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lapsburgh

A,.erA.s ee', p,,l. .as.sv, l.,sslei.s 4s.ass ,~
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

Copiah county will present to the
district convention the name of Hon.
j. l.. Ramsey as candidate for dis
trict attorney. Mr.. Ramsey is one of
our best and most deserving citizens.
He served the county in the Legisla-
ture with marked ability, being al
ways vigi)ant and active, and looked
we'll to the interests of his cOnstitu-
ents. No man of his age ranks higher
at the bar, and should he be made dis
trict attorney, the State would have
an officer to whom she conld point
with pride, and the people would find
him an able prosecutor for law and
order. Besides being well versed in
the law and having legislative expe-
rience, he is a man of splendid traits
of character and of congenial social
qualities, which would gain for him
friends everywhere. He would make
IA worthy successor of Hon. r. N. Mil
Ter, and we recommend him to the
other counties in the district.-COpiah
Signal.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
A Card.

In the columns of several newspa-
pers throughout this State and the adj
Joining States has appeared q plea
published by the PhilOmathean SOcie-
ty of Mississippi College.
We believe this article calculated
to create q wrong impression in the
public mind in so much as to make
the people believe that there Is but
one library connected with this insti-
Triton. and this managed by the Col
lege, and that this is the Philomathe-
an Library. In order to correct the
wrong impression which we believe
has been Internationally created by
the Philomatheans in publishing an
appeal for the contribution of books
to their library, we wish to say to the
public that there are three libraries
connected with this institution, name
| ", the 1fermencan Library, the Phil
Omathean library and the College Ii
/ brary. Furthermore, the Hermenian
and Philomathean libraries are the
property of the two societies by these
/ names, between which societies there
/ is u friendly and laudable rivalry. 1t
| is for this reason that we call atten-
/ ton to the above named article. We
simply wish the people of Mississippi
! to know the true state of affairs here.
With knowledge of these facts,
we believe that the friends of the in
stitution will conccde that the Her
menian Society is as worthy of assist
ance as is the Philomathean..
! Contributions sent to the Librarian
ceived with gratitude. AS n mani
festation of our appreciation a list OF
the names of donors will be published
Respectfully,
J. NJ. WILLIAMS,
j. II. FULGHAM,
ii. s. PERKINS.
Committee.
Clinton, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
The Champion Jugwump.

A man came over from Jackson Oh
Thursday last to buy up a lot of emp
ty jugs for Jackson saloon. He
loaded two hundred gallons on his
wagon, and when he left he said he
had purchased three more wagon
loads. That would make 800 gallons,
and at three dollars per gallon would
cost So, 400.-Brandon Republican.
Col. Frantzy, with characteristic
modesty, failed to state that all these
jugs were found IN the backyard OF
the Republican office.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

When tn" sub Alliances meet TO-
gethcr in county it is called meet
ing Of the County Alliance. For in
stance, the Kinds County Alliance
met some days ago and endorsed Col.
Barksdale for the United States Sen.
ate. We are informed there were not
over two hundred voters present.
VckSburg Commercial Herald.
The above is fine sample of the
misrepresentation being resorted to
by part of the anti-Alliance press.
AS a matter of fact, it was not a sub
Alliance in Kinds that endorsed Major
Bark sdale and the Ocala platform, but
the regular county Alliance, in which
II sub Alliances were represented by
their delegates. Two hundred voters
are about as many as usually partici-
pate in county delegate convention
of any sort, as the Herald we'll knows.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
I. NOT IN INHERENT RIGHT.

There is no inherent right in citi-
zen to sell Intoxicating liquors by re-
tail it is not privilege of n citizen
of State or of q citizen of the Unit
ed States.-U. S. Supreme Court, Cali
fornid as. Christensen.
III. CAN THE LEGISLATURE CON
FER THE RIGHT
No Legislature can bargain away
the public health or the public morals.
The people themselves cannot do 1T,
much less their servants. Govern
ment is organized with view to their
preservation, and cannot divest itself
of the power to provide for thcm-U.
g. Supreme Court, Stone rs. Mississippi.
III. CAN THIS APPLY TO LICENSE ?
For we cannot shut out of view the
fact, within the knowledge of all,
that the public health, the public
morals and the public safety may be
endangered by the general use of in
toxicating drinks ; nor the fact, estab-
lished by statistics accessible to every
one, that the disorder, pauperism and
crime prevalent in the country are, in
some degree at least, traceable to this
evil.-U. s. Supreme Court In Kansas
Cases.
The statistics of every State show a
greater amount of crime and misery
attributable to the use of ardent spir-
it's obtained at these retail liquor sa-
looms than to any other sOurce.-U. S.
Supreme Court, California rs. Chris
Hansen.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

AS the boys say in playing marbles,
Senator George "fudged" on the Con-
stitutional Convention by claiming
that the understanding clause" was
an exact transcript of the Constitu-
ton of Connecticut, until he was
"cornered" and mercilessly exposed
by Mr.. Muldrow, and he is now trying
to "fudge" on the Alliance by saying
il is unconstitutional to loan the gov,
eminent money, while he stands on
record as having voted to loan ST.
100000 of the governments money
to the managers of the National Cot
ton Exposition. The National EcOno-
mist shows up the dodge in excellent
style in another column.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
MONEY WANTED.

The LEADER has done
very little Cunning" of de-
hnquents through its col
umns for a long while, and
would not do so now, but
that a great necessity de
mands it. In anticipation
of certain improvements,
we have just ordered a new
power printing press, for
which we will have to make
a large cash payment, be-
sides the cost of freight and
getting it set up, and the
paper absolutely needs
every cent due it. Friends
and patrons, come to our
help. The amount due by
each of you is very small,
but in the aggregate is a
great deal to us. State
ments have been sent many
during the last few months,
to which no response has
ever been received. Please
let us hear from you in a
substantial way at once, and
do not put us to the extra
trouble and expense of
writing to Won again. We
would also greatly appre-
ciate it if those subscribers
whose time is now expiring,
would promptly renew.
We intend to try to make
the paper better during the
next II months than it has
ever been and will honest
lv endeavor to give every
patron the full value of his
money.
Give us your assistance
and give it right now.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

Judge Warren Cowah, ex- Chancellor
of this district, died suddenly at his
home in Vicksburg Monday morning
with heart disease. BY this unexpect-
ed dispensation of Providence the
State loses one of her ablest and most
uHcorruptible jurists and purest pa
triots, and the cause of Prohibition
one of its most courageous and loyal
champions.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

If certain things are not thought
best to be embodied in the Democrat
ic platform after 1t has assembled in
convention, and been discussed by its
ablest members, then it is the duty OF
every honest, true Democrat to sup
port that platform, even though it
does not in all particulars agree with
what he thinks right and proper
YasOo Herald
If that is good doetrine for party
men, why isn't it good doctrine for
Alliance menf We think it is. and
that is why We insist and shall con-
tinue to insist that all Alliance men
stand by the st. Louis and Ocalla
platform until it is changed or modi-
fled by the same authority that pro-
mulgated it.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
The committee on location of Mill

The committee on location of Mill
saps College has selected the place of
ex-State Treasurer Hemingway as the
site for the college. The site COM
prises sevepty-six acres of land and
the residence. The bondsmen to
whom Col. Hemingway had transfer
red all his property gave the college
twenty acres of land and sold it fifty
six acres and the residence for $40, 900.
The place is half mile from the cor
porate limits and one mile and half
from the Capitol. 1t is a beautiful
location.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.
T. S. GOTTEN, Sec'y.

Register.
Farmers, stand by your guns.
Ex.-Gov. Alcorn has made 500
contribution to Mlllsaps College.
Henry Sheridan, colored, the assas-
ain of Felix Varnado, is to be hung at
Magnolia tomorrow.
The Crystal Springs Meteor says
Copiah county Alliance men are
strong for the Sub-Treasury.
The Press says Lawrence county will
honor Hon. J. l.. Ramsey of Copiah
with her two votes for district attor
ney.
Senator George says he is still will
ling to serve the people az e. s. Sena-
tor. We have suspected as much for
some time.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Wilkinson county will allow no
one to have voice in the Democratic
primaries but registered voters.
It is reported for about the 99th
time that the building of the Gulf g.
Ship Island Railroad from Hatties-
hurg TO Gulf Port is now an assured
fact.
Hon. Clarke Lewis has been strong
~ endorsed by the Noxubee county
Alliance for the U. S. Senate. He
stands squarsly on the Ocala plat
form.
When Col. Frantzy read the Prohi-
bition resolutions adopted by the Lin
coin county Alliance he raised one of
bis foudest, longest and NEST mournful
howls. Poor old fellow.
Extensive preparations are being
SIade for celebrating in an appropri-
ate manner the unwilling of the Con-
t'.derate monument at Jackson on
June Srd. The military display will
le grand, aud the crowd the largest
f,e''ai'ly jackson kas eve: serr-
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23
FRANKLIN Co., Miss, April 10, 1891.


EhANhAkN VS. MISSY n ~, ACOA'
Editor Brooknavcn Leader:
Under the late Constitution Lin
coin aud Franklin are associated to-
rether for Pictorial representative, and
owing to- the fact that Lincoln had the
last fioater in both convention and
last legislature, that justly entities
Franklin to floatcr in the coming cleo
tion. Franklin will readily conceed
Senator to Pike, Is we had the last
Senator. Therefore, take this meth
cd Ivy request of n great many others
in bringing this matter before the peO-
PIE, hoping and believing that yOnr
county will I've consistent and concede
fioater to Frnmklin. Let us hear from
your county through your paper on
this matter JUSTICE.
The LEADER has not heard this
subject discussed in this county, but
its opinion is, that there will bc little
or no objection to Franklin's having
the Floatcr, if she otfers sound and
competent man. In fact, as our cor
respondent well says, Lincoln has had
the Floater the last two times one had
tn be selected ~ between herself and
Jefferson, and it was distinctly under.
stood that had Lincoln and Jefferson
remained in the same Hoatorial dis
trict, that Jefferson was to be accord
ed the tloatcr this time without ques.
ton
If any one cntcrtains different
option, we would he glad to have
him speak through the LEADER and
| give his reasons therefor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-04-23

The State Medical Association and
the State Undertakers Association
both met in Meridian last week at the
same time. Such a coincidence is
suggestive of conspiracy. We pre-
sumo it was understood, however,
that the NJ. DIS are not to kill the
people faster than the undertakes can
bury they.