The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-02-08

rPRnlaUlnB tlF TtlcS Tor publishing IL
Sal advertisements. The latter bill
passed the House, and was called up il
the Senate by Co. titl Gerald. 1t
ought to have ben entitled a bill to
sustain Senator Fewnll, from the char
acter il assumed. The bill was billed,
but when u substitute was presented,
providing that the provisions Of this
bin shall apply to Marshall county oR-
II, it passed without & dissenting voice.
Il wouldH't 90 Tor Warren. OF other
counties III the State, but it Was eli
for Mnr"hail.
THE FAvORITE COUNTY.
The county that could boast seven~
teen candidates for Governor, and
nearly as many more for every other
Office or the State ticket, the county
that could supply ell the Offices within
the gift Of the Legislature, the county
which is the heni and shoulders, body
and legs Of Il State, Of which the other
counties form only the tail-Marshull
couaty-was singled out, and the bill
which had been prepared for the whole
State, and for which the press Of the
SjlO4t b9iult iSstu. WIS IIltbllc ~ hptI.
only to Marshall. Senator Fewell
could consent 10 this, andthe Senate had
only to know shat the East Mississippi
gentleman was agreeable 10 thn North
Mississippi bill to securo its passage.
Not a voice was heard against this bill
for Marshall county. and not a vote
was recorded against it. Happy Mar
shall county Hsppv in that Holly
Springs. the prolific mother of canli-
dates. il located within her borders.
Happy in that ehe is located in North
Mississippi, where the tail doesn't vag.
wv n.,.r,yo p,rr,
And *iH,e speaking OF we pFih'h8
d.! II M.SA' De "t,s 70 sly S"'us't;Hs
OF me sAlnGs OF tite 5eA"Ve on Nu!3
4nest'oA' senator fusI'AS lh''o'"H@"
q 7iii 70 reieHI tile prt9eIY IA" "h-'I
regulates tue fa'el4r Ptp''SoIHB ieS"'
'"Fe''i'tHfhl' an" IT!ieTts 'i'g f,tn,
AS.ief7 q tiiAs f~-'i'}uN'"lItN, 1i,7 Di''
proposed to do sway Wlth al leG29-a',o1
th"' SuoJ'o'' ana lsSF0 i9'eleS'o"
parties Tree 10 maze ihelf own c'">
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I,,,s 49,. -|,a :m,.,.s,f ur.ys
anil ;Ir,veqDa Senator's, proposed 10 re-
SEN Tx ra:ssnA - entertain any p,a-
position this. wyu,l benefit the pros4 OK
the State.
HAD n coGversation with Lieutenant
Governor Sims. in which be asked to
he instructed ns to the ratfs usually
cbnrs,l for advertisements. and What
wonld be q fair and equitable rate Tor
publishing legal advertisements, and he
afterwards stated that he felt sure the
bill offered az a substitute for Senator
FprIoncs bin would pass. [ remarked
Afterwards TO some OF the Senators.
that Governor Sims seemed disnosed TO
learn the facts. ana to deal fairly and
eonitablv with the press, when one of
them asked. Don't You think all the
Senators are?" | replied that I had no
reason to think so. as the only Aryu-
ment | had heard used against the bin
was. that the newspapers had ''pitchri
into FeweU" uniustlv. At this tile
honorable Senator'S were highly ind;y-
uapt. some of them Justly so; but as to
the others that's further along.
- on,,c,r,or
~, :
.,ano ~. rabo,i rI~,iaa1 =
TRADE against the printers and the bill
was killed. SUBSEQUENTLY, q bill of tn
some tenor PASSED the House bv n large
vote ana was called m n the Senate
today when Senator Fewall annroacb-
e1 one Of the senators and said. with .
GOOD deal Of warmth ss2Ic.. Won are not
hack on me on His Eill?" The
Senator repljeJ that he was not voting
ANYBODY or AGAINST ANYBODY but for
a measure. Mr., Feweil APPROACHED
senators in mucb the same man
ner and one Senator explaining his
Vote on he hill stated, that Fewell
had assisted h;m in The nassaoo 81 sew
,yal local hills md he couldn't co hao,-
man who stands pre- eminent among
them as n having the dignity and
oeafins o. "a senator, anu as an lono.a
;ne his d;snnrovai Of the action Of the
said, "there may DO some ex-