The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-11-12
ECHOES FROM THE POLLS.


Dor party has retired from business.
/ HNDs' two Senators and one Repre-
sentative are her only saving grace.
NEsHoBA, true blue Cooper for Rep
Iresentative, and c. A Wilcox for Sen
ator.
The people of Tippah and Union pre-
ferred Dalton to Crum for Senator ''by
a large majority"
MIGHTY men of Jasperl do you hear
it, Morris. was elected with the straight
Democratic ticket.
IT is hardly necessary to state that
| Attala's two Representatives are G. l..
Anderson and F. NJ. Glass.
CoPIAH county will not be entirely in
the cold. Ben King will look after her
interests, and he is host within him
self
CAPT. DALTON, Democratic candidate
for Senator in the 23d District, has
got away with the last Crum of the
Radicals.
CAPT. JAS. T. FAINT leads his Green
back opponent, B. F. Worsham, for
District Attorney in the I'd District,
f. 49 votes.
THE return of DIR. Applewhite to the
Legislature from Lincoln, is a decided
I triumph of the law and order men of
that county.
CAPT. F. A. WoLFF leads his ticket
in Tippah ; and the mountain county
comes up all right for the regular
nominees.
THE constitutional amendment is de-
feated by an overwhelming majority
Mississippi won't have U. S. Marshals
running her State elections.
KEMPER was not so badly demoralized
after all she elected j. II. Currie,
Representative, and gave Wilcox a
handsome majority. Good enough.
THE Independent" Democratic ex-
pertinent for Senator in Jefferson and
Franklin didn't win by long odds.
Judge Magee, the regular nominee, was
the successful man.
THE Democrats of the 9th District
preferred Mr.. M. r. Butler, regular
nominee, for prosecuting attorney, to
Mr.. j. l.. Flanagan, g. b., by majority
/ Of cavaroI tbouCond
GEN. j. l.. FINLEY, Democratic NOM
inee for District Attorney in The 1st
Judicial District, beat M. NJ Cummings,
his Greenback opponent, ,249 votes.
Hurrah for Finley
LOVE, of Amite, has beaten all
corners, and Johns for foater leads his
competitor by an overwhelming major
ity. A deserved endorsement of two
faithful and efficient public servants.
WE told you CoahOma would not
stand another Republican after having
such Democrat as Hon. H. p. Reid in
the Legislature, d. NJ. Russell beat
tide Alcorn by handsome majority
WARREN county will be solid in the
councils of the State. Warren Cowen
! and Chas E. Furlong, Senators w.
r. Spears, Walter r. Billingslea, James
Gibson, Jr., and S. T. Fortson, Repre-
entatives.
THE Sd judicial District returns that
true Democrat and most excellent gem
tleman and lawyer, Mr.. Ira d. Oglesby
as District Attorney, by handsome
majority over Mr.. Harmon, his Green
back opponent.
NOTWITHSTANDING the heavy pressure
old Wilkinson has sent McGehee IRE
elected and holland, the regular nomi-
nees, by booming majorities over the
so-called g Independent Democrats.
(What sort of a Democrat is that p
MAJ. HENRY S. FooTE, the Demo-
cratic nominee for District Attorney for
this, the ninth Judicial District, only
beat his Greenback opponent, Mr.. j. B.
Yellowly, six thousand five hundred and
twenty seven votes. Good gwaciOus
GREENE, sends Jesse Byrd Perry,
John Lewis and Wayne, Jno. T, Sea
brook to the Legislature. 1t is hardly
necessary to say they are all Democrats.
No Independents, Greenbackers or
Republicans need apply in the lower end
of the mighty East.