The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-25
cAMpAraN NOTES.

r,,,sla Jaarnal: The County Execntiye
Co,r. .nittee did well in exciting capt II. "
Leaveli Chairman at Its organ z"tioh On In
~ NE is the right man in the rlght place,
- va may look tor lively campaign IN the
county from this on. The Ionuiteee G., So 81.
not have selected more suitable man io5 -,
-s,arv Than Cart T. Elliot. He occupied that
nosiiicn in the memorable and stirring cam
ppsseyn Of rs. and performed his duties WIN
marked efficiency and fidelity
The Executive Committee has spPoih NJ W
can1 NJ Allen county sub-eIector. " (
none he will oxertake the scurvy little squAu
~ com,. mi stie-g reenback howlers. VINO are
roing over the county under cover % ust -
I~vin0 TO embitrer the negroes against the ue
= bits ,eonle. It's true they are very
sn,a1I game to waste ammunition upon pu'
thew need SHINING, and Capt Alien - JUS
he man TO perform the operation TO periec'lo"'
West Point Echo: Hons. F. G. Barry and r.
: White. and Capt Fred. Beale are down on
the list of speakers for ChickssaM c9 |aa;y
Belle at MeConly' store, and MI. "hlie at
Okolona-
Kamper Herald: Hon J. II. Currie, is dong
e,ood work for the party in this county ana III
Tie future he viii be remembered
S,mmit sentinel: At about ten o'clock q m
he crowd went over TO the island ImhieGiule
IL in the rear of the Central houst, ~
L. he cool shade of wide spreading trees
~ sneakers stand had been erected. mere
Crl. c. P. Nelson, of Liberty; Col bop Low,
r.. of Rankin, and Hon. e. +. hookeT, "a
ILLS balI the breathless attention OF the
'liris for futiY four hours with excellent pc,
i;,Ica1 add resses These gentlemen are ho'eG
f,, their fine qualities as glIted speakers anu
an tn : occasion their efforts were master
ices and the enthusiasm they aroused was
it,,,.,,,lnu Every sentence they uttered
,ras clothed in the choicest language, ana thelI
addresses made every one reel tuit 81 uop
f,r a Grand triumph in November. Col HOOK
- s1,eech was delivered in his usual smooiA'
md style anu many
were the rounds Of applause he received.
Rin1evIsentinel: At a called meeting Of the
uanfcnc:t q English Central Club OF TIppah
County. last Thursday, after the close oil me
tireenback convention, Capt ". !. 0tIlcAilh
came forward and enrolled his name as
member
RinIcv sentinel: At the hour of going Press
Nc baxe inst returned from New Albany cir
cnit courJ Can't c. b. Mitchell, Presidential
EIector for the LIST Congressional Dist: made
! fne speech at IL o'clock Monday. We ana
moi arrive in time to hear 1t, but II was repre-
.ented 10 US, as enc of his best efforts
On Tuesday the writer of this also address
ed the people.
wesivilIe News: On motion, Mr.. Highgate
(coI) was requested to address the club at IT'S
present meeting. He was conducted TO the
stand and address ed The club in very force
abIe and eloquent speech advising he eolored
neople to stand by the Democratic party OF
the South and on the I'd of November march
IN TO the polish solid phalanX ana cast lhelf
votes for Hancock and English.
Canton Mail: The barbecue at Hickory Grove
last Thursday was largely attended, and much
enjoyed Very able and eloquent addresses
were delivered by Gen. Robt. Lowry, Major
Barksdale, Hon. o. r. Singleton and K. c.
smith. Esq Nothing was left undone to in
sure the enjoyment of those in attendance;
1t was gala day. long to be remembered, and
was boom for Hancock and English. Single
ton and reform and the nominees of the pri-
mary election.
Special Telegram Hon. II. L. Muldrow
Democratic nominee for Congress from the first
con gressonal district addressed the citizens
of Starkville last night in the Female Instl-
tute at which there were a number OF ladies
present His speech such as he always
delivers, and was received with constant APP
plause,