Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-06-06

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conventions in them.
Here then is i field for usefulness
whore those who H. not desire to
lamgln Prohibition with national
polite ha3 70 earnest and effect
nj u9i for national Prohibition.
It's adoption as u part Of the consti-
tuition Of he tuited States IS possi-
Die without even making it ali issue
in congressional election.
This is view Of the matter which
Ne have never seen presented and
W believe il is iar the first time dis
cuSsed.
We send this article marked to
one thousand Of the leading news
Is il the nitcl States and IN
:tc sseusslon ot it, trusting tlsat
.l.h S. III ygtmA thesyaartesy of
marked uaay. NJ Alncndmcnt.
,raai Homcn.
raa ror#>cY oE N9aN IL s4Ar.NG
q,lE eotNf6l s foaftNEs.
Tie .t1!1 carrrnt tuat Po,tma,tcr-
General Ailas. vhen the oath of
lice uas administered. being some-
1 lat abashc n"li ltr Bible in his
u.naIop5 hand and ki.., MS aston
"A 81. Mo VS. watching with
te4lis inteftSt the lAaucti3h q NJ
asy4}a. Il. lice, reminds lac of -
png, owing tha ".a. ~
'aiagtoa ave o..eh shaeed iae
ca,. s!aet,alc>
eaatii re.aem3tr tn, ne cor
tat.ul sii.s.Ssil:s ~ ORIGINALITY
ilaM,d II 80, Iii c2l! - Nith
u ~ traei 4 ic'stol' t...n' e.ai,-,s
,,-lrtn- Hssa etefl q f'n oi MAJ
hagi conn" !. a.sE Nlio tiat ~ =
aNil of hlliltai H.ilts uii'' vs.
alieoaf.' s''efi'los5 80
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+ baEgerS it-aiFt' ~ Fe.'i.l 'li''s.1i y
'l'd thfoaSh lhe 'iit1f' !, ciiIioh n, = ''iE
negroes appe.u % 81 ~. -
tae retoliS'I I y, = ...,a'.' o+a,t =
Nas aSreeu ~ i2'9" ~ 49, +ba
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/ : -, 49,, ! - - gr.xn IA Gen.
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",'I.I;ar cs31a - WASHINGTON 10 pre-
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poit ny NY iiiol ii'''7 - - Gan
ARRIVAL 70 'iie i'NlosS l"n"''e"' @ III III
9reSS' "noSe Pul l'ost = N"a .ta - 80 :,
leet eacil q til9 Hootlielh = 'l'I'I' 80 =
tae apSoill'e a9iii'iiatioh u pi95Ns' LIN
Advised, during the evening" ol put
Ter purposes Gen, Dusan ana tN-
l. ;. Senator Brown hurried to the
residence of Judge Dent, Grant 5
brother-in-laW. Mrs. Dent, an ad-
nirable woman, is a Mississlpplan
by birth. The two self-constituted
representatives OF tie State reached
Dents residence 1T midnight. The
household was aroused, and Dent al
| last came down stairs. His wife, in
Tie hallway overhead. listened in
tentIy when she discovered the for
times of AIissjssippi were discussed
Rrown and Duaan nrqed Judge Den
u accompany them. even at thar
Iate hour. TO the White House
Dent insisted that it was wholly i'm
nossibla TIE President would ''re
lo,.+ tl,nir intrusion He must no
ho disturbed Brown and Dugan
oo,, - sc;ons tLat tbc morrow would i,
- ~ mi .tbat III w,s lost wer,
- ,4 =. - ,i';rn -, 'i tLa;" loavo 70 rnnry
"oou' .I; ''ntms ahtne.tios ~ - +he mornino
In .nei, 1In' Tr.i III 1T la,oing nver fl,
IL m'lIa j Loro /. - ntornosad. s.Go Will
them. Judge serve those gentlemen
and their State and mine.
tnInng pio fesI5a'eu to ba@an and P' Brown' sad
..it .Ii h SbslI i ba as she wishes"
Tba' soo, ,,a;nod access 70 prcsi
dont Grant Who nrenared that NIGH
! snoeiaI MESSAGE to Congress. IN
: Ssi S;sf;,.r that acton an the Misslssipl
constifntion ~ drfrrrcd until il
conld inynstigatn facts incident t
: 91,r, IT, creation IL He then advised til
rosnLraiss;on :. = I,,;, of tho nronosrd cor
st;tnt;nn ! aTG,l,, ,''to = tLo nodnle enabIin
. :, t5em ,3I'e''Hl' - voto ~ so sonaratrIv mon th
;nstrnmont ;s- W rt ntl the cla9ses disfral