The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-11

.na Ravard who had been iai.hiu.
Sonth in all conjunctures. Inc o9uth n% %oHs
voice in originating IT ana ior no, herself |
oNnosed il would have been TO piaGe uv The
S~osition of great danger. Such was eou
i,ottion that il an issue OF iorcc huu ~ 40
accumulated it would have pooh ' ioSS said
| the South of which it wouid nav roimrn
| Ishe marks her return 10 PoWWor ,.a"ld have
to arms and blood, ana , .n0 a J fury and thirs-
| swop. the horrors Of which no iniaSina'
| Eon can paint They may taik Vi %u"Iy
| md courage and of resort 10 ai'ne W." ,LnnL
nntb;np Of civil war. lie should WI o r" Sart
God that in that time ne gavs n' of self all
~ courage to put aside all thought y, s0 ~ the
Oh vo" ,i"s;ouspess, and to think only OF WV
V"'n Hi,eI fathers and the helpless women
gry oh;idren of this once dcsolated lana upon n
1vhom the fury of another intorheolh;u ~ sre
must sweep down with an ali-cSn ,sa aahs,a nm
Anotber thing: In the course OF .he uepn'o 49, w
t % Iii he said that he trusted such heas
I we. would tend to make the man, VINO hiisnnS
; ao1"oIorad elected. the President OF the wh9io
: neonle and not of one party, ne InouSnC Iva
MIGHT say for Mr.. Hayes that ne nau vV Tho
asrer 70 being such President than any tne
no"ntrv had had for long time. MS se.eo-
y - ~ his Cabinet was an ausplclous ohs.lo,
.hn Snuth and in less than one mohtn ilo"
fH ;nougnration the last vestige OF militia
! ;nisrference in our local affairs d'saPpenteu,
= On the subject of the resolutlois s ~ he de
It ton Sent MN ~ 1901 es admitting that Leg
u ?ioturo has the right to pass such resoiutioh
IS thai Is " s't senator its views, or tn
vi neople upon any subject ANU ~ aSSt;on
. Senator should pay great respeot We We ;t>Ia 4
- and should conform his own 10 IL, u ln;,,,o,
" 10 so consistently with ms oatl anu 10
III p,,t no denied that Legislature has the pow
or to issue a mandatory tian such n power
of govern ms Note vi 49, a,,, first clause of tn
rd inconsistent WIN 'n' witch saws; "All Legi
N, teaeral l iora;n Granted shall be veste
he atNe Pomots nf tha United States, which sha
N, III cohEieSSs onatn and House of Represent
I'm consist OF II oen% 1S Ies+rov the cO-ordinat
~, | tiyes y 1t would destroy WV it'll \,
M character VI WV ',un+rTtbe State and Federal
ne have Ill tlis eI', ~ latter subordinate to Il
to anu woulu man u,'r Lv the vote of Sen
Jh he tor in disobedence OF instructions 20 itrno
vaha as an! 1t NV onstitntional right to cOntr
on tne ollte nav e. f,r as the doctrine rests upt
in ms 49, 4it tbn I legislature is the Senate
;am constituency it is taliaclouS' lheie q: w.,
; anologics in our system whlch Prov i'' - H.
in dlty' some VI lne'' Nv the Convention viii
He read me "' %a"st;tntion. and no. such rig
to adopted lhc I ,s deserved TO the STATE
the was thele oi''ln1 Nc ia or has ever been Den
md lie dehieu 100 Vn''I onsultrd all the grt
nu' Iii " +ha norty-the great big ones he meS
nth ll9h'S Oh t'le ls' +io,, cnnntenanced it. Wa
+ha ington who was more OF De'ooi"' t;n,
the Federalist in his prlnclples, i"u Nv PtoJ
the WIN II; 'i h.o, asserted in any Nator
ling ana II mas n1 tam from the organization
ath Democrats itl| ,rasant time
ton III, pug NJ, CaIhonn-jf there was anyth
'lat- AZ 10 az he WIGHT claim to be familiar