The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-10-04
uINDs COUNTY DANIEL O""
TO JUDGMENT

nation and immaculate judgment--a very
Daniel sort of man. He has tolo us VI
things and prospects never dreamed Oh Wy
tbose who have made it business 10 'eain
Cha cotemparaneous history of the country
and to study the outlook OF parties ro'
instance, he says
Radical Republicanism and Bourbon
no,nocracy are twin brothers dong inc
t;JJipo Of their father the bondhoider'
| All Iogislation since 1865 clearly proves my
assertion. While the Republican party was
in mower and enacted the ruinous ana IN
famous laws, the Democracy az party "'''
not oppose q single one OF these laws
II bas grown into fashion for the un-
informed scribblers and spousers OF the
"dddle-faddle- rsformatory-whoop- 10 ZOO
d,a.do" order in this State to classify the
marty of Observation-Disclosures as 'no
t.Rourbon Democracy, but they succeed
in proving or showing nothing by this eH-
cent their own ignorance of the meaning
of terms and the history of the Democratic
marty. Bourbonisn is word, the me"h>
inc of which, as now generally understood
and accepted in this country IL the oppo
cite Of conservatism. So intense was the
purpose of the real managers and o'fec'oiS
Of the Democratic party in Mississippi
and the builders of its platform OF late
Years. to give no one pretext for suspect
ing even that its leading tenet was ho' "
wholesome and saving cO1Ser0atssn' 'h"' ~
nrefxed the word conservative to the "oro
Democratic, and gave US the CONSERVATIVE
Democratic party. This act was not pleas
ing to few fiery patriots OF BourDoniS'ic
6 instincts. and they flew of, but their ao-
sence only strengthens the hold OF ConsefV-
atism upon the Democratic party. Mos' Oh
Il them have gone into the Greenback pas
n ture and now denounce Democrats as hour-
bops because they wanted to make them SO
and failed. Perhaps, they deceived 'nehl'
is ,ol,,oo vhile members of the Democratic
s party. with the delusion that they were Tile
marty. and as they were inclined to OF
Democratic Bourbons then, they can assert
III with some satisfaction to their consclences
AZ that the party oos Bourbon party
slight mistake, but excusable in view OF TN
Weakness and eeotism of Bourbon human
~ nature.
We are sorry to learn, as we do from TINS
Kinds county philosopher, and learhe'
, CORRESPONDENT of the " brave and manly
ny Al,ot tktha napln nrarV as
party, did not oppose single one OF III
onpressive and obnoxious laws enacted
Congress in the interest of the bondholderH
," We had drawn altogether a different col
W. cluston from the reports OF debates an
votes in the Congressional Record. But W
suppose the Congressional Record wa
as wrong. The Record must have bee
lat wrong-'W.' says SO. 1t gives altogethe
as n different state of facts, and does not SUI
tain "W." in any approximating sens'
The Record must go down before this III
-, ~ erring Solomon of Kinds. And then "
, have read and heard innumerable speeche
from leading Democrats, who have rlgf
to speak for the party, and are endorsed
it, all of whom, without an exception, ha'
denounced this Ubiquitous Republican ella
no legislation of Congress. But this amour
to nothing now, of course, since "W', u
great and gifted ''W." 'whoever she mi
be-" has pronounced otherwise.
There is another feature of ''W's'
markable contribution to the astrologlt
developments of this era that we will dr.
N from the obscurity of the Brandon Recor
@. and give the public a chance to see it. lie
caI it Isl
bn. "Gallant Kinds" is all o. X, our non
-, nee for Senator, John L. Hull Will orc
oo the river with at least two thousand maJe
itv. the balance of our ticket will have
VI large majority.
for So. there is a chance for brother SKI
has ner, after all. Kinds will elect him. The
this ia no earthly chance for Rankin to owe
come Kinds majority of two thousar
The jig is up with Stewart and Ratllff. In
rib had as we'll "crawl into meal bags" if
i'm NAV borrow a rare idea and brilllf
yeek rhetorical figure of speech from Gree
be re back orator. All that Hull and broti
Skinner have to do now is to select tn
seats in the Senate chamber. That t
cling thousand majority which is going acr
tate Pearl river is enough for them.
the Having drawn this beautiful and sal
, de- factory two thousand inference from
Ions stars, this Great Unknown proceeds
criticise our candidate for State Senat
Col, Stewart, and, as he has chosen to b1
r. his wisdom in the Unknown Record, we
hume it for the benefit of the living, {
80 reproduce it here in order that it may
hot,s seen and read:
ink. heard Col. j. d. Stewart lecture, as
calls the cheap gush he reels oil by the va
and aside from all political prejudice, tn
he is the greatest fraud the Democrats
,ress- any other party ever attempted to folst
ID by on people. Good people of Rankin
,osi, You wish to elevate political trickster
Spectator to high position, vote for Col
pu' ID, Stewart. On the other hand, II
ardly wish to be represented-all classes,
especially the farmers, if you wish to
yate poor man, a deserving, compel
and worthy man "a man that will watch
hon. peoples interest with jealous eye, vote
-, the Greenback nominee, John L. Hull,
l"1r "3 Granger, for Senator.
- Col. Stewards attention has been ca
- to this paragraph, and he regards it
10 arc compliment to nina good piece of hu
for the canvass-and first rate joke
John T.
h the WI o. oo,, srd ,o,bino eIse 10
and .o;ns, a friend be calls him ga fra,
INNS and that term is employed generally to
'oulu vey a covert compliment, and we hav
uh- doubt "W." 80 meant it in this insta
unihs But occasionally fellow gets hard pre-