SENATOR ItllA'N SPEECH. SOME PLAIN TALK. A PKNITIETTIART FAKR. HIM. AT WORK. Highest of all in Leavening Power.- —U. S. Gov't Report An. on a bill Senator David B. Hill baa come and Senator Hill In no “The saloon is an unmitigated moral, The Senate Friday passed lotting grass grow An«- *7,1889, a and Ho was 1 imler his foot. He is a candidate for social, financial atid evil. It for the purchase of a prison farm by sjiokon gone. aeeompa political ho nomination and work- covers whole niod to Jvokson from is at war with tho forces rote of 28 to VX which the Washington by 1 presidential religions ng hard to secure it. A Washington in its com Hon. Ohm. E. Hooker, of which fend to build men up into better ground. is simple operation, Mississippi. .peciel tells of i> long eouference he PUBLISHED WEEKLY. and his friends Hons. J. ft. Me- 1 lives. It breeds every social disorder prehonslve and thoroughly practical special rad with Speaker Crisp, non. T. C. of and J. W. 1 Jatchings, and other and wars on the home, in bvery way. Ewen, Washington, Ridg- Representatives persistently 'rom the South. He is anxious to sc- ». T. HonilS, ... Editor. wastes the faith- wav. of New York, besides representa- and nil organized society. It The Senate has done its duty •ure tlie delegations from the South of the Associated women and chil- The debate on tives Press, United , uid is to en Baking living of dependent fully aud effectually. working that l. Staff lsel- OTKICK^atO IUw.1 Capitol Street. Press, and two or three of the New , Senator Hill's dren and destroys the productive ener- the measure was characterised by an big ler, before visit. York dailies. gies of the people. It seeks to control intelligent and elevated conception of The spectacle of u Uuitcd States Sen- Entered at the Jackson Postofflce ns scr- A large crowd of people greeted the for corrupt purposes political parties. I the subject, and a full appreciation of j itor hustling nround and “•letting no Powder ontl-class mall matter. visitor on his arrival, It enslaves many public men, subverts the duty resting upon the Legislature distinguished | grass grow nnder his feet” in onler to the tho and though nothing like number that secure the ABSOU/ rELY public justice, debauches public I to carry out promptly earnestly nomination for the grent PURE March 17, 100ft. to Con- had lieen anticipated by his For Sale in Brookhaven TBVMDAT. conscience, trains its patrons per- < the decrees of the Constitutional Mississippi uid honorable office of President, is b» WALTYTHE CRoceb of admirers. jury, and is the implacable enemy vention. not. an edifying one, nor what the peo- Senator Hill at '2 o'clock in the both church and State. We declare remains for the House to re- spoke like hi see in a man would con- The State a ADDRESS nil business letters to Mis- It only ple they yet possesses public do- The Leader regrets to Hall, introduced see the ^ effort to the traffic from its and ill advised ac- Representatives being fer that distinction Mr. main of at least a acres sissip/ti Lender. Jackson, Miss. Mon- that every regulate cede hasty upon. Blaine, half million laturo saddling a tax of in a well delivered and ! 85.00 letter, license laws has been a failure. tion of a few weeks ago. aud concur in appropriate in his lust and zeal for the Presidenti- and is due from the in on^t ey may be sent by registered by government prob- agents each county in to speech by Oov. Stone. which th note, money order or I That while the law forbids anyone the Senato bill. al office, trampled under foot the pre- ably half as much more. Some of it is operate. The book jtostal {tostoffice agent is a not of a The Leader's space is too limited to in letter at our risk. ; engage in the traffle, who is In the hope therefore that it may be cedents and traditions of the country, the best timbered land in the stitution and enclosed pine ho has a hard the Senator's in full or lot «t l JT ■ moral character, the business has of some the Leader will make a give speech and made a canvass after his world. These lands are scattered good avail, j regular Tme, h, b»M. on “J"*- even an extended of it.1 drifted into the hands of the very few comments on the practical features synopsis nomination from the roar end of a Pull- around in several The and men come at last. j departments. speech telling ns all Cheap high in a about tk worst class of men in the country, I measure. Analyzed and .summed up single man car. as ho flew on the ^ | of this palace wings const lint ion provides the wuy to pro- wonderful merits of his was book officials are dear officials. and without love for a commission com- sentence it this: A definition of steam from one to Cheap [ mostly foreign born, It provides State anothor; tect it from the jobber, speculator and times when we are and of the Democratic engrossed in T for American institutions. And fur of the Prison Board of Control eulogy party ; we all know how his more discreet and land shark it into a State Dealers in pistols will be taxed >100. | posed by merging things and wish for the time flier: in the main, efforts to enforce with five farmers an exposition of the sufficiency and Grover Cleve- Laud office. Here it will be looked being V i together practical j unassuming opponent, he wbs in Halifax, but he is To the farmer : touch cotton lightly. limitations of the National doing ! the of the laws against the who are to select a tract of land for the Constitu- land, refused to be exhib- after a man elected the to provisions I persistently by by people, educate the people and reason that nor tion ; an arraignment, of the aecomJS The Legislature is after the cigarette | traffic have failed for the prison farm of not less than five Republi-1 ited, and what was the result. who will be held responsible under his good in the world can and 1 nevertheless evil. i the influences of the saloon more than ten thousand acres, “which party President Harrison for It remained for Senator in his and the whose servant al Jv corrupting Hill, bond, by people ways have a kind word and of these constitutional limi- and a tender reaches the inner courts of justice in the judgment of the Board is best disregard wild ambition to All the seat that he will be, if he acquiesces in or fails place in our The “Prohibition cranks” will not j heart for the abused i subverts all law. The license system to the in to tations, and an appeal for the harmo-1 and Jefferson and Lincoln to ont such 1*1K down. adapted purpose respect Washington cry against legislative jobs agent. our and of all the forces has built up a great monopoly in location, soil, diversity of crops and ny unity of! and Cleveland dignified, to become the as disgrace our statute l>ooks in the Dr. E. P. Earle, a well-known Aln- con- the to The resolution of midst which is stronger than law, general sanitary conditions." The country opposed Republican personal manager of his own canvass past, giving our valuable possessions to Hon. R H Henrv bamian, diet! at Starkville on the 12th. to sound of of tho abuses and aggressions, under the for the This is complimentary to trary principles govern prison Board Control knowing nomination, leave his post in corporations and speculators. Candidate Hill wt ol Democratic in one ef- of the ment and repugnant to the spirit wants and requirements of the Peni- banner, mighty the Senate, and go on an electioneering a reform that the State has long need- suggestive following; Don't expect to get the Leader on a -Lord license w* the live farmers fort to over-throw the party in power of miles not a matter of remember me when thou free institutions. High tent iary, and practical jaunt hundreds away. ed. It is only saving comest > credit. It is not run on thnt plan. int as a snare and a delusion. It of makes a and restore the government. t.o its was thy kingdfcn.” condemn being judges land, commis- orig- He doubtless assured by Mr. the millions of dollars yet represented Candidate Hill was Gov. of Alabama, has tc inal and checked Jones, brought has had only one effect and that is sion that will be sure to make n wise simplicity purity. Catchings, at the conference referred in these lands, hut is a matter of econ- probably by a remembrance suit the Alliance Herald for more and In defining the Democratic of Mr. Henry's TUden against make the traffic powerful and prudent selection. position j to, that Mississippi could be counted omy and great conveniouce, since all fiasco from say >30,000 for libel. We declare it to be he gave to the 1 lug : “This shall more dangerous. The title is to be certified in writing expression following upon for a solid Hill delegation. In- the lands will bo in one otfieo under day thou be with me to "The in paradise.” In other The anti-Hill Democrats of New the only wise policy for the State by the Attorney General to be perfect, •‘glittering generality”: ground deed, it would be very kind of Mr. one management which will make lands words, Mr. inn knows a from all with th( no contract of can upon which Democrats of the State of and a few a rather than .as are burnt child when ho York are getting ready for their May withdraw partnership and finally purchase Catchings other gentlemen specialty, they sees 01m of law New York have taken their stand State saloon, to put it under the ban be closed without the written approval is, like him who belong to “the inner cir- now—side shows to several depart- Convention. “Wo have no use for the whole of the Stat< It is the whole Democratic faith and tradi- if sugar-coated to turn power of the Governor. simply impos- cle,” they would just go ahead and ments. licenso I have read the two last laws. As Christian men just copies it as a common enemy, not on- sible that the interest can be tion—not some corner of it merely, name the and and against public Mississippi delegation as American of the Leader. are brimfull of In ton direct from Gen. citizens, we have a They bad in itself, but tho of all othei better or than is not some splinter of it merely, but the save the the trouble and for- reply inquiry per- ly ally protected guarded, people fect to sense and sentiment. J. B. Gam- Edward S. Bragg of Mr. right demand of (mr good evils which afflict the habitat this bill. whole. This is the ground upon which I a alto- Wisconsin, Legisla- | society; provided by mality of holding convention ture BRELL. Cleveland has written a letter in which protection from the cf the gambler, the thief, the thug, thf Again, under section two of the Sen- I would see the Democrats of the State gether. For the bosses to get legalized political curse, but of he says in substance that while he does dramshop we, as Christian Whenever a man goes into a saloon prostitute, and a strong factor in all ate bill, the work of preparation can Mississippi, with all Democrats of together and fix things up without not and not citizens, have no right to uc the desire is seeking the Dem- ratify, and pays 15 cents for a drink, there's a corrupt combines. We declare that be begun very soon, a part of the con- North, South. East and West., both taking the people into their confidence accept ocratic nomination for he or encourage, directly or collection taken for the devil.—A. Christian or humanitarian or patriot victs can be on the land at once of the regular organization and the is and President, indirectly, up put “practical politics” “progressive," with or would not feel without a the saloon Farmers unite and take their at liberty to disregard amendments, saloon' A. Lomax. can consistently support bj and put to clearing up and getting the Alliance, you know, these days. license the popular will in this regard. In law.” Henry Ware. word, vote or act, and that it is thf proper structures under way. The stand in the approaching contest.. A suggestion in conclusion to our Nothing seems more certain in poli- other words, he places himself in the | part of patriotism to bold public mei work will then go right on, and each Other duties for another day." Alliance friends. There is one thing The fact that Congressmen tics than that Hill and Cleveland will hands of his friends. When Hooker, That Mr. Hill is a strict construct- he wrote to strict account for thoir complicitj year more convicts will be withdrawn about this Washington conference, ono of the statesmen who canvassed kill each other off as candidates for the sentence of enemv ionist is evidenced : following tlio letter, with this great public from the lessees and put on the land, by the following that should make Alliance men suspi- the State last year against the Sub- the Presidency. the ex-President had “We it is the and "There is no limitation of evidently in mind believe right duty so that at the end of the year 1894, ar- government cious of Mr. Hill, if everything else were Treasury, heartily supports the candi- If it is as hard for the members of the methods of his New York rival. of the State to legislate against the rangements will have been made for all by a written constitution possible lacking. That is, that Gen. Catchings, dacy of Senator Hill and Senator Hill: conviction that the accompanied the Legislature to pass a dramshop as traffic in alcoholic and to the Thus the work will be among men if this be not a sufficient the who Missis- “My him from beverages, convicts. gentleman represented Washington to is a voters of our Jackson, it is to a bill, we un- party should be free in pass ‘•dramshops" they enforce laws duly enacted, and done without hurry or confusion and written limitation. There is no sound sippi, and who is a Hill man and doubt- circumstance in itself not calculated are in a bad for the selection of their candidate pre- way ‘‘jags.” hesitatingly affirm that good results with the greatest possible economy to construction possible thereunder, less advised his coming to this State to make Alliance men of Mississippi clude the of my have always followed wise legislation the State. except it be a strict construc- lust is the same possibility leading enthuse and throw The Senate deserves a vote of thanks Tuesday, gentleman up their hats for and a self-seeking canvass for when enforced.” The commission is not restricted to tion. That old doctrine of true who was chairman of the committee on pushing the for the amendment faithfully Tammany leaders. killing proposed • the Presidential even if I tracts of land heretofore and that last word resolutions at the machine convention nomination, to the Constitution to make circuit This is the official deliverance of the any particular Democracy had a desire to be a candidate.” The laud shark and offered, and has the whole State to of then are which met in Jackson last and again speculator is and chancellors elective. Prohibitionists of Mississippi, uttered high political philosophy July judges fighting the land reform of the last State and choose from. identical. Live up to your Constitu- went out of his to on the chapter by their Convention, way .jump It has been surmised that if Hon. Miss Belle is a three new code, the Constitutional Kearney filling if it The sum of is or tion.” Sub Treasury and cast a slur on Alli- enforcing the Leader endorses, and, could, 870,000 appropriated, David It. Hill is successful in his weeks' the W. C. T. pres- Convention for all its worth. engagement among would sentence of it. so much as is necessary, for the pur- His arraignment of President Har- ance leaders. If State Lecturer Bur- ordinance, emphasize every idential the will This U.’s in Louisiana. She carries sun- aspirations, following is natural. Under the provisions The same in chase of the land, and in addition, the rison .and the Republican party for kitt yokes up with such a he cer- deliverance, substance, team, be a list of his shine and wherever she partial cabinet minis- of the new code these fellows hope goes. has been made the earnings of the convicts are dedicated their “legal excursions outside the Con- tainly ought not to expect other Alli- chapter by Mississippi Bap- ters : Secretary of Hon. R. H. wili in State, be barred from further preying The board of tist State Convention, a to the maintenance of the prison and stitution" the shape of class legisla- ance men to pull with him. supervisors of Panola representing Henry ; Secretary of War, Hon. W. S. tion in the interest of the and the upon the State’s lands. refused a of farm. few. county to grant petition for constituency 80,000 members; by McAllister; Secretary of Agriculture, force was at HUS. MAKY M'fiKK SNKLI-. a local on the Conference of the M. A fine body of lands ought to be pur- attempted bill, plain and option election account of Mississippi Hon. Frank Burkitt. The only thing Hon. G. W. Dyer will soon start the times We make a its failure to meet conditions of E. Church a con- chased for $70,000, and the earnings of caustic. simple quo- The Leader desires to call the spec- the South, representing t.het casts any doubt over the matter is Alliance Advocate at Sardis, Miss. Mr. the will tation : “It shocks the historic sense the law. of the North Mis- convicts probably reach the ial attention of its W. C. T. U. readers is a member of stituency 38,(XXI; by the fact that these gentlemen are all Dyer the State Alliance of or more for to witness that recent of force- and Prohibitionists to the sissippi Conference of the M. E. Church aggregate $.'50,OCX) $40,000 forging generally Executive Committee and one of the A government, whether national, citizens of the same State; but even a of the of the bill chains. Garrison should be alive announcement made Mrs. Mc- South, representing constituency support Penitentiary. by Mary that need not be an most loyal members of the order in State, county or municipal, which li- insuperable ob- 42,000; by the Woman's Christian Tem- From the standpoint of the highest to tell the Harrisons that slavery is Gee Snell, National Evangelist of the the State. censes the liquor traffic for a considera- jection, since during the Cleveland ad- perance Union. thousands public morals, the appropriation dead, even white slavery.” W. C. T. U., in another column of to- a representing ministration New York furnished the tion is bribed partner of the crimi- On of the best and women of the should be more liberal, in view of the The speaker recited the overwhelm- day’s issuo. Monday the Senate again reject- nal classes. purest President and two Cabinet Ministers. fact defeat of the in the ed the House amendment to exclude State, and what do we behold ? A that the State has been making ing Republicans Mrs. Snell has recently returned “ yet If Hill is elected, Mississippi is in it.” Dr. W. L. Limpscomb has been elect- Legislature assembled in Mississippi's this lease-system a source of revenue, Congressional election of 1890, and from Washington City, where she spent saloon-keepers from grand jury ser- an vice a vote of 20 to 10. ed county superintendent of education of a and covered thousands of these made earnest appeal for party har- several weeks in work and by Capital, composed men, majority many Temperance Mills has been elected U. S. Senator of Lowndes. Dr. Lipscomb has filled of whom at least, profess to be Chris- convict-earnings into the State treas- mony and concentrated effort. The created a profound impression,^holding by the Texas Legislature, lleroceived The Louisiana primary comes off the office many years and defeated his tian and moral ury. nearest ^approach to anything like evangelistic services for the various patriots guided by 72 votes to 5ii by all of his opponents. next Tuesday. May gallant Foster win. J. W. SO in his (which was read opponent, Cooper by majority. j principle, halting and higging. and It is not too lato for the House to do oartory speech local unions throughout the city and seriously discussing through days of its duty by passing this Senate bill. from beginning to end), was when he speaking by special invitation, in many It* you receive a sample copy of valuable time—what?—a license bill For the good name of the Legisla- delivered the following passage near of the city churches. A W. C. T. U. STATEMEM OF THE CONWTIO^ the Leader, and like Mississippi its close: “The last citadel of woman for perpetuating the infamy thus de- ture it is to be fervently hoped that Republi- speaking of her visit says: -—OF THE^> send your address and enclose It, can at the of our ; nounced -unable to agree as to its de- the blind and reckless folly of post- power stands mercy It is to estimate the a dollar in tlie letter at our risk impossible great all action united assault. It is about to fall. Is which is or orv | tails, and contending above all for a poning in this important good being accomplished, for Wick Urvi Fire Irv.svirarvce and tlie paper will be sent to JH Society, you matter will this the time to divide our forces ? Is Mrs. Snell has won all hearts by her division of the ill-gotten gains pro- not continue to control the for one year. tender, womanly graces, her simplicity OF ENGLAND, to be coined from manhood's House. this the time for the army of tho Far- posed of manner and deep spirituality. She Hazlehurst has a mers’ Alliance in State to renounce organized military shame, woman’s sorrow and squallid any has been warmly welcomed in somo of On the 31st„ day of Decembe.r, 1891, company with the following officers : childhood’s needs. MUM’S THE WORD. co-operation with the Democratic hosts the very conservative churches, to which none of our women have hereto- the Captain, E. W. Brown ; first lieutenant. Can it be that intelligent Christian Washington, March 11.—Congress- of all the States. Is this the time to Thenam^of Company Is Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, fore been invited. The hearts of our The of G. W. second man W. D. Harter, of Ohio, has address- divide and and ? Gen- locality the Company is (In IT. s.) 59 ami Cl Wail St., New York City. Covington; lieutenant, statesmen, representing a Christian separate split white-ribboners ed an letter to Senator Hill ask- have been sweetly Tlie amount of its Capital Stock is AVkki.ikio 00 Hindman will become a open it is madness. Once moro to The amount of its Doxey. They will shirk, and and tlemen, moved to a and more Capital Stock paid n]i is. .’.'.V.'.’.V.. / .... «m.awoo constituency, cringe ing him to define his position on the deeper thorough of the State National Guard. the breach, my friends. All consecration and new members part crawl like whipped spaniels before this silver question. Harter being an ob- together. many have been added to our scure Just once more.” ranks. Per- THE ASSETS A to the law-makers: gigantic evil will cower like moral man, seeking notoriety, the letter OF THE COMPANY ABE AS FOLLOWS: tip Any pri- sonally, Mrs. Snell has come to us as a (’ash 80 has attracted little attention. In view of the issues which must be on hand and in the hands of Agents or other persons... .8 1Wm95 law or and cravens—rather than of mary election other legislation political When Hill was ray sunshine from the beautiful Heal Kstate unincumbered—none Senator asked this met the stand erect and by Democratic party and its and we are so Na- Ronds based on the assumption that there i fearless in the courage morning if he intended to answer the Southland, glad the owned by the (’oinpany and how they are secured, with the rate of inti rest there- candidate, and which cannot be side- tional has commissioned her to “go on, as follows : will never bo a division of the white | of a righteous purpose, meet the issue letter, he simply shook his head and forth.” Ronds (as i>er 2ti said, “No; I shall pay no attention to tracked, the speech, taken as a whole, schedule).£l,522,4ii6 people of this State into two parties, [ like men and dare settle the question it.”—Sj>ecial to State Ledger, Hill or- was more remarkable for what it did Mrs. Snell has resolved to dedicate DEBTS TO THE COMPANY SECURED BY MORTGAGE. will prove mischievous and abortive. I as it ought to be settled ? Is the dis- gan. not Loans on bond and jo.ikiioo of the contain than what it did. Tariff herself to gospel Temperance, and her mortgages.-. .s pleasure foreign saloon-keepers Accrued interest and mortgage.7777777777777777. 150 no When the result of tackling a great The above, coming as it does, may be reform and the free of silver visits will a to of Mississippi and their political strik- coinage prove blessing any com- reform is at all uncertain, the as a of the evasive were DEBTS OTHERWISE wily poli- ers accepted specimen studiously ignored. An Alliance munity where she goes. She is an en- SECURED. and heelers more to be dreaded * tician tactics of None immediately betakes himself the politician who aspires to member of the House was about to and winsome and a than that the combined Christian man- tertaining speaker, to glittering generalities or side be the next President of the rise and catechise the and ask woman of DEBTS FOR hood and womanhood of the State ? Is Republic. Senator remarkable intellectual PREMIUMS. issues and raises a greater cackle over Most people naturally assume that him what he of the and 91,651 86 it thought that the saloon-keepers and thought Ocala power perception. Few, if any, .$ them than a laying hen. Watch him. when a man is sufficiently prominent and the in after her once their allies will hold the Legislature platform Sub-Treasury par- hearing would have the ALL OTHER SECURITIES. to be elected to Congress, he is not but as was 32 a clever of and the ticular, inasmuch Mr. Hill hardihood to assert the exploded doc- interest due and accrued on lmn,Is. 18,928 By piece manipulation Democratic party to account, *’ such an “obscure” individual as Reinsurance due on tosses 2.723 Con- tho guest of the Legislature and such trine that man is woman's intellectual paid.'...... '.7.7.7.7.7.7...... Hou. Frank Burkitt was euchred out of and that the Christian citizenship, rep- Harter is here re- 49 gressman sneeringly a question would have been a serious superior. Total Assets in United States.$1,645,617 the chairmanship of the Hill reception resented by the organizations we have ferred to as being, and that he is en- embarrassment to him and his Anti- committee and the honor of introduc- named, will not ? For two or three years before ac- titled to an answer to any question of friends, the Alliance — ing the Senator to his audience Tuesday ine IjEADEr is in spired with a fresh Sub-Treasury cepting her present work, Mrs. Snell public moment, when respectfully brother was -^LIABILITIES:^-- —a distinction, under all the persuaded by friends to a Sabbath School class in Co- circum- hope by the introduction of Senator taught Amount due or not due to banks or other creditors. None. asked, even from so great and distin- restrain his tosses and ... stances, to which he was enti- Teunisson's bill for a curiosity. lumbus of upward of one hundred adjusted due. i justly straightout pro- tosses and not 1 quished a gentleman as Mississippi’s Both and Democratic adjusted due..’. 7.7. tled. hibitory statute, and trusts when that Republican men, and here her oratorical and tosses uudjtistcd. ..(£152,718®* late guest. tosses in for i Hook- suspense waiting further, proof777!.. ., measure is and to a lawyers, including Congressman spiritual powers were in a Don't let the flatter it- perfected pressed developed Reinsurance reserve. 9Sfi,s,»> Legislature But if a Congressman is too who escorted Senator Hill to Mis- All other claims 21.158 41 vote in both “obscure” er, wonderful and her a against the Society...77 77 77 7.7 77 77 77 7777.777.. self with the idea that the Houses, the result may be degree, gave chapter on an individual for Mr. Hill to to sissippi having declared the Sub-Treas- altogether deign schooling and experience which espec- 00 is what Prohibitionists reassuring. Tlie greatest amount Insured iu one risk. .S 50.000 “dramshops” notice, how will it be with the common “unconstitutional” and any ury “paternal,” ially lit her for the noble and Tlie greatest amount allowed the rules of iu demand of it and that will be We warn the that the praise- by said company' to i>o insure,! they Legislature people who are to do the vot- the sentence from the Sena- any one city, town or village. No rule. expected following worthy mission in which she is now Tlie satisfied with such a moral and earnest Christian ol greatest amount allowed to he insured iu one (dock. No rule. compromise with people ? He must tor's auy ing have regarded the speech may be accepted as defin- engaged. She to la- the saloon. are in no mood for naturally prefers Prohibitionists have asked Mississippi longer who Mississippians were anxious to ing his position on that measure: bor in and has Copy of Act of Incorporation on lile with Auditor. for a and with this Mississippi, Mississippi prohibitory statute, not a high dallying trifling question. hear a deliverance from him on this "Begin living up to our Constitution for her to do. is not made enough Let all the i cense law. There much noise being S-fATK ok Nmv subject last and were in full to its su- York, i w Tuesday, disap- obedience unqualified Unions avail themselves of her ser- just now and there is an apparent Couuty of New Y'ork. , as an “obscure” set instead of The at Chica- pointed, too. premacy, taking paternal vices and receive a Mississippi delegation calm, but it is the calm that often pre- general uplifting. from revolution- _—————— go will have quarters at the Grand Pa- guidance Republican cedes the storm. as some may AS Lightly DR. GAMBRELL SEES IT. ists over a cific Hotel. Hon. C. B. Missis- crucified constitution.” Representative McIntosh introduced Howry, think of it, Mississippi is on the verge sunk of at least liar value, "or' in "Wnds~ the Dr. J. B. Gambrell makes this obser- At the close of Mr. Hill’s Hon. orlnortgagii ofreaTetfate! irorthdouhfc' ^eaiatroino* ««■ sippi's member of the National Com- speech a joint resolution in the House Satur- whlcli the Maine Is amt that he is the aliove said lusuranre of a political upheaval. Old par- mortgaged, described oftteer of vation in a letter to the R H. introduced a set of reso- mittee, has made all editor of the Henry day providing for the submission at necessary arrange- ty ties have not rested as light- tome,*t < J MONTOOMEKY HAHK. Leader, which is submitted to the con- lutions to the Manager. ments and a for con- complimentary Senator, the general election in of a con- | scal. t Resident engaged parlor ly on the in 25 years 1892, people sideration of which were the statesmen at the adopted, but without any stitutional A I> ferences. as Let amendment striking out Subscribed and Sworn to before me, tills 27th day of January bf-*' they do today. the Dem- State House for what it is worth: very great demonstration of enthusi- the clause of the constitution JOHN A. HILLSit'. ocratic its prohibit- of Mississil'l’1 party, through Legislature, asm. A Commissioner of Deeds for tlie State We want Prohibitionists to read the “The Legislature is twice as the of convicts to fail to do its on the trying ing hiring individ- duty liquor ques- hard to In article on first page of to-day's Leader keep from doing right on the response to loud calls, Hon. C. H. uals by the Stato Board of Control. So- tion, and then let its National Conven- KNOW all MEN BY THEM- I’KKSKNT. tliat the Norwich Union Flic l,isurams; penitentiary and saloon as it Hooker then by Bishop Fitzgerald, of the Methodist questions appeared. He pronounced Public which •lety, of Kngiand, liereby autliorl/.c any and all agents that said has or may tion reiterate its so-called would to do sentiment, had been dp Society, • •‘anti-sump- require right and end all luive or appoint in tlie State of for or ouliehalf of said to accent and Church. It strikes the and is Senator Hill's effort “A Mississippi Society, sab* ™*{J£ keynote trouble. is the road out wonderfully crystalizing and crying out so in ! ***** servlia- of all process whether mesne or in action or against tuary” plank and fail to give a clear Right straight long final, any proceeding ttw ■ as true as Prohibition must of all difficulties.” philosophical and n any of the courts of said State of Mississippi; and It is admitted ami agreed f gospel. and reasoning speech,” this State against the wicked and in- arvlce of the hereby In ««* b' ringing declaration for the leading j process aforesaid shaU lie taken and heklto he valid and suffleient y be carried into and followed this with a few he same as btate,■ politics and carried pleasing famous it served upon said to tlie laws and of said v reforms demanded the leasing system found its just Society according practice is »< * > by Alliance, itlier State; and ail claims or riglit of error reason of the manner or such service, there to stay. Let the word be Referring to the statement that the remarks. in the by passed and the vote in Mississippi for the Pro- expression mandate of the Con- iressly waived and rvlloipilslied all the line. New along England States and also Illinois, Gov. Stone entertained Senator Hill stitutional and Witness our hands and A. D hibition party a nd the People’s party Convention, the people Seal of Said Company, tills 27th day of January, Wisconsin, the Io- and a few friends have Society lias no HAKt. tickets will shake the Demo- Dakotas, Nebraska, at dinner, and at 4:30 little patience with or toleration Scal] j. M0NT(40MEKY In the House last on mo- regular Manager Thursday, wa and Kansas are for Cleve- in the afternoon the New York for the Resident cratic organization to its foundation strong Sena- j “back-number” style of states- "f 11 tion of Judge the the I, W. W. Auditor lhilillc do is a correct copy Thrasher, paragraph land, Clarion says “there is a tor addressed an which Stone, Accounts, certify tliat tlie above stones. Mark the sig- audience from the manship proposes to < an filed in in the a prediction. perpetuate irlglnal this offlw privilege tax law imposing nificant absence of Auditor Democratic States steps of the Governor’s mansion, re- this relic of barbarism. XT, \v STONE- tax on tombstone agents was stricken in this list.” It occurs to us there is his first Jackson, Mlsalsslpiii, March 1,1892. Candidate peating substantially speech. out. In recognition of this service Hill said while en route “a significant absence of Democratic A State Senator was asked last no doubt from Meridian Tues- the tombstone fraternity will here that he did not States all North of Mason’s and Hill, never strong in day what he thought of Senator Hill’s & unite with great pleasure in furnish- call his trip a “duck hunt”; and he Mississippi, UjfUJlD, JIOSS yi^QEJl, M'ls- Dickson line lyhen it comes to was electing weaker after he than before speech. said was the a to mbstoue free. was It was a spoke “Well,” he, “it what ng Judge right. “water haulj’ a Democratic J President. he came. [ would call ‘oolor-blind.’ ” ijr •.. decidedly Jackson, # |4ississippb