The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-09-15
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

| Carthagenian The speech Of Gen. Low
/ nv, delivered in this place on the 9th, iu re-
/ Spouse to an invitation from the Hancock Il
/ English Club, was a good one for that is "a
/ characteristic of all his speeches Ii would
! be impossible in our limited space to even
touch upon tithe of the many points he
made in his ringing address bat our regret
on this score is greatly lessoned by the fact
that a very large number of our citizens
were present TO hear for themselves the
mastery effort of the distinguished and pa
triotIc speaker
Natchez Democrat He gave the meeting
an account Of his stewardship at the Cincin-
natl Convention, and told his experience in
the land of Republicans. Gen. Martins
speech was eloquent and effective, and It's
influence will tell in the election. Mr.. X
Palmer Lanneau followed Gen. Martin in
one OF his usually happy and graceful
speeches, and for fifteen or twenty minutes
held the audience sPcllshound
Port Gibson Reyille: The election being
over, Messrs Launch McLauriu and J.. Me.
Martin were called to the stand to address
the Paltona club, they being present by in
vltation for that purpose, They responded
promptly, with eloquent and impressive
speeches which were received with hearty
applause,
West Point Echo; Hon f. q. Barry
elector for the State-at-large, is doing good
service. He delivered a speech at Chester.
Choctaw county, last Monday to "a large
audience We are glad to see Mr.. Barry go.
ing into the interior counties Oft the railroad
there Is where speaking is needed
Cornth Herald On the list instant the
Democracy of this county raised Demos
cratic pole and gave to the Tres hreezes Of
heaven the unsullied banpor Of Hancock a
English. The assembled multitude were
addressed by Hon. q. y. Mitchell Demo
cratic Elector for this district. and Hon.
Beverly Matthews, of Columbus.
Westyille News: According to appoint
ment, Mr.. J. H. Meade addressed the Club
at some length, His speech was 6rcible
and eloquent. He showed the Glacy Of
the 6reenback party and the rottenness of
the Radical party-closing with an earnest
appeal to his fellow. citizens 10 stand bv
Hancock, English and Hooker to the last
Yazoo Herald, Hon j. M Ellis having
DECLINED the position As Presidential Elector
IN the 81 Mississippi District and removed
from the State, his alternate. Hon. VIM.
Price, OF Winston, succeeds t. that place
Mr. Price IS Democrat of the purest raw
serene ana he VIII give a good account Of
hlmseit as a proaulgator Of correct politi-
cal principles and rs an advocate of die
election OF Hancock and English
Meridian Homestead The mass .,eetTUO
and barbecue in Wayne last Sat1rdav was
attended by four or five hundred persons.
and was complete success. Hon. j. p
Sea6rook presided az she meeting. and W.
>. Davis was elected Secretary II was de-
claea ~ hotd primary election to lomi-
nase Democratic candidate on Friday. the.
18th day Of April. Col. w. II. E.nse. Dem
1cratic elector for this Distslet, and Hon
y. X. Singleton, our aide and faithful rer-
ItseHtdtlVe IN Congress, addressed the npo-
pie. ''' p0'
RemPer Herald Mr. J. Fl. Duke. the
Chairman OF the County Executive Com
mlttee, ihas entered upon the duties of the,
campaign wash a vim and determination
that "lA' succeed and we trust the people Of
the county will stand up to him. ana Kid in
rolling up a handsome majority for Ham
cock this fall.