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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

THE CLARION will find that it cannot
whip in the dissatisfied and disguised
people of the district constituting a
majority of the best Democratic material
who denounce the fraud and will not abide
by it.-Meridian Mercury on the 10th SEN
atorial District middle.
We trust that the Mercury does not
desire to Intentionally misrepresent
THE CLARroN's position. We have
not attempted to "whip i'm anybody.
On the contrary, if we had the power
we would have Immediately ordered a
new primary election, of the whole dis
trict, as soon as the charge was made
that Radical votes had determined the
result at the first as that system of
nomination is preferred by the district,
but we are no advocates of the prima-
ry election system, as against the old
fashioned Democratic rule of Conven-
tons. We are of the opinion that the
old landmarks are the safest in the
end
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

VOTE the straight ticket, and beware
of split tickets.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

Look out for ''split" tickets; read
your ticket before you vote it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

CHASE, the great Maine steer
banked on the State line, and wouldn't
pull the Greenback wagon through
The grease in the shape of railroad
tickets, and the fodder was not furnish
ed If the Greenbaekers will send one
of their Executive Committee to the
State line with a good size bundle of
fodder, in the shape of national bank
notes, and some large size fyel low
boys" for corn to shake in the steers
face, he will come numbering through
with the wagon in grand style. We
want to see the performance, and insist
that the remedy should be tried.
There is nothing like bundle af fodder
TO make baulky steer pull. There
fore we join our neighbor in the follow
ing appeal for fodder:
Independent 18th inst
To Mississippi Greenbackers we suggest
the ACCESSIBILITY of starting at once Chase
fund, TO have the old farmer here the last
week, and have big, rousing time.
THE ignominious desertion of their
candidates, by the National Green
hackers, in the recent elections, was
nothing more than could have been ex-
pected of them. a party made up, OF
soreheaded Republicans, disappointed
office seekers, and the rotten and dis
carded timbers of all the other isms
could not be expected to stand fire,
when such great questions as local self
government for the South, the freedom
Of the people, noninterference with
elections by the Federal Government
&c were involved. Out upon such 4
body it does not deserve the name Of
party.
IF Gen. Ewing had succeeded, it would
have been Immediately charged by the
! Radical press that it was a soft money vie
tory, and, as such, was the expression of {
violent threat by the Democracy of Ohi'
against the existing order of fnancia
things Washington Post.
But the Greenback orators of Hind
county speak of it as a great Nationa
Greemback soft money victory, an,
they know Now, what will the Nation
al Radical press have to say ON the
subject =?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

LAST week Wisconsin Judge was
shot down in his doorway, and on the
next day his assassin was walking the
streets unmolested. No howl from the
Northern Radical press it did not
occur in Mississippi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

The Meridian Mercury will soon issue
. daily edition.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

OF 100 members Of the Legislature
in Iowa, the Democrats elected fourteen,
the Greenbackers one, and the Repub-
licans the balance. No wonder Weaver
didn't come to Mississippi to tell us
who we should elect to our Legislature.
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The 10th Senatorial District.

By reference to the ticket in another
column, it will be found that we have
added the names of Col. A g. Horn
and o. B. Collins, Esq, to that of Hon.
L. B. Brown as Democratic Conservative
candidates for Senator in the 10th Dis
trict, composed of the counties of
Lauderdale and Clarke. Our authority
for so doing is the annexed card from
the members of the Clarke County
Executive Committee. The Lauderdale
Executive Committee declined to act,
but the Clarke Committee has taken
1.-The animal by the horns, and declared
nominations for Senator off. There
has been no joint action, and probably
will not be, and We accept the action of
the Clarke County Committee, in whose
county there has been no charge made
of Radicals voting at the Democratic
primary election, as final. Therefore,
in accordance with this decision, and
our determination hitherto expressed TO
be governed by the action of the
committee which had the matter in
charge, we have put the names of all
the contestants, upon the ticket
as equally entitled to the sup
port of the Democratic onser-
vative party. We trust that in this
contest over men, that the Democrats
of the 10th District, will not wage SO
bitter war, nor get so far apart, that
they cannot reunite in the great contest
next year:
October, 1879.
The undersigned, members of the Clark
I County Executive Committee. to avoid the
trouble of formal meeting adopt this mode
of expressing our views of the late primary
election in this Senatorial district On ac-
count of the irregularities, of which there is
abundant and satisfactory evidence, in the
primary in Lauderdale county, it is oul
opinion that there has been no result author
iZing the declaration of nomination and
the field is open for all to run through.
]. W. BROWN,
JNo H. HARPER,
T. J. HARDY,
JESSE STROUD,
u. II. SMITH.
SHUBUTA, Oct. 10, 1879.
While | do not approve of the above meth
cd of expressing my views, preferrlng that
should be done at regular and open meet
ing of the Committee, with all the member
present, ! concur with my colleagues, be
iieving as do, that / only express the
Oh Of fU Of my m n,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

ONLY ten working days to the cleo
ton.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ;, 1875

In cases of interference by Democrats
with Republican meetings, called for the
purpose of taking initiatory steps toward
the election of members of Congress, l call
your attention to chapter 7, and especially
section $500 Revised Statutes. You will
be expected to give your personal attention
to all cases arising under the above section.
Meetings called for the purpose of advoca-
ting and supporting the election of candi-
dates for Congress should be undisturbed,
and each party must have freedom to sup
port the candidates of its choice. You will
Show this letter to the Marshal of the Dis
trict, who, it is to be hoped, will render you
all assistance by appointing discreet and
proper deputies to execute the provisions
of the statute.
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ISSUES OF THE CANVASS.
THE HAYES ADMINISTRATIONS.

Since the organization of the govern
ment, there has not been a more infa
nous Administration than that O
President Hayes, which is soon to bt
put on its trial. 1t was born of fraud
and its acts have shown that it has beer
true to It's parentage. A promise wa
made to the Southern people, as re
compense for the wrong Of installing the
usurper in the office to which he was
not elected. that he would have a
Southern policy" and it has been
stated that military interference was
discontinued soon after he was inaugu-
rated. Everybody knows that this Is
sham. The late Senator Morton said
that in adopting this course, Hayes
simply accepted a situation which
Gen. Grant had made inevitable" All
Mississippians know that Gen. Grant
himself, under compulsion Of Northern
Democratic sentiment, refused to COM
plv with the call Of Gov. Ames for
federal troops in the election Of 1879
long before the thing Of brass and fraud
known a. the HAYES Administration had
an existence. But the most complete
and ample refutation Of the plea that
the Hayes Administration Is conserva-
tive. is found in the veto messages OF
his fraudulency during the late extra
session. Even tothe extent ofstopping
the wheels Of government, he vetoed
the bills that were passed repeating the
Force Bills which sectional hatred had
concocted for the humiliation Of the
South and for interfering with the
freedom Of elections. Like master like
man. His cabinet were Of the same
material as the chief Sherman is a
notorious corruptionist and is avowedly
in favor of using the army to hold the
Southern people in subsection to the
rule which his party would dictate for
her people. Devens, the Attorney
General, is, if possible, worse than
Sherman. Pending the North Carolina
elections last year, with the following
letter, he wrote himself not only an ass
but a knave-an ass in his ignorance OF
the prophecies Of his office, and a knave
in the falsehood which he perpetrated
against the people Of North Carolina in
the following circular;
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IF Gen. Ewing had succeeded, it would
have been Immediately charged by the
Radical press that it was soft-money vie
tory, and, as such, was the expression of a
violent threat by the Democracy of Ohio
against the existing order of financial
Observation-Disclosures Post.
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niltBte ibil erfannt habeR, aber = lDaruRI
blieb Iis niht iteben2 ? @r rief lie BEL 9ta-
iiten, lie muSte ibn geb6rt baben, aber -
iparum blieb ne nlft fteben? gBieoerum
fam oas quaIpolle 8efiihl Der An8it lber
ihn uno er nnr0e Dbnmd&tig.
Wie fange er 10 obne Bslinnnng oagele
gen, fDnnte er iidb ni1t poritelen, pl6blih
inuroe es i1m ieoo6 trGe0er Har, oaB er Iidb
III Drama Gueus ,Siitte befano; aber bic
Scene bate ih esdnbert; me6rere Snoia,
nsr, Mdnner uno 6rauen, Die er ni4t
fannie, 6efauoen lih in Der Siitte. sic
bengten lith NIT erniten Wtienen iibsr i'm.
ipra1en in lsiienl Glspelton n1iieinanoer
uho ibiittelten 6eoenflib Die R6pie. Wober
famen iie2 9Bas ipolIien lie er neriudlte
IS, }i1 in Dem Bette auf5uridten, aber ipisz
oerum, fii6lte er Wama 9ucus 9auo auf
leiner Stirr, bic iallft, iein oaupt nieoer.
briifte uno er b6rte lie lispela v6leibe rlis
big !" gine ldnse paule fol9te, lDahreno
Der er ni1fs lab. unourforin8lide Difn..
felbsit uui8ab ion lnO billlte ibr 10 Elm, bdB
es ihni 1n9ltli6 ju Wtutbe mnr0s. 3nlcBt
bradben 2i1lItra6len 6urh bic 6inRerniB; !;
unD mas fiir Gidbter maren es y Wadsfer.
3en? syaWpbl Wnhsterien, bic anf. einen,
Mltare brannten. Gr beFnno lid itt einer
,Rircle unD Iab ole Biloer uno 5tatusn Der
SeiIieen. Sc itlblt fniete Dor Den. Altars,
Golores ihip sur Seite; elm 9rIeiter itano
Dor ihm unh nldd,tigs Dreelatforos byaar
| ten burh ben lueiten Raaisi. Cine 5eiralb
mar ss, Der sr bsipobnte. isiner eigslen
bairaih utio Dolores mar Die Braut.
Die GroeItldnae brauitsn meter Ano mel.
ter obns Gnoe, bis er illdts nlebt lab uno
| Ielbit als luieDer bic blintsiite JinierniB ihn
lumgnb, tlaneen Die DrBsll6re INNER luei.
tier. Dann tnntbtt Elm iienes BID aal;
Yin Mann iahte Hh ourh bic 1nnielbsii
sineu g0ee au bahnen. Gs MIR yare6es ;
ME sr ihn baBis! llno bod folate q ibn.
oas 5htuest fen in Der Rttten< ienen Mur
0enblid bersit. Inn oas pers sli 0atdlbobs
rem. llnia0bafs 5dRnltsIen nut1sphhlten
iein Jnnsrss, absf sr toaiite es lltb nipI
Iiar naaheH, aDas Ion qudlte. Damn er.
Initn Dolores spieoer, ober aus ihrtn W.
1 gen tsantsse nigot DIX 2iebe, lonnern aus
! jhten 3ldzn pra9tn %toIs ullo eit9'
4 sdIts Gfasfslita ~ tu ibr asso IL man
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s. Die erfe 2gifion.

Garrsra fdidte li6 an, ibr su fOigefi,
obsr nod ejnmdl tuittte lie ihn1 iteben Bu
bleiben: ,Marte! Gin W0rt nod, bebor
ib Did nnter meinem Sahe empfangs.
SD uerlange BON Sir ole GoeImann, oaB
9llles oas, mas Du in oieier Naht b0ren
oosr Isben iollteit, in Seinent eisenen Bn-
fen bseroben bIeibt. Wos INNER th tiir
Sid tbun ueroe in bieier Ra1t. ael9isht
fur Did ALIEN uno muB Sein @eheintntB
bleiben ebenlorpobl pie meines."
ySbre 0oriid,t lit unn6tbie, Wlutter,
Idgte @arrera. ,,gliemano ioq es erfabren,
oaB id1 bier gerpeien. SD, persprehe unper'
briithllcbes Shrpeiaeu init oem GbrenDorte
eines @apaliersi"
yGut 10 un6 ieBt tritt elm !"
sic trdten ein. .Das sSnnere Der Quite
mar orrb einsn 8orbans in spei Sbeils
eetbejlt un0, .tuie alle inoidniIGen 5iitten,
Obne 5uBbooeu. Die Cuyes (sine 5pe-
cies Der @uinea- 5t)peine, Die uneefdhr
ieoer Snoianer in ECUADOR beliBD nuroen
erIhredt Ourd ben Gintritt zines SSremoen
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Die Nu iebt erbliden Dlrlt, bel lhdftl9t iu1er.
i6einIin fir ben Mugenblid Selnen @elit
am meiien. Wer INNER lie aud ieinmoa,
iie biloet ben Rern oellen, mas Sn nahher
erI1auen luirit."
I Yl6bli1 idredte Garrera empor, er
itredte bic 9rme aus, nadte etn paar boz
|itige 5hritte aegen ben plnterernno Der
Siitte nno rief aus:
Dolores !"
SD Oaats es mir" murmelte ole alte
SnDidnerirl.
sic lit psrlhwnnosn" iaete Garrsra.
briidte Die 5dnoe por's 8elitt unb rie5 iid
bic Nugen. .llno tpie rlatiirlih uno les
benswahr Re bort, in Der NGbe Der Wnno
Dor mir Itnnh, in bdtte oarauf ihm6rsn
t6nnen, ooB Tie es mlrflih mar.
.gs lit Qut, rlurmelte bic Sere. ,Sn
Bit empI1noIlh. Du Dirlt pisl. lehr Diel
ieben. Sept trtnte ben Reit. trinte Allss,
Iaiis feinen 5ropIen I'M 8eaer 5uriid, es III
elm foitbnrer Srant.r y
garrera gehord)te. ohne Sn SOsern.
.syeBt lege Did bort anf ients 21Ger.
Qeae Gsinen Martel iiio Oein 54ipcr:
llnter Gein Sdupt. iisee 9anB itil linn
marte auf bas. mas fouimet ipiro. go III
ss eut unb nun lanibe nuf nleine Worts.
Dolores mar ss. bic Sir 5usrit erIdien.
9Bobl penn, oes groBe Won6, inter oeier
&tr1GGef mir Iebt ruben unb oeIitn Grai
/ in benz Sraute mar, ben Su ssnoiien, ipirf
Dir feet seiesl. in elmer lanssrl Neibe Dor
Wilosrr, spasa)id, erfpartet. fpsnn 9u DER
4 @ebididl nit oem oieIss MeIbes, Dolorss
lpertniipftit. Siege liiG. nleil s5phn. Inn
babe Bettranen Sll mir. sSsi) iper0e Dir bel.
liteben, penn Der 5raflf Su triftlo fir Sid
.Iiein Iosite.@ Mit oielsn Worten lebfs iid
i bic ate 5rnu ouf oas Eager nebsn ben
4 sSeuer. Wousomnene Gtillt berrinte Il
4 Der piitfe. unr unisrbrnfsn Diird1 ods Cir
.lpen Der 4rillsn ,uno in laHgen 3Dilhen
| rdumen DurA ben erouen6en Dounsr ooll
Bera Gotppori.
If Sas g eflbl elmer f6itlihen GrihIaffltn
fam iiber garrerq, er ilretie lido Iana an
oern 2aaer nns iinD ihloB Die gllae1. Shn
mar es bolo, ais isi Il pisoer III 9QaIs
|. Das mar Isin 3imiaer, isil DiIhsrlhraul
!, Iieln Wnt, 5tine 1snsisr. Dttt mar aus
: | Qtarianos bsx i1n bat ~ ipuusll utb !
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Iolgte ihm in oas GmpEangs3immer. Cine
Dame, tief Derl6leiert, itlno por ibrt uno
cine anoere ebenTdlls Derlhleierte Same
Itonb an Der Sbir. Sic erite San1e litT..
tete ben 5bleier uuo er lab Dolores. Ste
rebete ton an, lie iprah lanse, ernlt nnb
einoringIih; aber er peritan0 ihre Worie
uidbt. N6ber frat he Su ibm heran, ihre
Sdn0e ruhten in ben ieinen, ibre 4ngen
irafen fidb uno I'M nihIieH 4usenblif Lag
Tie III leintn Mrmen. 4ber iybr balo an.
oerte lih bic 5cene. Sine UtalIe U0ltes
fii1tt bic 5traBe Dor Ieiaenl 3anIe. 5tilrs.
miI6 iourbste oas Ynlt ihnl entgegen, als
er am Gin9an9 Ii1 sei9te, 3iiite Daroen
qeIhmunaen uno .oonnernoe yiDas iuadls
Ten Die Yll5t ersittrn. Yl6blif aber an.
berten Gdb Die. @sIitjter nil0 5limmeli BON
cyubel sur Mil0heit,t bonn Beifalsiubel 5ur
Wut6 unb 0erpdnihungeii. Uleiier nnb
Ooldhe murnen ae9en iha aealdt er toilnte
bas brutole @eiidt @alfrDs, oss betanliten
Tihrers Der Qnitoer Mor0bancen, 0eut.
! Ittb Anterifheioen. Der i'm nit sireui iuiloen
Wiide poll SaB uno Wutb su 0urfbDbren
Sdbieu. egurrsra mar in Der @elualt oes
ND6els. Die Gleiber pllrotn ihnl pom lei6s
neriSien. sr fDuroe 'inOie StraBe hinamsges
serrt unn fortaeordnst non elmer luogenoen
MenihsnnialIe. w fllile sinen iis9ensp
ben 5Amet5 iru Raden ano es mar ipnL
als Oh Oas 8lat an lelnen 8lltoern binabs
risSeIie. Ser mitbtnoe 3aufe uraaab ibn
| uro er fiihlte ipie ginsr, Der uilLtr BEN
@rude sines flrhtbaren yidhImahrs Log.
Garrero {lieB giuen lalltsn 0urhoringenben
4 5darei ans ui,o Mnnla Rucu erbob Iih
i leile BON item lager unD legte lbre e1no
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osrten auIomnen maun Ianee Wieile melt
iehneiaen0 unO in faltsr Entlrentoui1A,
iiber Berae uno sSliiiIe, 0urh gBdloer uno
gbenen un0 be unb 0Gipar es lbm, ais oOs
0urd, bic 3meiQe Der Bdume ODER nleortees
Bulhmerf fIuaeno, Der perhaBte Bareoes
Itets snr 6eite hires Meges lhlidb.
I 3uleBt empFing lie Elm Bolo, EN- Baio,
tpie eribn ME 5unor aeieheH, Elm gBalo pom
Hieienb6umen nit unourhortnDli1em uils
tertol3. Ser 5haa Der JeuerwafIen orang
Our6 bic 6tille uno inbioniid1e Yfeile
lhpirrien burf Die 2uft. Gs mar Der
Rrieg nit allen ieinen Sd)reden. Der leBt
iiber ibn hereinbrat}; er flihlte es, Dob
rinas nm ibn eirte 6dblaht tuiithete tiis
neiIen befano er ii9 mttten i'm Gd1lad]tges
tUiibI, sulueilen meit oapon entfernt. 3u=
Isst itanD elm eSnblanertpeib Dor ihrts; tbr
gtntIib uno i9re 8eitalt famen ibm betannt
Dor uno ibre Gri1einiin9 sauberte ote BIl'
Der l6nglt pergangener Sabre IN ihm aul.
5ein SerS tpariote iitb 3u ibr lie iprah tn
| li6m un0ier b6rte ibre @tinn1e, Die unous.
IpredbIib Ianft nno traurig tlang. ytur
Elm gBort fprah lie, nur oas cine Bort
r5Iiebe!" Srauris seiete er auf eit SER
lieBfes Banner, oas bort aufgepFanst mar /;
| itS IUuUUBC lul AHltl6 Wv uHO toSthtS't.
ereriff ibre Sano, fiBte lie uno neBte lls
nit Ieiren 5hrdnen. Gin tiefer unl19oarer
S6mers uno elm nernihtenoes @etlihl Der
YergpeiTlung erfiillte ieBt ieine Seele uto
our1 ben gaflSen R6rper fog Elm ih'uh'
5enoes 3ittern. Sod bic 6rnn NOR per'
llhwun0en uno mieoer rate bas 6hladt'
getiimuel onr1 ben 98alo; wieofr blutet'
er aus pielenDunoen nno miihlam IhIeppt'
sr ii9 BON 8dnr1 su Baum our6 stner
Reeen BON gieiler, Ri.9s nm ibn tlani
oas @ebeul Der @il0en. g1adte Snoianer
pie er lie ME Bapor seieben, Rrisgsfarber
| i'm aHtliB, rnrringten ibn; iein 5dtDer
brah, er ianf in Die Rnie uno murrlelte Ell
IeBtes @tobgebet, Sdlas ftel ouf Sdla8
bis BewuBtietn un0 2eben oahin tuoren
Wie nit 8ieisspidten lag es attf ibm
cine tSotlihe ansit ersriif ibn unb er brat
in Elm Iautes qualpoles Gt0bnen aus.
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Cincinnati, sonntag, ben H. Mai 1879.

un0 pertroden lid in ibre S6blen. Cine
ldwa6 leuhteroe Rer3e brannte auf einem
iebr einfaden 5iIhe. IuT elmer Noobes
gant, bic aus Der Wanb berausraste. mar
Elm Bett nufgeIhlagen. S6pfe unc Steins
gut BON inoidnifher Mrbeit parsn in elmer
gfe aufgeipei1ert. Oie aIte Syrau bob
ben 8orhang in bic S0be. SIM 5iiliers
srunbe brannte Elm lanoIamss SSeuer aus
aromatii9em 5ol3 unter einenl fleinen
&eiiel unO in Der Hdhe oes 6suers mar aus
Sddafsielleu uno Siidern elm Eager be-
reitet.
,Ma6e es Dir bequem, m.in Sobn !"
iagte Wama Rhcu. Seq ab Dein5dpert.
Out nno Wtnntel. Ylientano miro 0ieie
Om9e anriilren. pier lit Elm 2ager, oas
id) fir Sid bersitet babe. Su wirit e
n0tbig baben."
Sarauf binfte Iie sum Sseuer, er9riff Ell
men Galabaib, Der bic Steue zines Srinf'
esfdbes srieBen muBte uno if6pite nit ei'
mem Ro6l6fttl ettpas BON Der 6liiliGfeit,
Die in BEN ReIisl brooelte, binein.
,g8us i'd bier babe, iii eln berii6ntter uni
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mdd,tiaer Sront. gr III bereitet aus ei-
ner Rebe, bic melt BON bier ipdbst, melt
melt pon bier, on ben l1fern bes 6lulies
glapo, an Der atberen Seite iener 8eblrgs.
tette. Sie Hebe beiBt Der Snmarucu, Der
SroIt oes 6reiienalters. Wsit oem 3nlabe
einieer unlhdolithen Rrduter uerleibt er
Oeneu, bic ion trtnfen, Die @abe, in Die
3ufunft fnauen 3u f6unen. Ser 5rnnt
1T barmIos uub it sebrouhs ibn i6on ieit
pielen Sabren.@ p
Ser gerfaiier bieier tpabren 8eIhihte
t0nnte bier nod beiIiigen, baB Der Sama.
rucu nod iebt bel ben unciDiliiirten Sns
oianern Der Nap6. 9ropinS in @ebrandb III
uno oaB bic .GinaebDrenen oemleIben ganj
munoerbare RrdFte uno gigenidbaften jr'
Ihreiben. 9ie Wirfungen iino dhnlih lDit
Die, Die BEL ben OrIentnlen ourh ben 8e.
EnuB BON Safhifh herDorgsrufen fperosn.
,SeBt nimm einen S9lud J" iagte Wtnmr
Hucil, ,nnD mir iueroeu iehen, Deldle gBlr'
flung Der Srant auf did bat"
@nrrera 9e6ornte.
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-05-11
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-08-28
TUE Yazoo murder, it is said, makes

TUE Yazoo murder, it is said, makes a
sensation in Washington.
1t is an incident illustrating the South
ern situation-one of ten thousand
showing how the solidity of the South
which is at once the basis and brains OF
the Democratic party, is maintained.
Dixon was Mississippian of Missis-
sipians, but he did not recognize the
right Of the Democratic party to have
possession of all the Electoral machine
ry of his State, especially when he knew
the majority to be against them.
He therefore asserted his right to be
an Independent candidate, and the col
ored men proposed to go with him.
This was treason to the Solid South. The
penalty is death. 1t was executed by a
Democratic candidate for office with a
dOuble-barreled shot gun.
The murderer is at large. He was ad-
mitted to bail, and has become hero.
He stands forth the representative man
of Mississippi politics.
A vote for General Ewing in Ohio will
be vote to approve the murder of
Southern men without regard to color or
previous condition of servitude, who do
not bow humbly in submission to the
Caucus of the Democratic party.-TCin.
Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-08-28

WHAT christian and truth-teilingt !!
paper the CHRONICLE is to be surel II
reviVes the dozen times exploded fabri-
cation that Governor elect Blackburn
of Kentucky, sent infected yellow fever
clothing to northern cities during the
war; Gazette.
Will You tell us when and by whom
the fact has been authOritativeIy de.
MED, much less exploded" that the Dr.
Luke p. Blackburn Democratic Cover
nor elect of Kentucky did go to Can
ada with jeff. Thompson, short time
before their Secretary of the Interior
with some SSOO,OO0 of money he stole
from the U. S. Treasury-C. /. Vallan-
digham and other Democratic worthless.
and then and there did try to and par
TALLY succeeded in dispensing his infer
nal infected clothing to Northern hos
pitfalls. Blackburn himself never denied
it, though pressed by his friends to do
so. He has authorized no one to deny it
for him, SO that the agony of the Gazette
is altogether voluntary and unsolicited.
The fact that no denial has been made
leads prominent Kentucky Democratic
journal to suggest that this yellow fe-
yer Democratic hero make his denial
a part of his inaugural address.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-08-28

CAssANAvE, one of the members of
the Louisiana Returning Board, is un-
doubtedly much-abused man. His
property has been attached to pay a law
yer who was employed for stated sum
to defend the board against Democratic
persecution, while Wells and Anderson
and Kenner, the other three members,
having no property, got off scot-free, al
though they all hold lucrative positions
in the New Orleans custom house. But
Mr.. Cassanave shows himself to be a
base migrate, unworthy of the sympathy
which otherwise would be extended to
him, when, after his Washington friends
have paid over half his debt, and secured
stay of proceedings until next Janu-
ary, he turns around and abuses them,
and tries to sell an alleged big sensation
to the opposition press.