The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-04-24
FROM the Knorylne chronIeIe.

anu cOplcu 4 pafaSfipn IRON u Nichs-
burg Journal TO fOrufy its position.
By this they would seen to mean that
a mans standing at home was the
proper criterion by which to judge Of
him. We accept this H. perfectly true,
and think that no sane man will deny.
Now to prove that we were correct in
our remarks, and for the benefit Of the
Tribune and other Democrats and the
delectation Of Republicans, We will
give some extracts from various papers
published in Mississippi-all Of them
Democratic organs. We Clip:
''The Oklahoma States is 4 Simon pure
Democratic paler.-RGzIekWSt (hisS.)
COpidEdH.
1.-The Oklahoma Stats circulates in 20
States. Merit never falls to win."-
Macon (iiSS.) SaR.
1.-THE States, ore of the pIrest and
best Democratic papers published in
our State has entered upon another
year."-0Itord (MitS) Eagle.
"The Oklahoma States sparkles like a
crown of precious gems. Every earnest
hater of Radic9lisDI should read it,
Columbus MISS Democrat.
"FOr intelligent consistency, marked
ability, superb dictien, aud vigorous
logic, the Oklahoma Suites ranks with
the first of Southern new spaIer5.-'
StGI kuiLe (BiSs.) Tines.
''Col. 4. Y. Harper and his associate
will II. Herman, Of the Oklahoma States,
deserve special mention among the
talented editors Of the State. '-PrentiSS
Miss PieGGer.
ave, in the main, like such Bour-
bons as Harper. On some points we
might differ but We admire his cool,
steady, sledge-hammcr blows in the
interest Of Democracy. lie asks no
compromise, neither does he propose to
give any. That's right. '-NegttH Miss
Bulletin.
"Col. 4. Y. Harper, Of the Oklahoma
States, has associated Mr.. Will. Ii. her-
nan with him in the editorial conduct
Of his paper. Mr.. Herman is one OF the
most brilliant of our young writers,
aud has been connected with the press
in Ohio from his bOyhood, where he
showed himself an able defender OF the
doctrine Of States Rights, and IN ear
nest foe of Radicalism. '-COlumbHS
Miss Democrat.
"Bl&lche, Sweetheart and Tray are
now yelling ut the heels OF the States.
Little papers never heard of fifty miles
from home are trying to convince tie
Northern people that the States don't
represent the true sentiments Of the
Southern people and that Harper and
Kernan are both crazy. '-Oxtord MISS
Eagle.
II the Tribune is not satisfied with the
above extracts, and will say so, we yet
have another batch which we will give
it. 1t is not at al difficult to predict the
7ribune'S curse about this. 1t will at
tempt to get off sharp things about "the
boy" but as far as refutation is con-
cerned, nothing of tie kind will APP
pear.
From the States Of the 10th, we obtain
some more paragraphs which will be
interesting to the Union men in East
Tennessee and their relatives. ESpe-
.,o,'n I'm ,Loso who woro wounded
h,t,ii,n ror tnoir conu,rv and the old
e,r and an tbis orcornt receive pcn-
a,rn, n1,,i,o Il # s,vs.
sion,, ,.r
we are taxed 10 pay AtACosH nIeH"gS
for kllllng our people, p9II''nS oul
homes, laying waste oul hclusi sten,'ns
our properly ana hulIllS Us ng""io"s
INTO rum, poverty "uu ueS)IiI'
Nv are tINeu 70 pay Lol tie enio ,Lel
lhelt Oh lalSe ana lIauo"iti!1 ~ ,m"i
were enacted to 'ow' Illuminate anu
put US utterly TO shanle'
we are taxed 10 pay tie saiary VI
criminal VINO store tle l~[esiIelicS
I'VE are taxed 10 pay the HetHtL,hS
Board thleyes ana purJ,urers auu ilint-
man scounurels Whohl ne appoill'eu %
Office
uDorn "rIi XIX t'[ C o,g" T%n U o"I i,s hints
of crown and sceptre "
tbo .oouu5raJe U6o CUppourdcd him in