The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-01
Address Of the Co..
Democratic OonserVs54llllto Zee
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HEADQUARTERS DEu-Cov
STATE EXECUTIVE C5,S,,l'r
JACKSON, MIS-. Ann
The people of Missiles.
placed the administration
Government in the ham y
cratic-Conservative mart
at once replaced the CORN. "a
competency that had mari.
civil rule for the precedin,
with honesty, integrity aS5
all departments ofthe Stat
All fair-minded men INNS.
the administration Of prbI.
the Democratie-Conservaf
sents an extraordinary cor.
ignorance, rapacity and COR
were the prominent cbaroo.
official conduct under Rent
in this State.
1t is undeniably true tbs.l
cratic-Conservative party n.
the State, a liberal. i1.t
government. The burden.
have been greatly Iigh,ens5
penses Of administeriDo
have been decreased, and en-
and just system of ecluaD,r
introduced in the admins.
public atiairs-Statc. couptv,..
ipal. The laws have been y.
and imPartially administer
place of the former canlitioo
unrest and discomfort. tba
Mississippi have had. under ~.
auspicies, tranquility and reno.
The lines of political ttor.
broadening, and progress.
liberal spirit seeks to create All
all the conditions at home .rf
relations with the nation ar Ia-
are essential to the attracti.n
grafton and capital. and TO Ill.,.
and prosperity of rhs T.,
we cannot doubt that these r.
an be best promoted und.rfl..-
If the no .ts~ that a. 4...,,.',,. "a..
he State a just and honest r.yer-.
The public welfare. in uopoir- ...
an require the administrator -
state government to be tr9u,fr-
he combination of men who bsy.,-
themselves in opposition to the N
ratio party
Gen. Lowry, the nominee f. ,
rnor, and the other candidate. b..
emocratic-Conservativc Sato W
re the representatives of NJ.
nd principles Of the party: ant
i'll place their candidacy and c,,.
)lely and exclusively ou t5e
etween their party and its nar.
1versarics. The whole ticket H..
nd should command the hearfraer.
I'D undivided supportofthcenrirsn,
For the first time i'm five vaar.
-ississippi, the Democratic 9arfy +
self confronted with an orrs.
lposition, whose guhcrnatorial nomt
'clares himself neither Grcepbacs.
epublican, but who, ucvcr.hele..
ived his nomination from Copvsr
at called itself Greerhack ao5
.Xt day accepted q nomination 81.
rsement from another Uonysr
at termed itself Republican.
The people of this State. whal
netting of Radical rule, can r.
deluded by any tricks of name.
1t is well understood ii /. the Kan
an party that has taken THE GeId
r the thin disguise OF GrccuhacH.
i that the so-called Greenhackor.
federated with the Republican.
? common purpose Of defeating
moeratlc party. In this novel
lGSment, the Republican party 3
nlsh the votes. il is clear lha 81
lance, if successful, means fo -a..'
pl, the ultimate if not the 'ime9 y.
establishment Of til D{tPe0'''
'ty in place and poy r. 1t Is n
t the people shoul Eho" that {
eat Of the Den 1raslc party inca
loss Of all tb.' was accomplished
IS!
And il well thar this warn,
uld BE- 'ounded from the watch-fou.
81 hi t6 Pef ISSUE n RI PrfnE6 n2 ereco
n it is we'll known that the intiu
that Democratic party j. cppos
n honest ballot and a fair count,
,unded in fact, and Wenow denoun.
declare untrue, any charge or u
ion that the Democratic party favor
r.tly or indirectly, any ilIegalilic.
iifhess ~ elections.
obody can be Deceived bv this Ri
actics, nor diverted aam fine nd
e whether the State government
G placed in the keeping Of the Il
lican party.
is the party that once scourg
people with all the evils Of vicio
corrupt government, that by
nlzed opposition to the Democrat
y has again placed itself on trn
nd this issue. the Democrat
servativo party, submits fearless
confidently, 10 the virtuou-, &
lligent and law-abiding people
State, on "frec ballot and f
It."
FRANK JOHNSTON.
rman DemOcratic-C0nservatiye
State Executive Commit
p. PORTER, e...
ARIoN SMITH, 0'0ie'"'''''