The Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 2

Why Mr. Plewellen Was Indicted I An Ugly Election Muss In Lousiana THE CLARION. The Case of Ogleaby va. Sigman Wholly TJnllko tho Tate County Case. THE MAXMG-CfllLMEfiS MATTER.

NET7 ADVEHTISEIJE24T3 With two exceptions the federal su- They have an unsavory election 'mum pervisors at the numerous voting places in Louisiana. In the 3d District Kfnntnr By POWER ft BARESSALX. in the 7th Congressional District, have W. P. Kellogg (Republican) was acandi- The following extract from the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Ogles by vs.

Sigman, (58 Mississippi press dispatches had stated the case fairly on its merits; that he had reason to believe, and had been so informed, that General Chalmers had inspired these statements in his own interest The following interview then took place Co.uld yu not have received, as Secretary of State, an amended return from Tate county, correcting the alleged error in the original returns?" IV hat the Press Says Pro and Con. Edwards The Item, in common with the press throughout the State, deeply re 'rets tV reported that the election was fairly and date for RenresentHtivf. Al TT i GUHE FITQl men 1 fjiuT 1 ao nut ma matjljto a tuna and than hT them rernil. ItaJ1 or FALLING SICKNSSS a llfe-lon( tnil y. I Official Journal of toe -State of Mississippi.

a uunu lucttua mm. me i Xne canvassing $2 oo Reports, 502) has been quoted to show IHfN Oam Six Mouths. icuerai election laws, rigid as they are, Doard, consisting of the Seore remoiT to cure th won eaMj. lcafj onto for a treatlM aad a fTmBcMf gX gJ lom-Mlr. Giro Express and Post Offloa.

casta jom 1 25 1 that the Secretary of btatt could not ing a certificate of election to Senator Kellogg as Representative of the Third District of Louisiana. The men with whom he conversed were all leaders of their party. They all agreed that McEnery's action was unwise in the extreme. One of them express, lf? Seneral thought when he said that the Democratic party is now on trial before the country, and the business is to show that it knows how to exercise power wisely and fairly. WHAT HON.

J. Q. CARLISLE SAYS. A member of the Mississippi Eiver Commission who talked with Hon. J.

G. Carlisle on the subject, said that the latter was very outspoken and positive in the espression of his disapproval of the course pursued in Louisiana in giving a certificate of election to Congress to the Democratic candidate instead of to Kelloesr. were strictly complied with by the tary of State and Attorney-General, on have legally rebeived frem the Commis No, sir; the Appeal seems to be of the aadraa Dr. n. BOOT.

18 PaarlSt. Haw TOBV btate managers of election. One of the ground of informalities, it is said, has impression that I had a i-icht Sioners of Election of Tate county an tnese exceptions is Dry Grove, Hinds thrown out the votes of Assumption and amended returns from the countv of Tate. MASON DAIILIM Eirjsro at Peii-Oirici At Jackson Al SKCOND-OlAtS "Mattib. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1882.

and upon them declara county. The facts of the indictment St. Mary parishes, which eave Kello22 explanation of the discrepancy between the certificate they had rendered of the Under a decision of the Supreme Court of Mississippi, in the case of Oelesby vs. Sie- jound against one ot the managers at about 3,000 majority, but it leaves election, and the accompanying tally- that place, are contained in the follow- him a majority of 2,000. On the re sheet or memorandum.

Speaking of in os Alias. this point is fully settled. The Court held that they (speakine of the ing statement in the editorial columns presentation of Acklen that Kelloee is tho Commissioners, the Court said oi the Kaymond uazette. i rOm what neither a citizen of Louisiana, nor tion) having made their canvass and de- Clubbing With Other Papers. The Clarion continues to club with a a few first-class weekly newspapeis in other States.

Uuder our reduced rate of subscript "Having made their canvass and de we ourselves have heard, we have no resident of the District, the board has clared the result and transmitted a state- ciarea tne result, and tnmsmitted a statement of it to the Secretary of State, their connection with the returns ended: that doubt but the facts are precisely as declined to issue a certificate of election rT A AT CI are ckrtaixlt best, ina: been so decreed at every Great World's Ihdostkial Competi-Iioif fob. Sixteee Teabs; ne other America organs having bet found equal at any. Also CHSAPK3T. Style 109; 8J4 octaves; sufficient compass and powar, with best quality, for popular, sacred and 'secular mosio in schools or families at only $22. Ohe hdsdred otbbb Sttles at $72, $78, i93, $108.

tll4 to $500 and up. The larger style art wholly mrivaltd by any other organs. Also for easy payments. New Illustrated Catalogue free. The MASON HAMLIN GaoAir aid Piabo 154 Tremont Street, Boston 46 East 14th Street (Union Square), NewTork; 149 Wabash Avenue, Chicago.

tlnn ft. IfifUt. aond fnlW, UD owir, they were functus officio. This decision was connection with toe returns ended. Any reiaieo in this statement.

It so, no to Kellojis; but has permitted him to one year made a year or so ago, pending Lynch' other conclusion can be reached, but answer the allegations of Acklen. Kel- error commuted Dy tnem is not to De corrected by requiring them to re-assemble iuvc wiii summers ana nad tne enect of preventing Lynch from havincr a. re-rain nt that the indictment was founded upon logg has done so by statins in sub and correct it." hasty action of Secretary Myers in. giving the certificate of election to Hon. Van H.

Manning instead of to Gen. Chalmers, whose title to a commission to a seat in the 48th Congress is indisputnble. Had the order of Circuit Judge Wharton, not to proceed with the count until the error was corrected, been obeyed by Secretary Myers there would ha7e been no further trouble about the matter so far as Tate county was concerned, since the vote of that county was cast for J. K. Chalmers and not for J.

R. Chambless, as the clerk unfortunately wrote on the tally-sheet, and on which error the Secretary of State so hastily acted. friends of Mr. Manning do not believe he will accept the commission on any such subterfuge. He may contest the seat with Chalmers on alleged frauds from Marshall and other counties, but to take the commission and draw the salary to which Chalmers is so clearly entitled under the circumstance would forever ruin his brilliant prospects in thisState.

Such a course would also embarrass the Democratic party throughout the nation and be of infinite injury to its future hopes. Democrat-Star. We think if a majority of the voters voted Thb Clarion and N. O. Times-Dem ocrat The Clarion and Tm Clarion and N.

Y. Herald $2 60 2 75 a malicious and false reprerentation. stance of the votes from the Shoe Strine District." To ascertain whether this rule would apply to the Tate county case it is Death of Col. William II. H.

Tison, Speaker of the Mississippi House of Bepresentativ33. It is dislressing news that Col. William H. H. Tison, Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives, lost his life by the hand of violence at his home in Baldwyn, Lae county, on the 4th inst.

The State could not be called to mourn a worthier nor more devoted son. For more than thirty years, he 2 60 2 50 vcsiiui iiij, ueiuro me grana jury That be came to the State in theSprina Was the tally sheet which purported to The Clarion and N. Y.Sun was necessarily ex parte, and no doubt onoou; mu ne was tiie sixth man regis- We have also effected liberal clubbing to ascertain wnetnsr tne tacts uk a ueiiaueu Btaiemens oi tne vote ot Tate county by precincts a part of the returns nrnnlnr tn rrf, uuur. reconsirucuon in 18bb, ironi inis county I nmn a wormy motive. lo Diame can stantiy regiatered and voted in tht StntA- nquestionably it -was and in their be attached by persons who look at the bought and sold property, sued and been certificate, which was on the same sheet of arrangements with most of the newspapers are lne ame Doln cases the case In Misssissippi, and will be glad to arrange of Oglesby vs.

Sigman a petition had with all so that The Clarion and the been filed in the Circuit Court of Tuni- county paper can be had at considerably ca county to compel the Commissioners reduced rates. 0f Election to re-assemble and canvass te paper, the board of commissioners certified DR. STEONG'S PILLS! The Old, TTell-TriecL, Wonderful, Esalti Renewing Esmedies. Strong's Sanative Fills for the Liver. A speedy ours for Liver Complaint, Regulating the Bowels, Purifying tho Blood, Cleansing-from Malarial Taint.

A perfect cure for Sick Headache, Constipation and Dyspepsia. Sold by druggists. Strong's Pectoral Pills insure hearty appe iium uur smuupmi, i uie state'; has been, during hU residence, fjur to tne correctness of the tally sheet, show' served her in various capacities of im-. u. o.

iisinct Attorney, nor to me jury governor or me estate aud ten year mS vuuiusiveiy mat ineir certificate was a who were bound to act upon such sworn ana still I aaa been recosnized renfiatnillv part and parcel of the same, and was based on said tally sheet." returns made to them by the inspectors of statements as were made. When the and Senator bv both National an Stutp Were you authorized to take teatimnnv to prove that that there was no such candi- case comes to trial, however, Mr. Flew- Governments; his large planting interests n- w. Ibe.rm Parisu. 1,1 the Third District.

aare as j. it. Chambless in Tate county, and did you, as Secretary of State. be cjicub Blue mil uc ucfliu- TIC trill I When hp fn'ipri in be Governor. Ilia liriiiap.

add that our countv does not contain a hold goods were removed from New Orleans, hind the returns or make any corrections tite, koou uigesnon, regularity or the Dowels. A sure remedy for Colds and Rheumatism. A precious boon to delicate females, soothing and bracing the nervous system, and giving vigor and health to every fibre of the body. For pamphlets, elc, address Box 650, New York City. tnen tiie state capital, to the imrish, of for Chalmers, although the election may nuttictci iu uie same I I COUld not.

Mv dutv linnW min Iberia, in his district, where he has since re more peaceable, law-abiding citizen Baymond Gazette. portance and ti ust, and always with ability and a heart single to her welfare. His early occupation was that of a sa'ddler, and while pursuing that calling in the now obliterated village of Carroll ville, in the old county of Tishomingo before she was shorn of her grand proportions, he was placed on the ticket for the Legislature and elected by a very large vote. 1 Deprived of opportunity of a collegiate education, he early became a hard student of books as well sided and now resides, and he is now a reg- not nave oeen conducted strictly according to law, and notwithstanding the unwar isterial, and I could only count the votes as they appeared in the returns." laiicicu vubci. i The facts of the case, as we learn them rantable interference of the Federal officials it seems that in the detailed statement To begin with, it is notorious that verbally from responsible gentlemen of the he ought to be seated; and if it clearly ap- by precincts the name of J.

E. I nhfimnloaa Onnanu .1 Chambless AnDAara anil in Via Dry Gnpve neighborhood are about as fol- Kellogg's declaration that he is an in. narttnttatA laOBWsglftniBi, a Eigiw bv KSl lows namcani ot ijouisiaua is true. As to which you say, was a part and parcel of the returns, appears the name of J. R.

Chal Mr. Flewellen was one of the election his residence in the District, it is im mers, isould you not have ignored the de material to tho question of eligibility commissioners ut Dry Grove box at the late election. The voting commenced at as of man, and on his entrauce into 1 tailed statement and given tho vote to J. R. Chalmers?" for the reason that neither the Consti pears that the votes returned as cast for R.

were in fact cast for J. It. Chalmers, especially if no such man as' R. Chambless" was a Chalmers ought to be credited with these votes. Raymond Gazette.

We must confess that we are not a little surprised at the comments of soma oSour State papers on the Manning-Chalmers muss! an early hour provided by law, and con Adams A. 'ABUiHlBTl "I could not, for the reason that the' certificate appended to the returns certified to tution of the United States nor the Con tinued without intermission until the hour stitution and laws of Louisiana require for closing, 6 P. the officers of the elec that he should reside in the 1 District. tne correctness of the detailed statement. Our statute does not provide, in express language, how the returns should be made; and in receiving returns I alwavs riva the tion discharging their duties throughout GONSUMPTIOI, Ihftrea positive remeOj fortha aboradiseus; by its in thousands of cases of the worst kind and of lonr tsndteg have baen cared.

Iodeed. so strong is my In its efficai-y, tlmt I will send TWO BOTTLES PR Est, blether with a. V. LI A BLR TREATISE on this disease, SaGJ sofff rr Uive Kxpress and P. O.

address. If.L T. a. LOCUM, 161 furl St, lw Tork. the entire day without refreshments of any True, when he came into the State he oi the several voting places, and to make a i Election, niind how they dot their i's statement of the result of such re-can- tndcwM their ti.

Tw the Secretary of State. The Mb. R. Chambless," whose name petition alleged that the Commissioners unfortunately got into the memorandum Election had counted 506 ballots accompanying the Congressional elec- which were illegal because they con- tion certificate from Tate county, spells tained certain marks prohibited by the it W. R.

Chambless, and is a candidate laws of the State. object was to 1 for town marshal of Senatobia. compel the Commissioners to reject, the alleged illegal ballots, after they had been By a unanimous vote, the North Mis- counted and the result reported by them. sissippi Conference has elected as its It was upon the facts set forth in this organ, that powerful denominational petition that the above quoted decision paper and excellent news journal, the was rendered. New Orleans Christian Advocate, edited The present case is wholly dissimilar by Rev.

Dr. C. B. Galloway. Its to the former in and in circum- sphere of usefulness will be greatly stances.

No illegal ballots are alleged enlarged by this action. to have been voted. No recount of the ballots was required or necessary nor tariff on sugar and salt aver- interference with the returns, but sim- ages about one-third the price the con- ply an explanation of what was palpably timers pay for those articles. The tax a slip ef tho pen, or discrepancy, in the on these necessaries is levied first to en- statement of the Commissioners themieloes. rich the classes who produce them and It can' readily be seen that if the Com- secondly to raise revenue, but the latter missiouer.

were allowed to reopen the is merely incidental. boxes and roeount the votes after they make their report to the Secretary of The aw creating the National Board 8tate, door would be tthe of Health will expire by limitation in rf innumerable frauds and June next. The Board was shorn of total cUange of tho actuaJ reault fer much of its power at the late session of partisan and personal ends. Bat.no Congress. It ought to he restored to it at 8Uch conseqUence could flow from the the next session, and its continuance annar.nt roni they seem to think that because Chalmers preference to the detailed fstatement, par- kind, and the laborious work of counting was of the class who were called and bis United States Supervisors and Mar- tieularly when the certificate sets forth the I fnnl oVn.

1 A 1 A. 1 1A1W out remaining to be accomplished after the "mournful facts" by Horace Greeley closing hour. The commissioners, there but he came to stav and has staid sp.v. snals gave it out that Chalmers was elected, rect oetauea statement being no objection made by any one present, enteen yearSj and though his presenoe Kewspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Sprue' IT. Y.

dec ucicrmiueu uik. supper ai a convenient musc really be so' aud that aQy effort "From the press dispatches it appears on the part of the duly constituted and legal that General Chalmers charges you with Mississippi authorities to show that such naT'nS fraudulently concealed the returns was not the caseand to place the man who dett the Legislature he bore a leading part in the deliberations of a body which numbered among its members the foremost intellects of the State thirty years ago." Time and again he was returned to the Legislature, before the war, and the journals of the House contain no record of service more faithful and more beneficial than his. When war was inevitable, he whs one of the first to enlist and was promoted in the course of his service to the rank of Colonel of his regiment which he always led with the courage and impetuosity characteristic of the man. He was severely wounded, and has carried to his grave the honorable scars which he received in defence of the cause which he believed to be just. place, as has been the invariable custom at the best citizens of the State, and his thr.t na fVf.lt 'l a manv nllior rntini nlnnoa r.t I tho county.

And to do so. and at the same va: rcer uas ueeu exceeaingiy ais- time secure the ballot-box from any possi- tasteful, the truth remains that he has at- was the choice of the qualified voters of the amended returns. Is there any foundation district in a proper position before the coun- for this charge?" try and before Congress, is fearfully wron whatever; the returns from said and must worlc ruin to the party. rfIfoin 1 bSS ble harm they locked it, placed it in an iron quired all the rights of citizenship in IX THE EXTEAOEDIHAEY DEAWING OF TBE Royal Havana Lottery Which takes place at Havana. Cuba, DECEMBER S3.

1888, i in im. i wnrir 1 1. i i i I Iw. .1 I I safe which was securely locked, and the key eluding the right to vote and be voted of the store was taken by one of the election for and to hold office if the qualified officers. The box was thus perfectly secure.

snflVorrnna Si.fn k. -j mo vuo uaiby, Lueil I UI tue VOLeS. 1 TAVr TAtnsMI tA alitor anv neaven Help the party, for man cannot save one to see them. Even had I opened the returns, and submitted them for inspection nut, oesiuesmia, mere was a window to it nnnn after they had been received at the office of the Ktnrt ivilh 1.hA filllltftrr lf.Tf nnnn a.irll There are only 15,000 Tickets issued and 704 the Secretary of State, and the discovery the bystanders were invited, if thev wishpH The pretension of Acklen, who is am bad been made that the Tate county returns were made ont in the name of Cham- to do so, to see through that window that I mwous to represent the iJistnct notwith After the war he was again elected to serve the people in the State Legisla the box was not taken from the safe. There standing his defeat at the polls, is too was a crowd about the store durinar the preposterous to awaken serious fonsirlr- ture, and on two occasions he came iMess, instead of Chalmers, it was then too late fffr any correction to be made, if an error existed.

This point is fully settled in the case of Oglesby vs. Sigman and was settled in General Chalmers' interest in his it. We have read all the statements made with reference to the official count at Jackson, and for the life of us we cannot see wherein the Secretary of State or the Governor did wrong. As a sworn we should have acted precisely as they did, and felt fully conscious that we were right. Carroll Conservative.

If Gen. Chalmers did actually receive a plurality of the votes cast in the Second District, the certificate of election ought to have been issued to him, instead of Onl. cPnor lnth. returns after they had Board of Health has endorsed the Na- been made assum; that thtall tional Board and recommended to the i it within a few votes of a nomination to entire absence of the election officers, and the ballot-box could not have been removed Jrrixes Drawn. THE ORIGIN All' -v LITTLE HAVANA" (GOULD -v.

Is decided by Boyal Havana Lottery. EITRA.ORDINARY CLASS, 1119. December 23, 18S2. Number for Nnmber, Prize for Price, With 1,500 Additional Prise. anon, nen Kellogg a claim to a seat in the U.

S. Senate was disputed years represent his District in Congress. late election contest before Conerress." R. i -r-t I ww vv stu coscubmi yji.ll UJ. bile from the safe without discovery, ago, it was never done on the ground The presumption is that when Such was his hold upon the confidence "In this decision of the Supreme Court, does the court not bold jurisdiction over Such as we have stated, has always been its continuance in all its integ- that he was a non-resident of Louisiana, grcss rity.

the custom at Dry Grove, as well as at of the people of the county in which he lived, that whatever position he aspired tins question ot tne election contests 7" "It does; and concludes that it but that he was elected by a bogus Leg. manv other noitita in' tlm nnunfv nrl nn the court said the Commissioners' could not re-assemble and correct an "error," they intended to restrict the rule to such facts as belonged to the case before earthly objection has ever been urged lsiature which never had a legal exist- a question entirely to be settled before the House of Representatives. So far Congress The Message. to, he was invincible before them. He was chosen Speaker of the present against this course hitherto, so far as we encev We thought at the time, and as I was concerned, my individual wishes Only 15,000 Tidcts and 2,204 Prizes.

Manning. Enterprise Courier. The Tate county Election Commissioners have, since the certificate was issued to Man have ever heard. Iu this case the box was still think, that the around of obiVntinn Congress met on Monday. The Presi- them when an order was asked for com House of Representatives, and we will I C3 .1 were not to be consulted.

It was a plain question of law, and I felt it my duty perfectly safe absolutely secure and no was sufficient but when the De.mnnrn.ts dent's message says that the receipts pelling a recount with a view to throw- SCHEDULE venture to say that no one ever presided to mase tne decision tbat 1 did. If, one nas presumed to intimate that it was in obtained control of th Konato ning, certified that the name "Chambless" exceed the expenditures in round num- ino out oertain ballots which were al making that decision, Gen. Chalmers over that body who conducted its pro on their tally-sheet was an error, and that should be wronged, he has his redress be- hers, 5145,000,000. He urges the re- leged to be illegal and not to restrain any respect tampered with or that any one 0f them voted with the Republicans to attempted to tamper with it. 1 ceedings with more skill and judicial the votes were reallv cast fur Chal fore Congress, where, I am informed, the $14,000 3,000 1,000 600 600 1,000 1 Capital 1 Capital 1 Capital Prize 1 2 Prizes.

1300 4 150 100 40 tirement of silver certificates and re- the Commissioners from explaining a fairness. Long experience and study For allowimr the ballot-box tl.n. nJ from the immediate nresence of thp pfn.t inn The present oasn. peats his recommendation for the sus- clerical error i their own report case wouia nave ultimately gone, as Uol. Manning was preparing to contest his riht to the seat.

The decision makes Manning had made him an adept in Parliamen nfilr. ...1 .7 .7 4,000 pension of silver coinaee. He recom- neiner we are rigat or wrong in tary law. He prossessed great force of lc.u io me dissimilar from that. His leo-al elep.

federal erand iurv in spH nn nf. ms itgai eiee couiestee insteaa oi contestant. That ought to settle the matter. Walthall Warden. i We truly hope that Chalmers will not be beaten out of his election in the 2d District because of a clerical error.

While we deem his success a calamity to the State, and regret that the people were so much in their own light to elect him. we deem it a orontoi- grand jury found a true bill against him, tloa 13 admitted, but his citizenship of It is good news that the Kosciusko mends a reduction of the tariff and of tn'8 construction of the meaning of the the internal revenue tax. He advises ourf we cannot be mistaken in saying, economy in the disbursement of pub- since it has given rise to interpretations anu. upon-uiat uui the necessary papers were the State, after a residence of seven ISSUed. and it 1 nnmnaorl tn 1 character, and was a leader of men.

His honesty was inflexible. His will was indomitable. His courage was unfailing. In his nature there was and Aberdeen branch of the New Or carry him as a criminal to Jack. 0v leen years 13 aemed Upon the same leans, Jackson and Great Northern will or Aberdeen, for trial.

ground the Governor of Mississippi 20 620 9 Approximations $100 each to the $14,000 900 9 Approximations of $5Ueach to the 450 704 Prizes as aboTe, being the full number in the Boyal Havana, and 1,500 Additional Prizes of to each to the 1,500 tickets haying as an ending figure the terminal unit of number drawing the Capital Prize of $14,000 7,600 The iU. iigut uuu justice to oe insulted, be built ranidlv ia nnanh1 as would be the case in Manning Duut as rapidly as possible. Zn'lTZ "i rf.8?' ngQt withheld from Judge Jef- lie moneys, touches the Star Route busi- as numerous as the sayings ot a Del-ness, explains the condition of foreign P'c oracle, that a new decision is abso-affairs, recommends civil service lately needed so that the public may reform. know what is the proper' interpretation nothing temporizing, and he followed his convictions without counting the to the calm and serioua attention nf th tords member elect from the 3d Dis road, which is abeut 90 miles in length will be finished by November 1, 1883. Port Gibson News.

Mr. Myers is not the De cost. To his enemies he was open and peopie. ir election omcers, in the honest trust, his Judge Jeffords magnanimous to his friends confiding according to the terms of contract. na i.

and it does not devolve on him to punish delinquent Democrats. He is a Dublin nffi- of the Election law of 1880. Davis and Lee. I Tn this nonnp.nt.inn. it mav nnt ha nnt to persecution and annoyance of prosecution ame, lnto th? ate about the tlme Kel" in the federal courio, rcry soon it will be im- 'ogg located.

in. Tnnisiana, buB if. npirer and true. He leaves a larsre family to Ode Gulf-shore people whose fish and A 1 a. i- i i i 2,204 Prizes amounting in U.

S. Goldto.S44.070 possible tp nud honest and substantial men entered into the mind of Waddell, whom he has bequeathed the legacy of At the commencement of Washington a.Z ....,7,,.,. nrm a. oyster buanj6has beon-iiijured by an honored name. and we are not certain but that such is the hls Uemocratic opponent, to contest his iil it luuiioiiie vuuriui iiiiuois oiam.

ozoi me juississippi river water pouring of $14,000 ends with the figure 7 ihen ail tickets ending with 7 are entitled to $5. TiekeW 5, Halres. $2.50, Fifths, $1. object of those who are waging this war election on the ground of non-residence. In the Criminal Court of Balti.

again? iu.r. lewenen. it they can drive through lionnet Carre Crevasse, will be glad to hear that a large force is at a suggestion would have been that "in considering as to the form of June most interesting feature the return a board BnoulJ th of he programme will be the unveiling 8ubstance and not be too technical. If of the recumbent statute of Gen. R.

E. tu0 Kii cer, charged with certain duties, which he alioldj pa partially perrorm, rei.uicoa The 1472 votes said to have been cast for the mytical J. B. Chambless is far too thin for ordinary credulity. Wesson Herald.

Give the devil his due. Chalmers is elected beyond all cavil. Ho should have his seat. Manning should scorn to take a seat belonging to Chalmers. Carthaginian.

more, the other day, Thos. Foote, honest men, such as we have always had to conduct elections in Hinds countv. from The Royal Hataka Official Lot Db- laughed to scorn colored, found euiltv of brutuallv as- our election boards, they can place desper i cidbs Etert Prize. Subject to no maniDulalion. nnt fnntrnWA varneu to congress, it tne Aciilen work closing it up.

Did Their Duty Sobly. adoes aim scounareis in charge of the bal -l, tlie it is enough." (McCrary's by the parties in interest, boneativ min.mul side should find a champion, the ques- 111 tm lot-boxes, and thus as in Radical cities of saulting and beating his wife, was sentenced to receive thirty-nine lashes, to be administred by the sheriff within it is the fairest, squarest and best thing in the Booneville Pleader. hu American Law of Elections, 64). The tion uouia nave tne enect only to pro the jNortli, the voice of the people can al ways be defeated. The Democrats of the 7th District did duce precisely the asritation on which luib taut ut; will acr AAn T.

t. I 1 1 UI Cniirsia. hi mora a the walls of the jail. This sentence is nrived of his seat 5. theirduty nobly, and achieved a glorious uaium oi a lottery mai couia Do conceived.

See that the name Gould Co. is en the ticket. None other are genuine. ALL PRIZE3 PAID OS PKESENTA.TIO. tllp liaonTViflff arl Pannnlinhn.

1 .1. Pl, to have effect under an Act of the Legislature 6n aecount of a simole deriT ZrZ 7 have a right to boast of it, an asociation ofi Hustrious uwpiin, wj. unve. puoiisnea an hntw Q.nt;,,-,. feel so good thev can't heln it.

In given to their will as declared through will nnl- 1 1Br lUeJ they Thfl i3 names. important decision of the Massachusetts wni-i 1882. Notice was given of an appeal For Information and Tickets, apply to the First District a eood manv Dpmrvrata c. ncnucr is juanning tne man to accept the Dnsilinn if jww. viMnu iA I ha Im lint Kn i I i.

1 .1 1 ICOlUClItJUl did not know anv election was irnincr nn. SHIPSET General Aoests," 107.1 to test the constitutionality of the Act. each be worthy of the other. Tv iiVT- not be annulled for trivial causes. iiamuau vumiuissioiiers coiHaining( tne victory in 1884.

I Others stayed at "home and trusted their A good law. The habit ot wife beatirig iruauway, new lerk KMT, Or 68 E. Randolph Street, Chicago, 111, or xuiuvia xuuiruau law as expounded by should be denied a seat in Congress solely on account of a clerical error in the Tate county returns. Coffeeyille Times. inends to carry the day without help from The O.

Picayune enters its earn should be suppressed in all the States the Supreme Court of that State against blieill But whether another descision is ren Mr. Wilsost, President of the anJ New Orleans (MississipD- Savannah, Ga. est protests aarainst the nroceedhi! by some such wholesome legislation deredor not by the Court, which will The Partisan School Teachers. It is evident that the intention of the 1472 1 After showing that it is not the province River) Railroad, has written the follow rigidly enforced. $50,000 FOR $2.

clear away the doubts that exist as to Now let the partisan school teachers who of the Governor to go behind the returns vuies iu xate county were tor J. E. Chalmers, and they ought to be counted for him by the Congress that decides rmn tlio neglected their calling to control the elec the true meaning and proper applica discrimination in freight rates as between different points in the same state, and also against inter-state discrimination. The case was one against the New York New England Railroad Company, for charging a higher rate per ton for carry and judge of the qualifications of the ing letter which is published in' he Natchei Democrat, concerning the line of the road. It is as clear as mud and I An efiort ought to be made at the next session of Congress to restore tions, nave sneir reward.

Ulabion. 51st The ereat Democratic tion of the decision in the case of Ogles person elected, but his duty to give does not endorse the disfranchisement of bats our sentiment. We anxiously by vs. Sigman, one thing is certain, the him his commission, that paper says leaves the public still in doubt: Grand Extraordinary I10L1D1Y to the National Health Board the powers and privileges which were taken over uau a county on such a frivolous tech- 1 wnat action our county Super- nicality. intendentof Education will take in this Legislature when it assembles, should The Governor seems to be in error in regard Dear Sib: We fully appreciate the im- fcj.w.

iuii appreciate me ing coal from Norwich, to Web DBA WH6 of the im-I j. nnrtflnna tif Wafoho o. i. i leave no cround for another emhrntrlio r.n -i connection. Madison Democrat to the nature of his duty in the premises "and from it and conferred upon the Marine ster, a distance of 40 miles, than from iiu lb mane mnrn nw rh.

I nr run Dfiir a An.Aiw.n also as to the qualifications of a Congressional Hospital, service at the last session rnow, while we have no sympathy for Speaks Well for Him. a real control of th Nntnh I he American Public Health Associa- uuu wniie wa wmi h.ntn i -----i iiu ui Lne fiBvisea UMe ot IRm tn Norwich to Worcester, a distance of 59 Repressntative provided by tho Federal con-miles. The commissioners in rendering The Governor's duty is merely min- delighted nt. tl. intAll, rccu ore8tarae'-l ui umuus roaa.

Should the rt with it, there would be verv lows Amend by inserting that "noth -a-, 1 111111. UU.S Utl .1 1 1 III IMVCirilf SIKTl TVa Vrtr-Q orable defeat, candor comnel, 0ar JrunS and talented friend Jas. L. Har- lsrertft it is nnt. lntPtiriArt hvtha nr a.

w- ww. ifeiniiiiiK.fa-n their decision, po.nted to the fact that Slale 0P the VuiM stateg that he lhonYd tion. Other Health Boards are follow- we believe him to be elected if tho rls las retired from the editorial department Vment to build to Natehez. ing herein shall be construed to prevent st WritAl hrt im nmvlnt a I Tate is the only vote to be brought. of The CtAaios.

His work as editor of that tne ouprerne VXiUrt ot the United btates behind the prima facie showing of the returns, ins: suit.and would it not. bn waII fr tli the resnective ront lthe Commissioners of Election after controversy. We would decidedly prefer to PaPer speaks well for him and will shed sustains the anti-discrimination doctrine Article 1, section ,5, of the constitution of the State Board of Mississinni nn nf th I the City of Louisville, on United btates declares Each house shall rr ooo iiiauuiug go io congress; and while 'ustre upon nim as long as he lives and as he holds a certificate of election, nr ah looof I Inner na Im rTi AAnMnnA tnrlwoll nnnn th and we may infer, therefore that it is a and via the "direct line" they have transmitted to the Secretary liVchtK of State a statement of the votes, from Use of distance and cost, correcting clerical errors, or an apparent be the judge of election returns and qualifica- alGS m031 aeeP1Jr interested to speak Saturday, December 30, These Drawings occur nn t.h. last -w IVttJU wv va a.a warvaa www Ano tanct lanMH 1 national commercial law lions of its own members." The certificates Pu' on subject -forwarded bv th commissioners of Aloe.finna I a-a each month (Sundav excentedl 50.onn ala ravor, iu a spirit high plane he has chosen. of fairness and justice, we candidly believe that Gen.

Chalmers is justly elected to it. Mr. Eichard H. Watson, a promis ioer to oe intormed of this or real discrepancy, in the said state- How to Keep What You Have Got. therefore, must be decisive so far as the duty iHE touPreme -ourt of Missouri is I mpnt ital Prize, thia month only.

Repeated adjudication by Federal and State Courts have placed this Company beyond the controversy of the law. To this Comnanv helnnira tha anlj. vv.raA.. I young me-nber of the Lexington of the Governor is concerned, and there is no hearine fararument on tho. ni.inlamu An to decline it; and relinquish his claim to bar "'e" typboid fever last week, the election, so far as the clerical astute cotemporary answers to case of Broadhead (Democrat) and flnnlW tha nnaaitn.

"v--v. rt- llnn.0 lue lonowing extraorai- hlrg itgt.in.nl it. 1 u. 1-1 question for the Democrats. It savs lUCJUean (iieoublican).

candidaifia for concerned. The Democratic Dartv nannnt. If your system requires a stimulant, take of having inaugurated the only plan by which their drawings are proven honest and fair beyond question. N. B.

The Company has now on hand a lareo eaoital and reserve fnn I. Ral I WW ouuuuac UUUUUV SeTlfiUfl i Picayune If ui luo xvnoruey vrener- Vts of Mississippi aI' Pre8ident dismissed five afford to recognize the election of anv man Parker's Ginger Tonic It invigorates inat it is no time tor foolishness. Thev doubts either that Mr. Kelloo-? a Congress in the Ninth District of St, uuuu me iiimsy pretext oi a clerical error iwibuuui.iiibuxiuui.ins. must win the confidence of those honest this State, or that he was duly elected bv the Louis in the late election, to comnpl t.hA fully the list of prizes for the aezlaVlityand Ptons in and buildinl.

th. government service republicans who helped them to achieve T0.te.rs tne l3t We would have City registers to count certain votes for Durant News. It was only a clerical error in tho rornm December Drawing Something That Mothers to Bead. Jtr. nA A.a'f 10 ia" your attention to the anriif Mr I the victories of this fall.

They must oUsen in hTs stead" but we -7 Brodhead and not to count certain other ih.l4M; wmoi waonnat tne omcers of the law and those and educational inter- who have directly been aiding me in the tuc ail. lmcortant that elael nna olio 11 iwira iui muueaii. Prize 100 of ICO each $10 000 Prize 10 000 200 of 60 each 10,000 Prize 6,000 600 of 20 each 12000 of $1000 each 10,000 1,000 of 10 each 10.000 of ,600 each 10.000 Concerns of the StntpQ nnAav fTi I mirtaj i.r. i uu- I VftOl. uuu uuit UY Lt 1 I stead of J.

K. Chambless, he will get his bunday the fami'y of Thomas Hughes, seat in Congress. We do not think the llTinSnear Spo tts ville, eighteen miles Democratic party would consent to sustain from here went t0 chnrch, to be gone all day, such an unjust measure as disfranchising leavinz an infant to the care of a colored o-irl. trol. And they must SO conduct t.hPm.

objections raised ia behalf of a- minority larm mternai revenue sys- of 300 each, Approximation Prizes- 2.700 that do In guaVd- umy this business have bee" from the first enc rcled with snares v-VrtrhSteresto of the pitfalls and every specie, of vile Tdevic" that fT in twenty years they coul(1 be invented to harm them, hinder Tb richest Ruto'ln th. Se.l.r.n,e.ri,.,I,fMa-P adminis- selves in Congress as to show the coun- candldate- to defeat the will tern annually produce $150,000,000 of 200 each ie0O of 100 each '900 try that they are worth to IZJ ulJ more revenue tnan tne government 1472 citizens of their rights. -nor do we be- The girl went to a neighbors, leaving the child lieve Mr. Manniner would accent i a 1,960 Priies. $132,400 the affairs of the Federal Government, stain upon the hWor of the party whichmakes t0T lts purport-.

They Whole Tickets. S3. Half Ticketa. Al. it.

Kellogg, in the seat to which he is en- ougnt to be SO modified a3 to leave that 27 Tickets, $50. 65 Tickets, 100 Congress to which he was not fairly elected, day. When the family jeLurned they found Summit Times-Intelligencer. the child dead. It bad been most horribly The verdict of the press and people may pawed lats- be fairlv considered na faum-inn rihoi.

IIOK. KANDALL GIBSON, U. S. Sena- titled, will be powerless to do the Democracy sum with the Deorjle instend nf trniia. Bemit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, nr wawon or justice, tsome portions of this nett ought to know community who surround these defendants to party is the party nd whS nj.yed, or do still enjoy, fi minor official positions, know no alleeiance Veil as of honest to anyone but this band of robber! and Xministriiionind render no service to any one but their cm- Jtherefora From motives of gain or other LJjnereiore 0drrUD cons dmt iii.r send bv Express.

DON'T SEND BT REGIS tor elect from Louisiana, savs that the any serious injury; but parading before the fe-riner it to onfhrs nf tl, TERED LETTER OB POSTOFFICE ORDRK and as reauirinsr Manning tn tb'rn- Distinguished Himself as an Able and Democratic party is committed by its -courage extravagant appro- certificate iand conduct his contest iih, oroiarjie Writer. recora in Congress to oppose a re- formation of public opinion. To unseat him PriatiM for the enrichment of jobbers Orders ef $5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our expense. Address all orders to B. M.

BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal Build- ing, Lodistillb, Kr. i aprL 19.18S2-ly. grounds. In this we heartily concur, while Comet success of such an with affinities for these bad men, and thev hav. 1.

u.uiwiu on sugar, it tne party or rather to attempt to unseat him, for the and corruptionists. we hold fast to the belief that Secretary It affords us great pleasure to be able to say to promote ine in ivxyers aia oniv nis autv in the nremisiaa lrfi. r. Hm ih ht nas maae SUCU a record it is a bad one. reason alleged by uov.

Mclinery, would be to l.M.:i.nnnnff.t 1.1 1 1 rcsts to which he refers Tnx New York Sun makes five good anu Dy no means worthy of blame. To during his short occupancy of the tripod he icuuuomcocuictaiv lu cuiivass ine returns .7 1. .1 -t. Jnight the day. suggestions! A radical reduction in i.VUgE vuiihikui wj cyory means in tneir power, at the bidding of their masters, to obstruct public justice and to defame its officers, with the hope of securing the acquittal of the worst band of organized scoundrels that ever existed since the commencement of the government.

I I UlalluglilBUCU Uluisvu 1.9 ttU Ult3 UUU lUlUlUH. f.d?e.C'e wouId in. "ur writer, and exhibted much sound iudement enareiy contradictory of its professions, tu wmCa ine ite publican leaders look for a turn in the podu- and the sooner it is reversed the better. i tide before the nexfc pre8idential eiectfon The tariff on sugar is about 90 per cent. WHAI the Washington post Riv, the expenses of the Government; the udgment, establish i dangerous precedent.

in the editoral management of the paper th extracts from the KEW JFURMTURE W. S. Skellinger State StM Jackson, Missu, return of every superfluous officeholder Comet.l We would like to know by what right -p -i through the campaign pes of the Manning- to private usefulness the abolition of Capt. Myer's refusal to obey the manctates A lanr.malrAia oka 1. I i vuuijticmiig iub uuu- -me two notable facts in relation to thp Consumption Cured, the court will be all richt.

if the court have published else- receipts of the Government last the internal revenue systtm; the radi sumers of sugar to pay thirty cents election in the Third Louisiana District, nn ii are that Acklen was defeated and Kellnwa An old physician, retired from practice, ent of the Secretary of year amounted to $403,000,000, of cal reform and simnlifl pn rinn 1ia uuii.ti nuim 1. 1 i iiMf. I m. is proven to be without jurisdiction otherwise the responsibility is a grave one. It would be the safer course to obey a court without jurisdiction, where there is anv HAVE ON HAND AND ABE RECEIVING DAILY I having had placed in his hands by an East eiectea.

inere is not a peg to hang a doubt tariff- tO enrich tha nrnitlincra nF tt. Tt. J. "uuu' no subsidies, no jobbery, no 1-- v. kumw oiiiuic.

I uiii Aiie ucicab was ucuisive, auu tne HI1P- India missionary the formula of a simole 1. 1 The largest and Host Complete Stock of stealing, no waste. Such a programme cess emphatic. Neither the personal char- doubt, than to obey one having jurisdiction. 1HE Washing ton correspondent of the actr of Kellogg nor the reputation of Act as that would suit the rmnnlo very we turns tnere shouia nave been no haste.

As to the further remedy of the error, we has anything to do with this matter. vtgcuiuic reuieuy lor me speeay and permanent cure for Consu motion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous fiom. well. York Evening Post says it is esti EVEB BBOUGTHT TO THIS MARKET 1 suppose it cannot be treated in Mississippi, THE TALK AT WASHINGTON. Iowa defence.

It will which $220,000,000 came from customs, very important issue $146,000,000 from Internal Revenue Jlbetween Gen. Chalmers taxation and nearly thirty-seven millien -a tWudge "Wharton for a f'om miscellaneous sources. The sur- compel the Secretary to plus remaining last year, after paying i issuing a certificate until all expenses, including interest on the Mnty returns could be verified, public debt and pensions, was in round Secretary in his published state- numbers $145,000,000. Chalmers alleges that the Tate 1 mated that there will be some fifty con dui we nope ror ine sateoi justice that the lyQulclc Sales aad Small Pro flu It seems that the powers at Wash Courier Journal. tested election cases the next Con- Washington, Nov.

29. There han been Democratic House, and especially the Ba- pla'ntj after having tested its wonderful presentatives from our own State, will give cura.tive powers in thousands of cases, has the seat to Chalmers, unless there be good fe'? his duty to make it known to his suf- reasons to the contrary. These, we do not fering fellows. Actuated, by this motive gresa. "It has come to such a ington have decided to recommend a reduction of taxes on cigars, tobacco GIVJE TTS jSl.

CAL I nov-lBoS-lf. much talt here over the action nf Clnxr he writes, 'that every defeated candi McEnery of Louisiana, in refusing a cer- believe, exist to a sufficient extent to ana a oesire to relieve human sufferintr. I date, where the majority against him is tificate to Kellogg, elected to OongrWftJm na and small, takes an appeal to his partv in The Democrats general- the of sdl other internal rev- CITY PROPERl'V FOB SALE. unty returns, were in the hands of the th cost of what- Conares," nrlrl, th. enue-'--- tot them go a step fitrther -etrtry eral days before the return lne consumer buys, and in counterbalance tha 1472 votes from Tate, W1.H send free of charge, to all who desire it, which he should by all means ''have.

If receipt, in German, French or English, corruption money was used, it should be with full directions for preparing and using, reprimanded in the severest terms if the by mail by addressing with stamp, U. S. Marshal overstennp.d bi namina this caDer. W. A.

Katn iaq HAV 1B PERMANENTLY' REMOVED from-Jackson, my houses and lota in Weat iitcd and were concealed from 1 same ProPortlon enes to the bene- less of this if there were fewer instances Kellogg's election, and he should have his and abohsh tbe costIy internal revenue vu auwiuuUUiUD friends, when thev nt of tne monopolist It is a round- in which the losing contestant is re-im- STlr. 5Sf. by the machinery. -i "i i inese wne apply early. Apply to Mm.

B. G. Bmniinn about tax, butt a tax nevertheless. For 1 .1 i i. umawiaia, xuo saiiia view is taxen in the nursed out or the public purse for the Chalmers-Manning Mississippi election presumably to prevent Hojt.

A. S. Heeron, of Baton Bouse, son, or address me, at 18 Perdido atreet, New example, if the tariff on a hat is 75 case. expenses of the after-election contest. he should be punished severely for it; if Power's Block, Rochester, N.

Y. Deputy Marshals were guilty of any crime, they should be dealt with personally, as The Alabama Legislature elects jade- gsYlstea es trustee, they are unless fraud can be shown. Louisiana, member elect of Congress, of Tate from being -wvrtcy in theii re- cents, that much is added to its cost. noy TH20. BEACLUEU.

A VATIIVT) TlTOT) 1 mirr A company has been formed at Aus- a died suddenly of heart disease on the 29th ult. tin, with a capital of $300,000 Washington' TWamW i xr THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE his House and Lot, North Jackson, con-listing of fiTe acres of ground, with substan- "orrector ex- How. Johk T. having been -4fM i was nominated bf a Democratic caucus, has AJN iJtuO, IS HIS OWS A MA1S "uu And Bo? for Wail- TEE SECRETARY OF STATE DEFEKSE. vra ill tne UIII intr.

Knrm lln. viu I.UB liiiiiiiiraruinTn nr a i pasturage, rrnit trees. and all appurtenancei for vnnni.n. re wry been re-elected U. Senator by the VV tThk lor.mA Texas company formed for that our with a large number of Democratio B.

oul proviaes mat Ior Pur Senators and te income from v. and permanent employment. White pre-ferrea. AnnlvtoJ. nnr.i.iu.

nose. .1...... auuui mo wuuu ui uuv. act, er in wtm. iw nod j.i: Memphis Appeal.

Mr. Myers said he did not think that the iMl, wuwuuu Colleae' Clinton, Miss. nov.22,'82-4w. Tan Reasonable. Jaekson, Hep.

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