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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-02-11
TAX.COLLEOTOR'S SALE.

1892, in trout of the courthouse
door of Pearl River county, during
the legal hours of sale, will pro-
coed to sell the lands described be-
low, for the taxes and costs due
on them for the year 1891.
The sale will continue from day
to day until all said lands are sold.
TOWNSHIP In RANGE law.
o. B. Hall sw4 sw4 sec 25 state tax
% county tax "a.
Same sci SCI sec 26 state tax 20
county tax u.
Unknown 81 nw4 SCI sec % tax IA
So.
Unknown sw4 sci sec % tax ii Sc.
y. B. Hall So nj sw4 sec 80 % u.
L" 81 sw4 sec 80 Sc LA.
lots 3 & 4 sec 80 Sc l. A.
/" lots 1 2 3 & 4 sec 35 t
lao $50.
Unknown lots 2 3 & 4 sec 80 1.55
1896.
Township Is Range law.
Unknown sci ned sec 8 t % ".
State or unknown net nw4 see 10
t AZ LOS
Eli Lee or Paul Hafer nw4 ne4 sec
t2S72.
State or unknown nw4 sci and 81
sci sec IL 81 PIG.
Same nw4 sci sec II % u.
J. J. Bradford WI and sci sci sec
13 252 6 48.
Unknown nw4 sell sec 13 % 70.
Powell Hafer sw4 sell sec IL % y.
j. J. Bradford nj and nj 81 sec IA
t 1856 1854.
O 3. Hall net ne4 sec 10 t2S u.
Nah Lee sw4 sec Is !: 1.I2 2SS.
Will Stockstlll strip on west side
sw4 nw4 sec Is % 70.
Unknown sci nw4 sec 10 t % 70.
Powell Hafer sw4 ne4,sec 10 % 70
State or unknown SCI sw4 sec 10
t % 70.
Same nw4 avn sec 10 t % 70.
o. B. Hall nw4 sci sec 10 { % 70.
sell sell sec 10 t % 70.
81 sw4 sec 20 Sc LA.
State or unknown sw4 sci sec 10
t 20 70.
Same sw4 sci sec 81 2872.
Same se4 ned sec 81 t % 70.
Same sw4 sw4 sec 81 90 70.
Powell Hafer SCI nw4 and ne4 sw4
and sci sec 81 1.68 4.32.
Same 81 nj sec 90 LIP 2.S8.
j. j. Bradford nj p4 sec % l.12
I2.8S.
Same nj 81 sec % LIZ. 2.SS.
Henry E. Lee WI ne4 and e3 nw4
sec % liz 2.sS.
Powell Hafer WI nw4 sec % Sc
LA
Same ne4 sw4 sec % % Y.
Same sci nw4 sec % t % 70.
Same se4 sci sec SO AZ LOS.
State Or unknown nw4 sw4 sec %
t % 70.
Same eel swk sec % % 70.
Same mel mel sec 25 t2S 70.
Same nw4 ned and 81 nw4 sec 80
t "a PIG.
Same sw4 sw4 sec SO t 2S Y.
j. j. Bradford sea sec % t LIP 2.SS.
" Cd & s3 sw4 sec "a 2.sO7.2O.
e9 sea sec 80 LIZ 2.sS.
O B. Hall ne4 nw4 and WI nw4 and
nd sw4 sec 90 LAO $50.
Same nj NJ sec 20 1.12 2.SS.
" ned ne4 sec 81 Sc LA.
6 se4 ne4 sec 35 AZ LOS.
sw4 nw4 sec SO ~ l.0S.
sea ne4 sec SO AZ LOS.
" WI sea and e3 sw4 sec sc
t l .6S 4.32.
Township 2s Range law.
o. B. Hall nj nw4 aud sw4 nw4
sec l 1.26 3.24.
" sea ne4 and e4 sea and WI WI
sec 2947.56.
" sw4 sw4 sec 6 % 70.
" e4 WI sec 10 1.6S 4.32.
" n4 ne4 sec II 81 PIG.
" e9 sea sec IA Sc LA.
" ne4 nw4 sec Is AZ LOS.
" WI sea sec 10 % Y.
" WI WI sec 10 68 432.
e4 81 sec % 1.6S 4 80.
nw4 ne4 and sea nw4 and w4
sw4 sec % LES 4.32.
&c WI WI sec 26 1.6S 432
" nj nw4 sec 20 t 81 ZIG.
g. wi pmd sao 81 "a 3 16
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-02-11

HWQ HWq aHu seV HWQ SeC 20
t Sc l A
Ben Socier or vacant seq neq and
nwq seq and e3 seq sec "a tax
1.12 2.78.
Township south of Range 16w.
unknown seq swq sec Is AZ ]. O8.
Township 2 south of Range lew.
Unknown neq NEG sec 3 AZ LOS.
4" neq s'vQ and seq swq sec 90
t "a ZIG.
nwq nwq sec 81 Sc LA.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-02-11
Township AZ Range law.

Powell Hafer nj nwq swq nwq and
swq swq&nwq seq sec LAO $50.
'sw9 neq&neq nwq sec Is t "a ZIG.
nj swq & seq swq $40 "a ZIG.
Unknown neg seq & seq neg sec Z
Sc LA.
WI seq sec 25 Sc LA.
swq nwq sec 81 % 70.
1" or state sw nwq q seq nwq q
neg swq sec IL AZ LOS.
" swq swq &seq swq s IL t % n.
Z" seq seq sec 33 % 70.
Township 1 South Of Range low.
Unknown lot 20 sec 1 % 70.
/" lot 18 section 5 % y.
or state nwq swq $50 t 56 LA.
nwq swq sec % % r..
o. B, Hall lot 20 sec 6 AZ 1.08.
swq neg & seq nwq & nwq nwq
& neg seq sec Z 2.52 6.4S.
WI neg & q WI & swq swq
sec II liz 2.78.
seq seq sec Is Sc LA.
Township 2 South of Range 15w.
o. B. Hall WI nwq sec 3 t 2.24 5.76.
" NEG NEG sec 4 % 70.
" WI nwq & seq nwq & nj seq
sec 8 APO 1870.
WI nwq and seq nwq and seq
sec 10 1892 1908.
e. nwq sec II lao $780,
nwq neg and seq nwq and neg
swq and 81 swq sec % t ESQ 7.2O.
4" ea SEQ sec 26 Sc LA.
" WI seq sec 20 56 LA.
nd 81 sec q 1.68 4.32.
nd seq&sa swq % $50 7.2O.
81 seq sec 29t 2.24 ZIG.
g. e3 neg sec 81 LAO $3.50.
1" nwq nwq sec 81 70 1.80.
" e5 NEG sec 35 l.12 2.78.
s. nwq&e3 seq Sc Tics 4.32.
Unknown seq neg sec 4 AZ 10S.
-" neg swq sec IL AZ 108.
j. j. Bradford WI nwq s 26 toe LA.
E. B. Lloyd neg neg S u t % ".
Township IS Range low.
State or unknown nwq nwq sec &c
t AZ los.
Township As Range 15w.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-02-11

oWq Heq anu neq SWQ sec
% Sc 144.
O. B. Hall swq nwq sec Is t. AZ los.
nwq eco sec IA Sc LA.
i swQ sec "a "a ZIG
nwq nwq sec 20 AZ 10S.
nd nwq sec 80 1l2 2S8.
nwq nwq sec 80 AZ 10S.
nj NEG and neg nwq sec Is (
81 PIG.
j J Bradford or o B Hall WI sec Ia
$50 1160.
o B Hall or j j Bradford nwQ nwq
section 90 tax 20 70.
Township 3 south Range 16west.
State or unknown neq neg sec 25 t
AZ los.
:. nwq neq sec % AZ los.
swQ neq " t
seq neq I" t "
-" swq nwq +" Z" "
nwq seq "
Ed Il List nwq seq s 80 /"
Township 4 south Range lowest.
State or unknown neq nwq sec 5
tax twenty-e eight seventy-two,
seq nwq sec 5 tax % 70.
do nwq nwq sec IA ditto.
DO nwq swq sec Is ditto.
do nwq neg sec % AZ 10S.
do seq neq sec ditto.
do neg seq sec " ditto.
do neq neg sec "a % 70.
do seq neq do t ditto.
do swq ne do t ditto.
DO nwq nwq 25 ditto,
The New South., 1892-06-11
Proceedings az the Democratic
state Convention.

The democrats ~ the state
hold most harmonious convention
today, Il, II, Thompson called tile
convention to order and Was elected
temporary chairman.
There wns only one contest he~
fore The convention, thar being
from Union county Il way settled
III favor ot tile eentosta nts thecou
tcstees refusing to abide tile action
Of the convention ana support the
nominees of the Chicago conyen
tion.
Robt Powell of Madison and n
| L. Wilson 81 Hines were elected
permanent chairman and secretary
respectively,
On taking the chair Mr Powell
said he hoped the utmost harmony
would govern the action ottho con
yention. He was for rthe man Who
cauld win anl believe the convea,
tion was the same, regardless of his
name,
rhe usual committee were APP
pointed, an resolutions being refer.
rod "a the resolution committee
without debate. While pr. Poe
pics was reading a series of resolu-
tions there was immense applause
wnen the endorsement of Cieys-
lands administration MAS reached
Mr. Mclean Of Grenada ssil he
supposed the cadorsemeatof Cleye
lands administration was not an
endorsement of his candidacy, This
was greeted v I'll applause.
Mr. Ginsherger ~ the same coun
q rose and said Vic, Mclean did
mot represent the sentiment Of the
county which was for Cleveland.
The following i legates were
elected from the state 1t largc w
Y Sullivan of Oxford, Lieutenant
Governor Sims Of Columbus, II N
Street'of Iauaerdale, Murray +
Smith Of Nickshurg,
First ,listriei--lI L Muldow 81
oktihheha, w Nj Cox &c PreHtiss.
Second district--W \ Mcdonald
Of BENTON, Rice +. Fantof Marshall.
Third ais;sict--Leroy Percy os
Grsenyillc. w H StoYa9l of tsoahoma
Fourth distriet--i II Brinker Of
Ely,Percy Il Snmaeeyl.ls af Carroll.
Fifth district $ Williams ol
The New South., 1892-06-11
eS w
Il ~ S5ssl z1ea3 KS
- Z. ..sl.ss.ssassssss sss.,S
Whlll,er arc we Drifting.

Theoretically the main body of
Christian Disciples are opposed 70
tie drink curse. There is scarcely
amy chrisiian denomination that
has not. at some time, III its highesf
deliberate council spoken out in
plain terms about the evil attending
the use OF alcoholic beverages.
The use 81 alcoholic liquors as a
beverage is either right ar wrong
If il tends to wisdom, thrift, peace
and loye III Is right--if it tends to
Ignorance, waste, war and bate Il is
wrong
lts status heing fixed an attempt
olneutrality is evil in the sigl.t Of
God. The SALOON i the creature Of
the ballots of the citizens Of the
State. Take the majority Of bal
fts from Its support and it cannot
exist one year. Who cast these bal
lotsY il ii you2 i it the members OF
the church, i 1t the moral element
of the State il il the men whose
names are enrolled on the list Of
eha ehes, or Is It the outcast tie
vicious and the ignorantY
Editor Hobbs of the Jackson
| Leader, June I'll, III un editorial, Is
jackson Morally and Religiousls
S-Rotten, makesa fearful afaign
melt Of ministers aud church mem.
bers" "rhat ii ministers were to
publish that on certain day they
would preach on the subject of tenn
pernnce, rot prohibition, every one
would have TO preach to empty
benches APublic sentiment was
agains it.n "Thut In The last local
option election, that while the pro-
hibitionist only lost the county in
that election by S6 votes, only SO
Jackson people, all told, cast their
votes for the home and morality
and against the dramshops." "If
church members signatures were
withheld, petition for liquor license
NbAih AtlA " Ni%NiN litNHHEs AtbM
| do not vouch FOR these statements
they may be true or not. The ques-
tion Is, do Christian people, any
where, sign whisky petitions or re
fuse 10 sign counter petitions? II
voter for whisky, does be not BY
that act, endorse the business TO be
good and essential to human happi-
nessY viii highs license dram shops
Or any kind Of dram-shaps be d
drawing card when parents seek a
place to educate their children?
"Hcw long halt We between two
upinionsYn Get down Off the fence
and stand MP square for your "God
home and native land Unless
prepared 70 say amen to the evil re-
suit flowing from the use Of strong
drinks be careful how you invite the
blood Of souls TO lie 1T your door.
'.Woe unto him that giycth his
n,ighbor drink, that puttcst thy
bottle 90 him and makest him
drunken also. Heb 2-15.
REFORM.
The New South., 1892-06-11
sieseran.l ana tgasrisan.


II iiafflscn il nominated 3 Min
uespoll Cieysiana aiii he tie log
iral candidate III thiesqo, and he
slll probably he nominated hy b
tso-tii f. seie o. tbs aFsi ballot
But II liaffispa 8 defcate1 u Nin
neapolls, BE Democrats may hsse
cause foF dfllberation d chiraga
hagpfa aaaing their nomination.
That Mr.. eleselan4 ean ratsf
New York ueainst Harrison ibene
is ~ reason % d0aht We believe
le nauld roll nt least 10000 votes
more ihan could q polled for flar.
fieoH il New York. ~ mafief ehat
amount u money the Republicans
might espead h trying % carry
the stlte And what ls true III
seH York II itae Nee Jersey, Con
nerfieni and Indiana Mr. Cieye
land can ceffY bll these staiea
against Harrison bY much lager
plprslifesihpn tliey gave The DEM
orFaile ticket h lAsi.
lneaae TIC Republicans rnpndiste
Iiaffiann We aould heslinle 10 de.
eiafa alE Cleveland tha sffongesl
candidate against Republican,
cnndidate WHO DOES not repraseal
fhe Harrison administration Fol.
ibg assured fbat Mr. Gie4einna on
his oEn rotord of four years III ibe
White House can earFy New Yofl,
asaiHst liaffis9noH hia record, ae
8oala fcd 10 such assurance H.
case Tie republicans should nomi
Halo some one not sufficiently iden-
tiard with thtr Radical faction 4
10 hp clenrlY and Parfonally 81
HpaHsible fqr tho chaotic eStfaya
gaurea of tba Republication Is Che
lnst fur years.
These are matters fo deliberate
action. not for implilsivc enthusiasm
and 10 deiiberating on them Dem
ocrat- could hardly havea eafer
counsellor than MI Cleveland him
himself
The New South., 1892-06-11
WARM HEsTHEG has tOmE Ar
LAST.
The Best season Of rE,sr rra~ 10
Tr-ua shromse ssfmrrss.

Understanding ! gFeafnamhefof pe0
ple haze been cured Ii chronic esssrra
i,s iatias ~ "a aa dnriag tie aasi cold
seaa yst /, cannot hq ssnisi that tie
cold vi backward spring ia retarded
mary enres aol u some cases actually
/ prevented ! eare. But, after unasaai
delay ssminsr AAs come ID last. aud nov
i iho time for ail eat4rrh saf fers To
begin sg-semetie course u treatment
for this distase Tie greatest difficulty
il the WAY If treating chronic catarril Is
that tbe patient i % liable u catch cold
during ;ba treatment. and titus delay
cure Jllis lis iliig Al this season oft the
scar Z ID gr4at measure. remoyed,and
no one should gltcs tie opportunity
- bp given treatment.
The proper way 10 beSis treatment for
chronic eatarfh il to take a tablespoon
ful II II rn.pa before each meal and II
bedtime This dose should b. increased
- rlias ID one month she patient viii be
taking Two sablespeoaeuls 1t each dose
Fat which time report 1f Die ease b
letter should be made to Dr.. Hartman
folanbas this aaa lie uill advise fur
ther,
Every patiert should have copy ofl
The Family Physician No. ?, which isa
" lage pamphlet glvinga complete De
scription oi the cause, symptoms and
cure d cif0nic catarrh. Sent free to
any address.
The New South., 1892-06-11

fho orator II Decoration Bal
ii Jefferson. Mo-, Was Hon. John
j lngulla III his address lle took
two positions which. eaeh, lead Il
Inference l'iHt. alin believes thai
tho coniedcrates thon 4 i
llat tlley Were right Tile inter.
onee from this II that thn irride
aeentatateamanhad large aprink
ling u confederate heratles u his
audience whom he desired toplaae
ii unity toward the speaker
/ lle grow most eloquent over
pension Legislation favored tho
enactment of oIgonpril service hill
- fi0R thlr' lr'goScrampnt was bal
inodoquutely discharging ita obi.
gationto the Veterans that pen
sion disburaMncntoughttoapp
innate tho cost of the wan that q
the whole systou q ponsion
shonldhoadded the difference 10
tween what the 4oldier got during
the wnr and what Ia could have
cnracd 1T home, This should bo
giyrn ns compensation for The
nongonfiscation q the property
oftho ooaqncred, II which they
hud i right.
The inference from this treatise
on pension ethics, characteristic
IL the advocate u the ilridescence
of public morality, II tint ox-sen-
utor John ] Ingalls, i tirad a
writing the eS before his name
Clarion
The New South., 1892-06-11

sam Jones recently said Tint the
man who committed this crime
~should anchor the loose end of i
rope ana the vast audience g
whom be was speaking applaudea
him 10 The echo. The Rev MT.
Caldwell, pastor of the Tabernacle
church II Chattanooga, wrote 70
the Chattanooga Times as follows !
NJ sac caauauoasa TlmSs
There have hcen, iherc are. aud
there will be. times when public
sentiment mill assert itself. And,
sav what ycu viii about ~law and
order, the great pnlsiug heart of
humaIity Is law and order You
do nat ret, even withrlose council
With Blackstone, any nearer the
law ef righteousness than the iirst
pulses OF the great heart b w0men
and the common instinct of the
bestof men. 10 violate these. even
by delay, Il q siilea woriicss law
II tho heing 'he ought u die.
The New South., 1892-06-11

There's good deal Of guarantee
business in the estore keeping to-day.
lis too excessive. Or reluctant.
Half the time it means nothing.
Words -only words.
This oaer to refund the money.
or to pay reward, is INSIDE under
the hope that you won't want your
money hack, and that yon won't
claim the reward. OF course.
So, whoever is honest ia making
it,sand works-pot on bis own rep
utation alone. butthrough ,he4ocal
dealers, whom Won know, must have
something he has faith III back Of
The guarantee. The business
wonl,ln', stand a year without il.
What il lacking Is eaafdenee.
Back OF tnat. what Is lacking is
that clear honesty which is above
the "aterage prsctise.n
Dr, Ficwe's mesiGiae age guar
tecd Is accomplish wAat saes are
intended ii ~. and lheir makers
girt The money back if the result
isn't apparent
Boesa'i i strike yeu hat med
icine, which shs makers have sn
-, - i. s..s,e 4 s.
The New South., 1892-06-11
Excursions 10 Minneapolis. Chica
go and Omaha, Via Queen
Il Crescent Route.

For tie Republican National ronver-
tlpn At Minneapolis, Minn tickets will
be on sale at half rates 5uue I 10 ) good
for return until june 18th 1892.
For the Democratic National Conven-
tion AZ Chicago. Iii tickets viii Be on
sale - halt rates June IL 10 ~. good FIR
return nntil July Z. 1882,
Fct the People's Party Naiioual Con
vensian At umsha, Neb-. tickets win be
sold II half raies june 2S Il 50 good for
return until Iuls p, lS.ls
Solid Nestibuled Trains New Orleans
% Cincinnati, without change making
.lrect connections ID Cincinnati Depot
with festih3led Trains ef connecting
lines. For further information call nn
agents or address p q. Edwards, G p.
\ 7 A. Cincinnati, @.
The New South., 1892-06-11
Tae National Prohibition Sonven-
lien at Cincinnati.

Delegates from the South attending
this Convention, buying tickets over the
Queen 4 Crescent Route viii be ena-
bled to stop over on return trip. at Har-
riusan. Tenn the Prohibition Town, in
order % participate in the Celebration
which will be held there on July 4th,
without extra charge.
DELEGATES from other sections of the
country after the close Of Convention
leaving Cincinnati on July j 2. ; or 4,
can purchase tickets to Hartman, and
return al reduced rates.
The New South., 1892-06-11
HOMESTEAD xoTSsE.
Land Office 81 jackson. Miss,
n rIa4as.

lJNN q EIS7F--.
Notices hereby given that The follow
ing-nanied settler has fled notice of his
intention to make iinal coiamatea proof
in support Of his claim, and thar said
proof viii BE made heinre the Register
81 Receiver at jackson Miss on Jane
rs, 1852, viz Thomas A. Pearson. lld.
No, 2l1NS far The swl sw sec. g aud
NJ nws and se9 nw sec - T TSN II Ia
~.
liz names tile following witnesses to
prove his eoAtiAuoas residence upon.
and eultirationuf said land, yix. tseorge
" Nichols, R&nkiu Graft. Henry Il.
Walters. A II iioliheld, all Of Ellisyille
p q, Jcnes county, Miss
Rensy kefnaghan. Register.
The New South., 1892-06-11


right now Isa't that ihc sooi
voice III every H0sa#nf Isn't that
tle Isl s'itsfiys ilnpniseog eseYg rnaa
vii9 he kepi hiu pnreS Wien
be hiHbs 81 ipGsA a8n be
look 9p9pshsi immaealai0 eres-
iitfe be- calls wife. gnd mother, III
Its home e-aud NiieB that bld of
pGa stole laAVea, here ana hereafter.
eopea eliiapffag o Bis ear aNY
3aga. and there eone from hlr
4hstt Bafe fhaa ran ~ PINT into the
ufd, 1aAs sataf bat ega man
aaF bHt EXIT llim % lis spat
Wow, gentlemen, II tBeh i pfeure
hat Hfe sou going t0dgf
Tam not essilHe reflection On The
hWf, h9f efitiei iag tiie eeak p'aees
there nsY 81 la ei4il laM Bat laiss
tory iikeiv ~ ~ repeat ilself.
Aud ilmaaii ] have preached The
gaspei of peace iur many Years,and
though I maf. " criticised bY niy
Jaw ioKir9 bfethf@n yef ! want 81
saF ID, % sav it-snd ltt Il hesHjd
until oNr a9soeH nfa proteetetl--ba
feftain son ha9e Rog thaFi8ltefea-
iufe be he red, Whiio0r black thfn
kill I'D oh tha apot hereby give
~ lieehss d mon las. which foe
iegs0r of supposed erifne glolafad
the las 81 both cod anl the nation.
~ lansnHge can hato1 strong ~
enndemaiu4 mob las I'll ie8#er or
uncertain crimes Bot he who
ipofe thfn murders 9onrn because
aH brute ht ean, lct him dia uuH
i Il. Caldwell
'theae ministers 81 the gospol'but
SOLE tllf sentiment of ihe people
iiel egef9iima oAa II lhese hrates
/ l}nehel thr Iaa il violated, aui
W. eaaifaHerd i8yi9lAte the laM
81 the country npl aIlo ash fiela
ion % ~ mn0lieal Tits would
hayen tendency D breed contempt
f3r ltR eenerliy
'rhcu let astapai fhn laN now
~ Our statute hoA 10 far ps itmay
relata - these cnses, oud enact a
sentencing o immiainte death thrI
brutn who oatNeas woman aui
amy mnn iotxccute that
sentence
'ihat Il the remedy and Tint
would rclioYo Us from the odium u
bring law hrenkefsand mobs Then
4 Fred Douglas dieipias undertake
% follow hi4 advice and use dyaa-
mite, wo inelu ledynamito throWars
among the rayishers III the etnfue,
ontlnW them, and n thu language
if Rev MrenldNell, ash1ot them
ii The spot
We would bat Is following lhe
'xnmple u the father fl Ills eoun-
rA for tho last one hundred years.
When the Inv 4 inadequate amend
I y asto afford tba remedy sought,
WhHt Ne want isa remedy topro-
.ect our woman when they lire left
ilone at homc or 40 out along @
protect them from 4 degradation b
housund times worse than death
.et The law II rs mages'y suy |
shoot him on the spot Meridian
Sows, Mob iaw u dangerous al
most uuder.any circumstances bat /
asos Of thesS nameless crimes per-
.ctrutcd upon defcnseless women,
4 aay "shoot thom down before |
hey 40 ~ The hangs 81 the law
After The wrctehes gol into the
ands Of the law securely i II
dangerous - encourage itony fur.
hrr.
The New South., 1892-06-11
f,ie commencement Exercises Of
E'achuta Institute

Wlll embrace June a5th-aSth,
inclusive. June 25th, Children Day
Address by RewG. " knight q
Toxic, Miss, June rs. Commence
mont Sermon hy Rev. ] W. Har-
moa, of Meridian, June eth, 5 b m
Dramatic Exercises.
'lsue 2Sth. s, a u tal, pan. Ex
aaaaasipns Of clssses, II u. n.,
AaEaal aaSsess by Han. ]. 4. Nor
ris, cf. Merid;an,
Music Tor the ,progranme hv
Miss Nellie, caraway Of Meridian.
Everybody are respectfully and
cordially invited.
The New South., 1892-06-11

The Now York sun romiads us
that there arc several million dem-
ocrats who never held Offices under
Grover Cleveland, There il no
comfort II ills for the sun They
are for Cleveland Just tho same
Tho people Nho have never held of,
flee and mover wanLo.llee. hut who
desire good government are for Gro,
yer Cleveland The attempt - IN
plain Mr, Cleyeland's strength bA
reference 70 theactiyity Of men who
once held otllce under him i more.
Ii ridiculous. when newspaper
denonnres Cleveland one day foi
not appointing democrats to office
and the next duy attributes his pop,
nlarity d this influence 90 THE dem.
ocrats he ,lid appoint il i evident,
II yery badly ratilcd,
The New South., 1892-06-11

From i democratic STANDPOINT
Cleveland u tie efeHtcst statesman
on the American continent "a tlng.
80 eraat lendef,a eafr pilot vlao
~ council 81 honeat mnu what
more do We neody
The New South., 1892-06-11

Aaans. Il f.esEs of Jnekson
se8t8 81 fiiss- 3 Il Henry q
iiins. 81 G5siea u tiiAprn.
Iae .gl.o AZ + tie platform
Ihe democracy d Misc pid y
convention saallllei epaiens III
devotion & the principles q, ihe
paris o. iorih il u oasienal
platform. ws fagor .refeFfa d
she tafiH Jaws, eon4isiiqg in q re-
ldaet 81 d fiie duties n the lowest
FHtp consistent 0iti the needs ~ an
economical administration of the
government As far as practicable
! tbe bnfdfns offaSaiion Should be
horaa Is fbe laxurie- of life md
The necessities relieved IF duty rs
I faf a. possible w arraign die
republican party for reversing ibis
most harmonious and iast order
throueh ibe Meeiuley bilI, which
u ~ abuse of tie tasting powers,
fora,tpq eorrsration4 and tr,lata aed
idiarimiHatiag against the farming
! aud other Industrial ciaases, com
pelliug them 10 buy III . protected
marset aid aeli ID one open 10 the
competition IL fbe worla
We condemn the so called vrei.
proeitg po!icyof ti,o ronuf,llean par
5#ud .aFebta ia IT. na,ne
commercial freedom Is BarDetn-
ate ihe present upi,,-t systen "a
lieeaaad p,l3at;dF ap4 tbe Ianeat
of m9aapolies If tac interest oi the
geottsliean paftv
sahsre si.aYl .4 ii es....ant
els.#tat.oae f0. sfees anr.
money essaj.ttop 81 a.,l ma
raf leg.lte,.,sg eser ear.
reeeg alpay aith saea otbar
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..tfaIi0p 6yt,Foy.f f.lstel4aa wbich
Iemonatr.trd the 4acI,tv IN ~
s.,s. ,aal.a en-
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tfa.Iiti, nal prkileses II ths fepahl
Iiet Il, repa4 ibetr nls.ls.saf .l.v, |
t.oa III bs demt,eFntia n,efg ANN
3iyc hloa4 soaW8r. "a HI NH, l.,essI
fn,lfe Breae ctgiYt lo sir-et y ae-l
eisi4e tcfcat upon republicanism.( 4
We believe thai everrs legitimate,
power of the government should be
ordered to proyido tie people With
cheaper facilities fortrausportation.
lnasmuch a. i large portion of their
earnings II now Ia ,en FROM Them to
pay the cost Of moving their pro
ducts. therefore demand liber
ii appropriations BY congress for
Tie Improvement of our rivers and
barbors, regarding their improve
mcnts as an absolute essential step
toward Tbs accomplishment Of the
desired end.
III, a
"''' ~ ue'ssoses sslee'eo ~
Nhls convention to the national con-
vention gouninstructed anduntram-
meled. ana we commit to their iudae,
mont M any ~ maxine tbe hest
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Wee president, lookihg e the nam
tainanee Of the democratic princi-