Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-09-21

EFHEu=Na1
Bro, Banks, ct the Kade.c. has = lon,
editorial in his issue OF the I'M ins,
= Oh the Noxubee troqblc. His ~ar,icIo
has mere the appearance of a partisan
afSumHnt than an impartial discussion
a Inc burden Of the argument is. ths,
- The action OF the Executive Com,,i,
Tee whether right or wrong, is hind.
ing and conclusive on the party AaI
'he Executive Committee claimed :,
oe creatures of the Convention, and =
"""J''"E OF 'hcm announced publicly
|'hat 'heN had no authority to decid,
''e disputed question, but were bound
10 approve of what their cyeator d;d
we are unable to appreciate the f,rco
Oh Ills argument, We believe in strict ,
I'''! discipline as strongly as docs
"'o' haiN'' out we think the p%ropcr q,
ana most efficient plan to secure ,.r,, :,
discipline is to have party laws snr.r. /,
'orce them' The laws of the parry in Il
NJ, I'' III -
'"'s county require minority reprcscn. .
aa'lon, according to the primary VOTE "a
inns law was deliberately violated bv T
tue late Convention tor the vowed mr.. ii
pose OF defeating a particular canli. az
na'e ana nominating another; and if II,
'his violation of party law is to 90 mn. bt
rebuked and be rewarded by suc,osss ella
It po's Il premium on wrong and dos. no
.roJs party discipline. Party disci. m,
as we understand il. is rnforoo Cr,
ncht OF party laws and usages in tho ag;
,ar'y out the logic of Bro. Banks, no. TIM
,''oh results in rewardmg a deIibcr. r nv
preach of party law. cite
Nor is il right in supposiny the FIX. at S
e"''Ve Committee is the arbit,r !, tcn'
zen disputes. That Committee bos u rrnI
10 execute the laws, not decide from
ana where there is breach. ar wcr
claim by any respectable numbor of the
''oc'"ls' That IL breach of law hos dian
'ch committed, that committee has ant -,
HAS tIIt I
'wer to call on the clubs, tho Official cred
s'n'z"'lohs of the party nearest the " W
op'e' to decide the disputed oucs. =, u'Ie a
II IL also has the power TO suyyos, rhcSt
'.'ooiiihlehd methods of scttle. he ST
h'' Out cannot arbitrarilv sott,o IT,, gun.
itself by its own fat. mnl'e
lie is 1Isn n,;rtL ihhh
, a. '"Neh IN surprising saved
: "'e question was referred to that Grove
''''l'''ee for settlement. That Com. of III
tee was called on to take some No.. o,'y
restore harmony" to the par. cr pIa
'o' by saying the convention aid turneC
l or wrong, but by asking the peo. claimi
through the clubs, to decide who sers al
''sh'' Mr. Dorroh had proposed ~ co.," "a
ave INC question to the State Tx OF NOR
os consent, or to leave it to any left Al
'''''l democratic tribunal TINT h,I puhish
csscd no on;,io, 1870. '"". n"o day til
or f.a r'"'o"' VI itaVc it to and ret
or" I'VE dIslntercsted democrats ct. WI
- 'ic county, to be agreed ON large b.
propositions were all ro. some III
l. me County Executive Cam ;"'ed.
= WAS Eho"n 10 be Committed in placed
.'.''' most of them. having par. leaders,
'o'' we presume Capt. billiard sIaught'
the Commiltoo wo,,,,.. "'" Nof such
ansbin .,1 80 i'sc ABOVE prise.
and Justice and right, allow the
10 settle this matter throuyh
IDS. Mr.. f.
Banks seems in so,,o .a., are busy
st he lose The vote of this conn. E1 ;"" uo
luDllc Printer, but like an " old il viii ia
he is ready to sacrifice his bale. TIL
- express his convictions. Az lle Poop
y nominees for the Legislature oanuloa',
lining the same vin,n1'es as Of Exccnt
',r ocales-whicl, fact has been ne STATE
own mere since July l2th last" neavorin:
"A bro; Banks was not runninc nominees
,U;,n RISK. IT he had expressed rn,1ve. =
'slle view, he would have h,d ma there
to be alarmed. "' put that \
tln Oponl