The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05
LOCAL POLITICAL NOrEe.


HAVE you heard from Utica?
The North Ward-The GibraIter
HE cOlOred troops fit nObly, but it wa,
n.g-
I Who was it bet that Morrison would not
be elected?
jackson gave twenty-six Democratic
majority
Has anybody telegraphed the news to
Scion Chase?
The people of Rankin set Billy Ratlih
down on John T. Hull by 476 majority.
"RUN, Democrats, run" and they didrun
into the Legislature by three-fourths major
ity.
VINO was the man they said could beat
Farrar Morrison for Sheriff? We have
forgotten his name
II you want to participate in the next
City election, you must register Books
will close Saturday.
/ The National Greenback Labor party in
Mississippi has followed the example set
them by their allies in Iowa and Ohio and
melted"
/ WE are are authorized to announce that
1T was Capt. VIM. I. Ratliff, and not Capt
/ VIM. A. Montgomery who was a candidate
for Chancery Clerk.
THE persons who were saying on our
streets Tuesday that Dock Cole couldn't
beat Tom Harris in Ranhin county, have
taken it all back
WE wonder if the black liners are going
to Kansas since they have found out that
the Democrats and Conservatives propose
to govern Mississippi?
Good bye, Greenbacker, goodbye.
m going to leave yon now,
And 90 right back to the Publi-kins,
Goodbye, Greenbacker. goodbye.
"OF all sad words of tongue or pen,
The sadest are these it might have BEEN"
closing sentence of letter by n G. b.
Laborer to Scion Chose
THE Democrats Of the South Ward were
not beaten so badly after all, NORTHUMBERLAND
ing all the chin music of the last few weeks.
Fifteen majority against was all that PANIED
out
NOTICE is hereby given that the "$14
per capita" which each darkey in Kinds
county was to receive who voted the Green
back ticket, has been reduced to 81, as only
one-half the c. BIS were elected.
WE knew that good report could be
expected from Stems Greek, Rankin coun-
ty, when the Brandon Record and other
Dolly Warden papers pitched into the wool
hat boys about the Sutton business.
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, Esq, having declined
the position of Circuit Clerk, which was
offered him by the Greenbackers, in favor
of Sam Livingston, will continue the prac-
tice of his profession at the old stand. 1t.
free ad.
IT was all mistake about John T. Hull
ESQ, and Rev. Haywood Skinner, running
for Senators against Col. James ID. Stewart
and Capt VIM. RatliE We take pleasure
in contradicting the absurd rumor 1t is
strange how such report could have gotten
out
The Jackson Greenback Club will not
meet tomorrow night or any night there
after until the orators of the Club have
returned from a free excursion up Salt
River, provided by the voters of Kinds
county. Independent please copy and send
bill to the Kinds county voters.
1T Is correctly reported that the Green
hackers who were elected have already made
arrangements to revolutionize the finances
of the country early in January. They
will begin by issuing 81 per capita" to
the colored troops, and then they will kick
the national banks into cooked hats and re-
pudiate all of the bonds.
Hon. ]. l.. Yellowly, who removed from
Madison county to North Carolina a few
months ago, has declined the position of
District Attorney in the 9th Judicial Dis
trict of Mississippi, rendered him by the
Greenbackers and Independents Of Yazoo,
Madison, Kinds and Copiah. He will con-
tinue the practice of his profession at Green
vile, n. C.
As the fast running steamer which had
been chartered for the occasion, left the
landing with the late candidates, who were
bound up Salt River, Charlie and Bud were
heard singing the plantive melody:
oh, kiss me once, goodbye, sweetheart,
Oh, kiss me once good bye!
Since bees were made to roam, dear love,
And birds were made to fly,
And my light heart so lightly love.
Then kiss me Onee-good-
Dear, kiss me once goodbye!