The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-15

;ous protection of society against the
inbeciIity of the weahs ays protection |
q the individual against even his own
weakness OF imbecility. then an igno-
rant Of its true philosophy; and the
study Of political economy i farce.
But there are other corporations BE-
sides Railroads. / ses u the Kinds
county Gazette. the names Of shout 10
petitioners for a retail grocery. This
means that these 40, with The selfish con-
sideration of partial exemption from
city tar. at the best chosen time 20 ac-
complish the purpose, without notice g
o.I,ers have held a back room election
and determined the important question
Of retail groceries for the goo leight hun
dred voters Of Raymond Prseinet, any one
Of whose interest socially. peeuniaEally or
morally il as great as any one OF these
10.
Mississippi Womans Law.-A lev
wears ago, our Legislature made itself |
conspicuous as the gallant Legislature.
And from Maine tothe Rio Grande, from
the Florida Keys to the Alutian Isles,
the newspapers took up the refrain.
Alas for human greatness, i superadded
to the already $500 oyer-NOFk Of the
distinguished Campbell, another $S,ooo
worth Of work to be supplemented, to
asencep thelaws of Miss. no nowonder that
amid the strain he should have been set
back 200 years in imagination to the
Feudal days of caste, and inserted that
1177 sect. which takes away every iran
ehise of the Farmers icife. Under 1t
she Is robbed of the security of her patri-
monv unless she does what any true
Mississippi woman would sooner ole
.bon do 70 wit: by a written decree, re-
corded in the Chancery court q .ne
of her chiIdren) with whom she liVes ana
whom she has scorn Ito hofoF - IN
worthy of her trust. But you see tne
interest and convenience OF the uhhls- u.
ment'' supply man demanded TINS q"
time was too valuable for him 70 stop 70
enquire of her, and she nothing put
cIod hopper's aeye, as to wnetnef sne
would hold her Patrimony responslDle
for whiskey bills charged "meat, sugar
or coffee" The whole section u als-
tinctly. diseriminative against the Jar
mers acite, and disgrace to the clViilza-
tion of the 18th century. Read 1t she Is
simnly the stake holder of her otef par,
r;.,9ny. while the punishment supply
man and whisky rings backed by az;
verse Mis- issippi legislation gamble VIA
her husband for it. But she is nothing
but clod hoPpe,'s acye.
OFFICIAL BONDS.
The excessiveness of official bonds
is not only discriminatiye in favor Of
money power and oppressive to the poor 90
i hut a destroyer of public credit, ~
bare idea of requiring the Sherln o.
Treasurer to give bond covering In
oooreoated amount of money passlnl
tiSou1h his hands, when not ten per cent
3 of It Is in his hands at any one time, l
. nreposterous. The design of the law
: yoa tell me, is to put an obstacle IN TN
! way of carpet-baggers and negroes glF
! ing bonds, (verily-"He that rolIe1n
d stone it shall return upon hlm). mas
:, inpeded? Has any one OF them not pee
). able to "farm out" his office to DanKe
:, or capitalist? "By their fruits shall y
u know History. We have na
II two defaulting Sherifs in Hinds. In
n first Charmed OUT his Office to hnaI
cier who knew how to prepare techn
:, cality-upon which he could beat u
ii Board of Supervisors-default, with
t. clear loss of SIT 500 to the county. II
- next his friends, "clod-hoppers, WI
- know nothing about the tricks OF tnanc
made his bond in sums of $500 to W
ee Defaults. Defaults, and every doll
a recovered! Men who had worked 4
20 their money watching him all the TN
= inst as the law ought to require the
= neryisors to do by complete tabuiat'
en- financial report being produced peto
I'M n the first Monday in every month.
IN THE SCHOOLS OF OUR COUNTY a.
- taught, (thanks to Capt. W. mostly
r anon7ea striving to maintain their ian
raj lies. and girls trying to educate the
ley selves. There was in the Auditor
100 6ca last of January, 1888, checks
i, e. dos, rs. 10 the credit of Hinds coun
~ school funds-enought to pay the entire
ese &c the first months salary, and tn
pc women were entitled to have their "
non rants cashed,-instead, they recell
~ f~ono ~ 90 to 85 per cent. Each pay
my from S6 to S8 on her $40 salary. III
inst 80 - ~o,arrel with our Treasurer. lie '
IAN probably the victim OF excessive % Don
less but capital had rich harvest. hlse ISL
ave. from over the border l met VI
lor Joe" Ferguson from BRANDON lAss ~
hes who said to me, "W. w. IS tne =
iods Treasurer Rankin county mas nao
ties, wears" "The rest have turned over
hose Office to the bank or some merGn'
and negotiation and doubt mas iol0,
ome the presentation of every warrant.
rely ter is his own key t0dtcr, and IN TWO !
with utes will tell exactly what money
the treasury" "And pay 1t. II
the nominee of both factions OF
oNs, Democratic party, and should the
ratio mt 4 ticket out, will be OF 1t, mol
test cause he is the only good man IN han
hut because he was surrounded Dy
cam who never paid Punishment !
man sto expenses deed trust, $50.
t all Who made his excessive bond IN
into than one day, and himself q free 10
NJ LAWYERS tell me that there IS no
anu "emption against the State; In
like against appearance bonds, the lega
wards emnntions do not hold" If this be
nv lit IS simply cruel to insert that
- - and above my legal obligations anc
Vt emptions' in the oath-cruel to per
i'm to friendships and power in the han
ckson money.
onb;s aTime up" and most Of the P
: pl.l9' fiserinlatire merely touched upon:
hufse' If YOU will permit, in the near +
'uying / viii in a very short article call
ly the t;on to the departure from tEu'
-, 20 moeracy, and in favor OF cenfrai1Z
e.n the extension of official terms, gul
nd Tor torial patronage, selection OF judi
iyered etc. and endeavor to explain IN
scrimi- guided motives and philosophy tha
-e...lr PRODUCED thesr errors, adding re
iie. restions as to remedies.
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