The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-26
Legislators at Home.

Hon. T. NJ. Favre, the able and activ,
member of the Legislature from Hancoel
county, has returned home looking vel
and hearty His constituents can we'll say
"Well done thou good and faithful ser
want. "-Democrat-Star.
Col. and Mrs. Inge were glad to return
to their quiet and elegant home, to enjoy 8
rest from the excitement of the Capital
City consequent upon the session of the
Legislature, and Corinthians extend them
a warm welcome-proud of their success
at the Capital and glad of their safe return
home.-Corinth Herald.
Hon. T. II Underwood arrived in Cor
NTH last Saturday, and soon left for Kos
suth, convinced by the turmoils of the Leg
| lslature that there is no place like home.
de was an earnest, Jealous worker much
| appreciated by bis fellow members, and
approved by his onstituents-Corinth
| Herald.
Senator J. NJ. Simonton returned to his
home Sunday. We are sorry to see him
| forced to wall with stick on account of
lame foot. Col. s. made good record
at jackson Of which he may Justly feel
proud, as his friends do.-Tupelo Journal
Our Legislators have all returned home
having earned the plaudit of their eonstitU-
ents: well done, good and faithful ser
wants" Marshall county never had a
stronger delegation at the State Capital
Holly Springs Reporter.
Senator F. N. Boone reached his home
last Sunday, and has settled down 10 bust
ness. He did excellent service in the
Legislature, making high reputation for
decision, discretion, tirmness, justice and
right. His constituents are by no means
sparing in their award of honors.-Corinth
Herald.
Our Senator and members of the Lagis-
lature are at home and eptitled to receive
at the hands Of the citizens of the county
the highest commendation for labor per
formed. They have, one and all, been I'M
remitting in their attention to business |
have made character for themselves, re-
hected credit en- their Constituents and |
obeyed the will of their county on all |
measures. 4aZoo county is amongst the |
most progressive in the State and the Her |
aid hopes that it will ALWAYS be as well |
represented as in the recent legislature
Yazoo City Herald.
Dr. J. J. Gage, Senator from this Dis
confirmed hy the Senate as one of the
Trustees to locate the State Female Col
lege measure of the Legislature Just ad-
journed. Unsought and unbought, it is a
clear case of the Fright man in the right
place" DIR. Gage, in the pursuit of his
duties as Senator, pursued heightened
conservative course that places him high
in the confidence OF the entire people
Grenada Sentinel.
We are pleased to learn that little George
WoffOrd almost immortalized himself as
Page for the House of Representatives, in
Jackson, during its late session. He was
so apt, so manly and bright, that his popu
larity became almost unbounded. An
other little Alcorn county boy-we mean
Boone Williams, son of orr sheriff, was
right along with George, and made him
self name and fame, for his genteel de-
pertinent, quick perception, roaIiness for
duty, and accommodating disposition, that
will never be forgotten by those whom he
served, and with whom he associated
Corinth Sub-S0iler and Demo
Pamela Star
Pamela COT nty's delegation especially
Senator Kyle-made a very fair record.
Our Senator remained on duty the whole
session and voted on all questions pre-
senied and generallyhe was right. Sen
ator Kyle though a young man, is re
garded as one of the soundest reasoneTa
and best workers in body containing
many men of commanding ability. We
particularly noticed that our Senator was
on the the right side of all measures of re-
form economy. and honest old-fashioned
legislation We think Mr.. Kyle did his
whole duty, as he saw it, fearlessly and
honestly, and believe him eminently de-
serving of the hearty endorsements of his
regardless of party differen-
ces. Messrs. Askew and Caldwell were
quite earnest workers, and Mr.. Settle took
the very front rank among the colortd
of the Legislature. All circum-
stances considered, we think Pamela
comfy very creditably represented in the
Legislature Of l8S485.