Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-22

SOMEHOW or other people will
shoot nj one another even in time
u peace and IL there's much whis-
hey they keep ID mp in q lively
manner. that would be deadlier II
there were not always more or less
unsteady whiskey al the bottom %
every such quarrel In Yazoo
City and its vicinity, the people
seem addicted 30 the horrible bus
mess Of to:ing pistols and firing
around very promiscuously Ms IL
there was much fun in II anil a. II
they were in Kentucky or Birm-
ingham. aud fellows "a the vulgar
SORT, who have been badly reared
about rumholes. delight in enacting
the role of blowhar,is and ballicz
aud in the notoriety they win by
figuring ~ defendants in low grade
criminal courts Bull terriers are
not only Drawer but more respect
able than these fellows and IL there
be any such In this community We
hope they will be speedily killed
by one another or hanged decently
and properly by the courtS This
Is either a christian and civilized
country or Il Is not, aud Ne think
u time, nov that the brutal horri-
ble war Is over. for the country "a
have peace aud order and decency
dominant Besides the murder
above referred 10. in the .sicinity
81 lazoo City. one Capt A. A.
Mich Dll, last Saturday. shot a man
name,l Head aud threw ban into
the Yszoo, his body fllel with
stones that the CRIME might NJ, be
discovered Hard by the same
place, At the same time. two negroes
carved one another into slics,s
very beautifully and the YazOo
Sentinel grew weary at last u re
porting these horrible incidents
which serve 20 make newspapers
very interesting % those who like
this disgusting sort u literature.
THE rascals Of this country who
were 10 greedy b. rob their own
people under the Mckinley tariff
with enormous quantities q. gOusls
bought and imported under the
older aud lower tariff, wer, almost
bankrupted even 10y taxation IN
passed. by the higher code. The
blessed government rushel 10 the
rescue aud the COOL man. Window,
diel Smelling out shekels, at loss
10 the treasury and people q n
per cent the premium paid by
Windom for bonds Of the United
States that money might abound in
the street This same blessed
government owes these farmers d
the South sixty seven millions
wrested from them by q lawless
cotton tax law aud ave thousand
millions taken from them by an
unconstitutional tariff in the past
Is years
But the fun comes IN just here
when we see these same New York
tricksters aud members u govern
ment created trusts. rushing mad
~ with their money and goois b
Mexican custom houses 10 shell
out other shekels there. Mexico
has enacted a Mckinley tariff and
II puts the boot on 'tother leg and
the New York fellows do swear
terribly; but ID svails nothing.
They protest in vain. President
Diaz points b Mckinley and
laughs At the scamps who robblng
their own countrymen 20 desti-
tuition, seek 10 escape being them
selves skinned by Mexicxns
--z
In does not follow. because Tor
eign countries refuse 30 send their
gools and wares and inventions to
Chicago that there viii not be
great maltitudes d people there.
Fifty millions viii he stolen OF en-
pended honestly at Chicago aud
the product 81 this monstrous levy
upon po~serity viii be astonishing
70 the masses q the people Mil
lions 81 our race will 40 b see
The South gives two-thiris Of oil
that's taken frcm the Federal
treasury to conduct the show and
the South. II wise. should endeavor
10 get Is money bach. HAxlehurst
should dump down IN Chicago half
q million waiermelons daily and