ing by the State candidates and State
Platform, which is as follows:
ResolUed, That unity and harmony are cs-
sential 10 victory; th1t all Independent
movements are dan gprouS 10 the integrity
OF party organization thai Oh Il leoemdant
candidates are inspired solely BY a lust foI
Office; that they shall be treated As common
enemies to the welfare of the people and
avowed enemies of rhe Democratic party OF
the State of AIissiSSippi.
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Brandon


GOV. Stones speech was sensible practi-
cal. logic j and 70 the puiut--lbouuding tn
statistical inform alton and practical sIg-
-rS'lou>, and MAS delivered in an easy aud
graceful manner.
lie >hoN'd the people that the Dem
ocrt'lc party haI, i'm two years, reduced
taxation more tbau one half, and 90 the
same time given them an honest judiciary.
an honest state government, and honest
county governments instead of the misera-
be THEY NJ concerns they had, and that
they had given The colorcI people better
schools, and five instead OF four months
free school, and ~ tha same time establish
ed friendly relations between the two races
Lieut.-G1y sims rccounted the wrongs
heapud upon us hy Ridicalism. showed the
blessings we hsd received by installing "A
Democratic government. and asked how
any honest. patriotic and intelligent gen
ttcmun could have the brazan impudtuCe
70 announce himself an Independent. and
still claim TO be "A Democrat.
OWING 20 the lutcurSs OF the hour, lIou.
/. G.. Catching, spoke but few moments,
but every word he spoke cut independent
kadicai~m To the quick. lie is beauti-
( ful and impressive speaker, ana Will make
a splendid Attorney General.
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r. II. VARNADo.
OsYKA. Mss. Oct. u. 1s77.

We the undersigned citizens of Otvka,
certify that we have known the Lewis Null
ry, referred to in W. &. Harroli's communi-
cation Of the 18th inst., tor several years,
and his general reputation Is that Of "A loaf
er, gambler. thief aud liar. and We would
not believe him on oath This, we have no
doubt, will be concurred in by every respcc-
table citizen OF O-ykA.
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Cold sOnlGOrI.

Enterprise Courier.
We learn that Thomas n. Stubbs. OF
simpson county, an Independent candidate
for senator from the Srh district, is to speak
1T Wayne borD on the 10Th instant. lie
needn't trouble himself To 90 TO WAYNE the
voter, 'here are solid for Stanley Gilbert the
regular Democratic nominee. Gilbert for
Senator and Seabrook for Repre sentative
suit the voters ot old Wayne well enough.
Han3sburo Democrat
Rev Philip II. Napier, is the regular
Democratic nominee for Representative of
Jones county. Mr.. Napier i known along
the coast a an eloquent preacher aud Chris
tian gentleman. We hope he will be
elected.
THE " INDEPENDENT" MEErlNa.-
Here is the report of it in the Kinds
County Gazette:
The meeting was noisy, dissati sfactory
aud sma!l-iew appearing to manifest any
interest in the mattcr-but was Hugely en-
joYcd by the spectator At the time Of its
adjournment almost every delegate. iuclud-
ing che chairman. was dissatisfied only
those who received fayOrs being cOntentcd
Those left in the lurch say it was "a GAod
up job
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THE CANVASS.


Coy. SroNE and Gen Walthall spoke
with flee effect at Grenada on the 18th.
NEeSIViIIe.
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The Canvas ia Monroe.
Aberdeen ENaminer.l

Ga Thursday night last the largest assem-
bly, az cOlOred yuterS that ever turned out
10 listen 10 Dem ocTItic- Conservative speak
ers az that place. attended the appointment
az Loves school House where they were
addressed by Gen. :. J. Ghel>on, y. "
Hatch, E-q.. and that eloquent young col
ored speaker. Touev word. The speakers
were listened TO with marked attention from
first ~ last, ana much interest and enthu-i-
a-m in the good cause manifested. Loves
school House precinct can bc relied on for
a heavy vote for our whole ticket Tn,
leading colored men OF that precinct are
supporting il.
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STAND by the regular ticket.
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Itattaeiunbenen 8erlammlung Der ,,gtatioualz
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senben 3agen itattfnben ioa.
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tpieien.
- @eitern nurbeu 1852 Sunbe, ipeld)e auf
ben SnaBen eingeiangen nnb bon ibren Gi=
gentbiinern ni6t eingel6it ,porbeu rpareu, er<
trduft. Son ben Sunbefdugern 6aben 46 bel
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ten.
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er ben Soridlag ma6t, OaB ale itreitigeil
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eiuem aus porrrtbeilsfreien Serren beitebel=
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bier an9efontmen.
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$4,000.
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Sun1nle Suriid.
Staatsienator Goodman aus 2innzGountr
beseugte, baB s. $. Moiier, Wiitglieo bes I'm,
terbauies, ibm am 9beube Dor Der Senator.
| mabl selagt babe, er fonne $1,000 erbalteu
| penn er fiir @roper ftinlmen piirbe. - 9ln
Die s5rase, fber bas @efe angehoten babe, er
piberte 3euge: ySie mitffen Sbre eigeuer
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2ltts eer 8mnoeSbamptftaot.
Mujtelluuaen In NIotteubamb5ien.

@a1binqton, 6. S,li. - Sn SOlge bes
groBen InbrangeS bon Applltanten um AH=
iteGnngen bat it6 Der Slotteuie bemogen
aefnnben, an,uorbnen, baB alle Yerlonen,
fpeld3e nm 4nitellMng in Slottenbaubofen
nadiufen, ibre Applifationen nidt oem De
partement, ionbern bem Gommanoanten oeS
betrefienben ganbofes einsureifen baben.
Die @ommanbailten jtno autoriilrt, 10 plele
arbeiter an3uitellen, als sur Serrlhtnn9 Der
9lrbeit erforoerlid) iinb, uno : tple III etnem
Dor etlihen Sagen erlalienen @irfnlare ange=
oronet murbe-Ioleu bic 9lpplifanteu MIR nit
4iidTht aui ibre @eibidli9feit uno 6dbi9<
felt nno obne 8siidTdlt aui ibre politiifen
Nniiften au5gewdblt weroen.
Ssabtnetsitsuns.
Sn Der beutigeu Stbnng beg SablnetS
ruurbe ser leb:bin aI89eltellte Setebl oeS Brds
fibenteu, peld)er alien 8unbesbeamten Oerbiez
tet, ii6 an politiiden Somlte'n II. |. 10. SI
betbeiligen, beipro6cn unb Der fiir3lldD oerol'
fentlichte Yrief oes @el,ralp0 0fmellterS, ipel@
der oieie 4ugelegenheit bebanbelt, 9ebtllt9t.
Teruer ipurbe Die Srage in anregung 9ebrad)t,
oh Qeluiiie 8eanlte in Soma, pelde lld) on
eiuem StaatSzSoupente betheiligten, I'M Gtll=
flanae nit ben Qnorbnuugen bes 8efebls ab-
,uieiseu leieu. Die Ntitglieber iparen ieood)
Der Nufidt, baB Die betreTenoen Seantten
lpabrideinli1 Dor Grtbeiluns oes SefsbleS gu
Utitqlieoern bes @onpents erlpablt noroen
ieien uno ibre Site i4on eiagenonlmen hat
ten, als Der geiebl fie erreidbte. aus oislen1
@runbe nuroe beiblOiien, baB fetn SerltoE
acgeu ben Seiebl pOrlle9e.
Oas Greoitip bes SenOr sDtata als 9elano'
ter Der Oias'ibsu 8esierung III Dtertfo wuro'
perleiell, lebo6 nid)t rpelter III Setrad)t 9e6o
gen. ~
ST.. Sidles, Der anlerifanlld)e &onlul 81
ganfof, Clam, beoauert i'll einem Sdretber
an bas Staatsoepartentent, oaB 10 wenll
Sanoelsperfebr spiiden Siam uno BEN Ser
Staaten ltatt iinoet. ST iagt, eS befdnoe I'D
MI. elm Qmerifaner unp fein einsi9es anlert
faniid,es @elddftsbaus in Sanfof, ob9leld
bieis Stabt elmer Der 9iinitigfen Sanoe!s
punfte fir amerifanilfe 9eitdftsleute IN
gansen Often iei.
Ser @ourant= Gontroleur bat eine Otoloenot
| BON 124 Brosent SIT @uniten Der 0laubtgel
Der ,gationabanf bon @atfins" (N.~D.) er
fldrt - i'm @ansen jett cine 9iploenoe Dol
874 YroSeut.
Dem StaatSoepartement 1T offt5iel mit3e
theilt porben, oaB Die fransOiilhe 8eglernn{
auf ibrem Gnti9luiie bebarrt, Die nd9fte Ya
riier @eltausitelung am l. Wtal 1878 5u er
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