The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05
rcHoEs FROM THE CANVASS.

GRENADA DemOcTdlAC-
SUMNER also in the cold.
WARREN comes In mixed.
CARRY the news to Chase.
GLORY enough for one day.!
UNION and Pontotoc united
YALoBusHA just by squeeze
GLORIOUS Rankin! Noble Yaz0!l
HANCOCK and Harrison are all light.
SHARKEY and Lefore both Democrat
lie.
CLARKE and Lauderdale did it up
Brown.
IssAoUENA takes Republianism
straight.
THE Rankinites skined Skinner and
don't take Kinds Hull.
TAILAHArcHIE largely Democratic,
Hon. j. S. Bailey represents her.
WE told you so-three-fourths DEM
ocratic majority in the Legislature
MADISON stood by Gilmer and Kear-
ney and left her Radical darkies in the
cold.
GEN. w. S. FEATHERsToN il the
Legislature and nobody to imleach.
Too bad-too bad
DIDN'T the wool hat boys of the Free
State gin the Greenbacksrs and Inde-
pendents through?
Pamela, Tate, Copiah and Benton
out in the cold. We are sorry for them
but it can't be helped.
HAVE you heard the news from Qai
borne, Jefferson and Wilkinson? Dem
ocratic music in the air.
NOTHING from Tunica, Kemper, Jas
per and Coahoma, but the Legislature
is all right and no mistake.
Two Torreys in the Legislature-One
from Jefferson, the other from sun
flower. They are brothers.
BOLIVAR and Washington supposed
to be half hammered, one Democrat
and one Republican from each.
YAzoo and Rankin whooped up the
boys. The Stems Creek and Yazoc
City meetings did the business.
KINDS will only have one Represen
tative in the next Legislature who will
have any influence with that body.
ADAMS didn't make much fuss abou
it, but she sends Chamberlain and Mel
len to the Legislature all the same.
ALCoRN, Amite, Alfalfa, Carroll
Lafayette, Montgomery, Lincoln, Law
renee and Pike stood the fire and neve
faltered.
UNANIMOUS Buck HUMPHREYS is tn
Senator from Lowndes, NOTWITHSTANDING,
the Orr-ful trick the black liners trieC
to play upon him.
THE grandest boom of them all, Rad
icals, Greenbackers, Independents, an
sore heads kicked from one end of tn
State to the other.
THE Greenbackers ofHolmes couldn'
beat Joel G. Hamilton, so Holmes vii
have one vote in the Democratic-C Cor
sentative caucus after ALL
WHEN Marshall saw Buchanan steI
! ping to the front, she thought Anne
might be heard from next, and insiste'
on Gen. Featherston being ready 70
him.
FROM Tippah all the way to the Gull
on the Line of the Great Inland Rail
road, the wool hat boys planked til
Democratic ticket straight without
scratch.
THE pine woods men can beat Solol
Chose of Maine driving "steers," an
popping an OK whip all hollow, and NOR
than that they always vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
LISTEN to the music from the might
East Chickasaw, Monroe, Lowndes
Oktibbeha, Clay, Noxubee, Lauderdal
and Clarke. Democratic as usual b
large majorities.
THE three Representatives fror
Kinds, two from Copiah, one fror
Marshall, three from Pamela, one from
Madison, one from Sumner and tire
from Holmes, who will have to sit out
side while the Democrats and Consel
vatives nominate a Speaker and othe
officers, can amuse themselves with tn
pages and porters.
The Old Guard of the Democrat
party. Those counties that Away
answered HERE in the darkest days 9
Radical rule-Calhoon, Choctaw, Gov
ington, Franklin, Greene, Itawambs
jackson, Jones, Leake, Lee, Marion
Newton, Neshoba, Perry, Pontotoc
Prentiss, Scott, Simpson, Smith
Tippah, Tishomingo, Wayne and VIII
ston, all solid.