-y- e --mjt. ottrt,..,. jmbm.; r-rr-i-mojtfing,,. rJrtm
The city registration In West Point la-
white?. 193; black, 123. Citizen.
There has been ninety-seven death from
vUow fever in Xatchez this year. Democrat.-

The Winona Democrat aaya the Carroll
county court house is being refitted lit beau
tiful tjle.
Sooba Spectator bids adieu to Dr.
John I- oocls, who formerly edited that
journal. He l'a3 removed to Glasgow, Ken
taoVr. Kosciusko voted twenty thousand dollars'
stock in the X. O., J. and G. Jf. Railroad.
0e hundred and six votes for and one
against the subscription. Leader.
Jones, of the Winoua Democrat, says: "I
0e money and I want to pay it." We
wonder if there is any other newspaper
5,411 in the State) in the same fix. Don't all
peak at once.
ran. liadiial member elect to the
duOire from Coahoma eountr, killed
UP
Kadieal named Meany, at Friars
point, a i,,w fln) n em. A "iim-a iuc cauw.
Verlictol' MApislrates' Court self-defence.
The Winona Democrat says The
,1 I i
nee-M Ili'e, who shot and killed Charles
Otan at Greenwood, was arrested at Car-
roil
Ilf'ii. "uui vreen wood, antl
rut
i iil. His trial will come on this
ck.
Prntu til I-ire Company, Xo. 3, ofXat
cli z, has returned to the city their .Steam
Ei.ri"' C-'iy ruakp.) "City of Natchez,"
iipi-litiin-' to use, it further on account of ai
ordinance pa-ed by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen compelling them to recognize in
the Fire Lx-jiartment the colored companies.
ihfUKKTat.
On. Foirei-t is bard at work on the Mem
phis A -!ma Kail road, between the former
place and Holly Springs. The Memphis
Appeal u s: General Forreat'8 trains
fifty wajjom and many carts are the finest
team ever witnessed in these parts. One
hundred negro convicts from the Nashville
penitentiary also came. Besides these there
ire one hundred and fifty stalwart men em
ployed in grading the road by General For
rcnt. It "aid that the road to Holly
priii w ill Boon be fini-shed."
oIitiHl eemlf.lnj.
rW.0iinti'ti Special to Louisville Ledger.
MOSTunMKRY BLAIR'S VIEW OF DEMOCRATIC
POLICY AND GRANT'S RE-XXBCTION.
M ntxmery Blair has been interviewed
an tlie political situation, and a two-column
tcentinc thereof appears in a Sunday paper
hre t'-'!ay. lie is strong in his indorse
ment ot the pasive policy, and he says that
Grant must be defeated at all hazard. The
ir.ovcir.ent. he think?, will take practical
ihape when Congress assembles. On this
nniut. he says, members of Congress and
wuat'rs will couie together, and there will
t. a mutual interchange of opiniou.
CRA.Vf's AID TO THK OPPOSITION.
Grant i' ut obs'inate enough to increase
whatever opposition already exists iu Con
gress. He will treat every disaffected Re
publican as he treated Fenton. Tipton,
Srinirf. and the members of the Missouri
delegation, 1-ist session. If they ask any
Uvnr im'.-ide of the usual routine of busi
ness they will bo treated almost insultingly,
and in their natunl indignation they will
keep this movement going. There is
already
A FAIK VNDKR8T.AND1.NG
among the leading men of loth parties as
to the opposition to Gratit. There has been
(Treat advancement in this direction within
the bi-t tew weeks. Senators and other
public men approach this question without
the h-net (lillirience. There will be mauy
things in legislation this winter that will
itreiigtheu this opposition, and when Con
gress adjourns a plan will have been fully
matured which will cover the whole ground.
'Telegraph ic Items.
Choler has disappeared from
Chicago had a heavy fall of snow yester-
The South Carolina Legislature met last
Tuesday.
Alexis yesterday reviewed the New York
fire department.
Quebec thermometers stood at ten degrees
beh.w z -io .cstertluy morning, r
"The origin of the lire'' is the object of
an otlieial investigation now going on in
Chicago.
Dr. Black b urn's trial, for the murder of
Miss I.ovell, still goes on at Chilicothe.
Dhlo.
Count Gergenti. son-in-law to ex-Qnecn
Isabella, has committed suicide at Geneva,
Switzerland. j t
Charles O'Connor stated yesterday to a
Sew York renrter that be supposed there
would he no dilliculty iu convicting Con
nolly. it
Kansas City, Nov,, 28.--The Sun
Jay Times jullnhe eleven columns of
letters from proiniuent men of Missouri
endnrsinir the pass5y Democratic policy.
H. M. K ing, a negro lawyer, arrested
for bigamy, lias fled, forfeiting his-bonds.
His white wife attempted suicide yester
day.
x-
EwoKi:, Nov 29. Mayor Hall
lapeared, it is supposed, to avoid cua
tody during to-morrow. liis bail is fix
Jt ei,(XK),000, securities to justify in
Salt Lake CrTY, Nov 20. A motion
toquashthe indictments against Brig
ani Young and others, was'-argued all
Brigl lam Young, through -300
miles a av, is endeavoring; to reach the
city.
I'mhALELfiiiA, "Nov. 29.: Judgmaiit
otejiie?tration for $478,000 worth of
-CitT Treasurer Marcer's property ha
wen rendered. rlV:
Atlanta, Noy. 29. The Conetitutioo,'
of this city, was to-dy. elected State
printer by a unanimous Jnajority.
Charleston, Nov.
Pawners from York oounry. Ttere brought
fcrt Judges Bond and Bryan in Orv
Jcrabta, on a writ of habeas corpus,' Were
Med 83000 each.' fal mi:; i
Remarkable Fuonr of Carrier
iEos.-The Newark Courier says: We
jjotieed, ahoii-tiin ago, the wonderfnl
of. tie carrier pigeon Tempest,
have nowjq record .the still' more
etrordinary time of two other birds
t home. r The following notes :werte
wuudon them on their arrival r nsv
Pkar Father September 15, 1871,
tuda 27.10 north, longitude 79.30
t, 1,004 statute miles from Montclair,
A- J- 1 will let the male bird Tornado
itli this note at nine clock M.
V York time. .J, let the bird Tempest
P on the 10th. She rose up about five
ouadred yards high, and then made one
"emendous plunge to the .norths and
as out of sight about as quiok ass, flash
01 "ghtmng. j --A:
IIaeky C,' Blejecjceb.
a)ear Father September 21,. 1871,
"ude 26 north longitude 93.5- west,
V5 statute miles from Mootclaur 'N.,
1 will lot icx WirA Tvnhoon it6
JiuitLie note at exactlv, eicht .o'cloc
.UV WU W VK J
-e "i oj. time Hp is. a powerful ;bird,
te has a fearful job on hand-. He
ftt go through it or perish, AU:.well.
-the .bird Tornado axrjived at.;Mont-
&e game day, at. seven.;rainates
Pst two o'clock P. M., making oyer 196
fflUei an hour, rived the
me day, at Efty-four miuutes past three
0 Clock P. m.: and fell dad on his arrival.
he brought the note in ths unpreoe
Qeted time of 202 miles an nowr,' i
Brhx&et. tm ii ni-pn't rr -huttie-
?gar in thi fih-K11. katr -roii?" i i No.
y k r
ywade.kutither wasnt i qui U' enough
fnh petaties, and I jpnt-Tai swat pne
1 '1- f i I i
VOL.. xxxiv-no:
CoTTOx. Cotton was quoted yester
day in New Orleans, mijMling 18Jal8g,
with downward tendency."
Coateatod KlectiBa 1m Vickabarg.
The Herald says the work of contest
ing the election of some of the beat offi
cers is progressing before Justice 3Iartin.
On Saturday, G. K- Birchett (Democrat)
was declared Supervisor ior District No.
1, over Albert Johnson (colored Radical),
and yesterday, H. H. Moore (Democrat)
was. pronounced Justice of the Peace
over liurton fRadican. f.r the
V J F
Vicksburg District. Several other cases
are yet to be heard.
I-oj al Ku tilnx.
The colored people are fleeing from the
vengeance of the Loyal Ku Klux in
Clarke county, Indiana: and Gov. Ba
ker in a proclamation just issued, has re
counted the fact that the Vigilance Com
mittee of that county have warned all
negroes who reside there to leave imme
diately, on pain of death. Nowr what
are the Radical authorities, who have
been hunting down the Southern people
with blood-hounds on pretence of punish
ing "masked marauders," going to do
about it?
r
.Look ou tliix 1'lrlurr.
It is the one presented by the Radical
Governor Ilolden, of North Carolina,
who was imjK?ached and removed. But
ler was impeached for fraud aud corrup
tion in office in Nebraska. Davis has
been disgraced in Texas- Bullock has
stampeded from Georgia to avoid im
peachment. And now Governor Scott,
of South Carolina, is charged with fraud
ulently issuing State bonds to the amount
of $20,000,000. Gov. Alcorn, of Mis
sissippi, takes refuge in the Senate from
the popular verdict against h'u adminis
tration for its profligacy, abuse of power
and prostitution of patronage for parti
zan purposes.
'The West Point Citizen says, when the
present officials (Alcorn's appointees)
took charge of the municipal affairs of
that place the city debt was only nirie
hundred dollars, it has now grown to
twelve Oiovsand dollars, in the meantime
there has been collected from the tax
payers four tiiausand dollars. They have
never made any exhibit of their acts,
and have recently levied one-fourth of
one per cent, taxes on all property. Not
withstanding the election law which pro
vides for the filling of all offices held by
appointees, they have ordered an election
for Mayor and Marshal only, the Alder
men proposing to continue to hold their
positions, not by the w ill of the people,
but by appointment, when the appointing
power itself no longer exists. A nice
Bet of officials they must be truly.
A Radical, Legacy. The Gover
nor's Message to the North Carolina
Legislature shows the debt of that State
to be thirtyrfour millions eight hundred
thousand dollars. The people arennable
to pay the interest on this sum. The
Governor recommends a sale of the rail
road interests of the State to prevent re
pudiation, but at the same time says no
financial policy should be determined
upon ontil the facts connected with the
debt are ascertained in order that some
conclusion may be reached as to their dis
position on the liabilities of the State.
After the message a resolution was offered
in the House reciting that the debt was
created. by strangers,. elected under bayo
net rule; who voted the money to rail
roads, and otherwise embezzled the funds
of the State i provisions should therefore
be made for repudiating the entire pre
tended claims, contracted for purpose out
side of the legitimate ends of Govern
ment, unquestionably there" is' 'no '-moral
obligation resting on the people to pay it.
How Lasd-owseks can Protect
Themselves. The Aberdeen Examiner
explains how the land-owners in 'East
Mississippi propose to protect themselves."
The .mode is fair and legitimate; and is
in accordance: with the rule of the mer
chant, that the tax: which he pays upon
an article is chargeable to the consumer.
Besides the people who are. fond of the
luxury of imposing a heavy tax on a given
article, should take Jt with the burden.
Say the Examiner:
'Many lnud-owners Viroujrhout the prai
ries of East MirtUeippl, In order to protect
tnm?elvM ainst ih rapacity oi K0iel
IjpffiiIors. have determined w adopt tbe
policy in renting out their. lnU next year,
ofso wording the contracts a to make the
tenants !pv all new State taxes that may be
levied. Their Wea Is that ir the negro
renters insist upon sending men to Uie Leg
islature that will oppress the land-holders,
they oughtt bear th bnrden. This plan
is likely to work well, fr if the Radicals
in the legislature see that, negro renters
will have to pay the new taxca, Uiey will be
slow to levy them. ,1'
w want Th CLimox So name the coun
ties carried for the Democracy by candi
dates nominated in the name of thai party
by a Democratic Convention, and tti name
the eouncies carried.' br the Conaervatlres
by candidates who were announced or nom
inated as Conservative, Mississippi (Jen
traL-i r-ji-.i -..-il 1
Under the first head, we might men
tion a number of counties if we woul$,
and 'among them, Lawierdale; Cr'
Jasper, Wayne, Rankin, LipcoIoC. and
many others that were, nptinly tarried,'
bot RECLAMED from: Radicsli8ra.''Butj
excuse us, if you please. Wa ard entire;;
ly content to tboir that the victory waa
achieved by the ppposers of Radical-mis-rule,
and we dn't care a" puff of wind
by what name they called themselves r,;.
Yxsrsfi Sports. Our Northern est
'chances contain' the details' of a tragedy
at Lynn.assacfusetts; wua iuibc.
inj; YAJiJU .Roamed A)ive:. A Hs
f baud throws Kerosene over: her body
and then sets it on fire; "The flesh
'Mrops'off, by piecemeal.
In Coahoma county the Aloowrlampy
ran tebind tiieir ticket. Bowles negro
for Setiator,1 received 1184 'rotes. Gejol
T? Alcorn, for Circuit Clerk, received
Bi,fii 'I' rX Gol' 1 tC- Alcorn for
r-xxto iutsi r .i.iiw'vC
faocery .Clerk, ,1151; 8., p. ii
51.
The Siprcne Law8hail it b
A" rr the eesU mC
I-ret-d Radical
Candidates.
The Constitution of the State of Mis
sissippi declares
"All male Inhabitants of this State
who have resided in this State six months
next preceding tha day of election at which
said inhabitant offers to vote, and who are
duly rijrigtered according to the require
ment of thia act, and who are not disquali
fied by reason of any crime, are declared to
be qualified electors. Art. 7, sec. 2.
l he Lt-jriMature shall provide l.y law for
the regutraiion of all persons entitled to
vote at any election an 1 all persons enti
tled to register shall take and subscribe the
following oath 1 do solemnly swear in tUe
presenceof Almighty God, tbat I am twenty
oney ears old, that I have resided in this State
ix months, mil county one month; tbat I
ill faithfully support and obey the Consti
tution and law of the United States and of the
State of Mississippi, and will bear true fauh
and allegiance M the game." Art. J, sec. 3.
These provisions of the Constitution
are the supremo law of the land. They
are declaratory of the right of the citi
zens of the State in the matter of voting,
and are designed to protect them in its
enjoyment. As parts of the Constitu
tion, they override all mere statutes,
technicalities and forms created by the
Legislature. Whatever else may be set
aside, they are to be enforced. What
ever else may be destroyed, they are to
lie preserved. They declare who are en
titled to enjoy the high privilege of suf
frage, and it is not to be annulled by
virtue of any statute, or of the omission
or commission in the performance of any
mere form of duty assigned tt persons
charged with its execution.
The official who has taken the oath to
support the Constitution of the State, as
above quoted, and is instrumental in de
priving a legal voter of his right of suf
frage by casting out his ballot because
some particular form of law has not been
complied with, is a perjurer. The mem
ber of the Legislature who in the same
manner assumes to set aside the suffrages
of a majority of the legal voters of a
county in order to assign a seat in that
body to a person not thus chosen to rep
resent them, is guilty of perjury.
There is no possibility of misinterpre
tation of these clauses in the Constitu
tion. They prescribe who are entitled
to vote and the preliminary oath which
is required to be taken to complete the
qualification. When these conditions
are fulfilled, it is the privilege of the per
son so fulfilling them to vote, and it can
not be abrogated by the wrong-doing of
others. But it is abrogated to all intents
and purposes when registrars assume to
set aside returns in making a statement
of the canvass and furnishing certificates
of election.
In the attempt of sundry defeated
Radical candidates in this State, who, to
foist themselves into office by robbing a
portion of the electors of their votes and
the majority of their right of choice, the
grounds assumed for annulling the above
fundamental conditions of the Constitu
tion, so far as they have been made
known, are utterly preposterous and un
tenable. In one instance it is alleged that the
requisite path was not administered to
the Inspectors of election until a portion
of the votes were cast, and though there
is no evidence that a single vote was re
ceived from any person not constitution
ally eligible, itis proposed to throw out
the vote of the entire box, and thus an
nul the decision of the whole county.
In another instance it is proposed to
defeat the choice of the people of a coun-
ty for Representatives, and of a district
for Senator, on the ground that those
who were charged with the management
of the election established an additional
box for public convenience in a given
precinct without giving the full number
of days' notice required by law, although
it is not charged that this omission occa
sioned the casting of a single illegal vote,
or that it resulted in depriving any elec
tor of his privilege of suffrage.
In another instance it is proposed to
annul the provisions of the Constitution
which constitutes the essence of Repub
lican government, by throwing ouj the
votes of, the whole body of white electors
of a county embracing a majority of
nearly seven hundred of the voters there
of, in consequence of an arrangement
that the colored members of the Board
of Registration should swear the voters
of his race, and a white member should
administer the; oath to the whites the
former happening to be' the second mem
ber of the Board, on Trhom. the'law de
volves the duty of administering the
oath. -i-:
Tn one instance it has come to our
knowledge thai one of the grounds relied
upon for throwing out returns and com
missioniBg the mrnerity candidates is,
that the minds of voters were nnfairly
influenced by alleged faJse representa-tionsr-these
representations having ref
erence to the profligacy, extravagance
and wholesale5 plundering of the party in
Now? when the fact of these insuffi
cient1 causes for setting aade the elections
it complied wilnTtheV,'tnowni fact i that
omissions -and commissions similar "to
those above recited, are to be foond in
the Management of the. election in a
number of Radical; counties,' the scheme
of, tie' "defeated Mongrel, pfacJiunters
appears in a light still 'more discreditable
tcrthem. Id tkia unty of Hrnda a sig
fcal example is furnished.' i The electors'
oatn 'wis administered to' nearly every
voter in the county by the first jnwmber
f tlio Board n Registrars, instead of
the second and if one -of the grounds
above recited 'be tensile for. annulling
the election it vrould operate to defeat
Jt in county entirely.. M
Whatever may be the disappointments
of individual place-iuntars in tha Radi
cal "part Consequence of their rejec-
UOu V UIO pevpic, no J
an outrage as it is now invited .W per-
xonn ior ueix exuustva uquwu.
pared to bcneTeaT-the-F1 fl l4TSe
wMoad ttself HUKr tne mSmf hi wh
JACICSON, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER T 1S71.
Tlte Picked Cavalry Sclaeue
Illatratd.
Unless the Rad3 at the cOminz session
of the Legislature beat a retreat from
one of their favorite positions, under the
force of the popular verdict which has
been pronounced against them as a party,
they will repeat the attempt to force this
measure of tyranny and iniquity upon
the people. The purpose of its authors
is to organize a band of licensed marau
ders, armed and equipped, to carry ter
ror into communities which may happen
to be obnoxious to the powers that be,
after the manner of the Bergen-Kirk
freebooters under scalawag regime in
North Carolina. The bill proposes to
appropriate 100,000 from the- State
Treasury or the organization of the
band and then to tax the whole of the
counties that may be prescribed for their
support. Thus, if under the instruc
tions of a Loyal League clan some "out
rage" be committed on a "loyal" citizen
of Newton county, for example, in order
to furnish a pretext for visiting Radical
vengeance on the county, the "Picked
Cavalry" is at once quartered upon it and
a 'tax is levied and at once collected to
pay the expenses of the expedition. And
this damage, severe as it is, will be light
compared to the wholesale depredations
and barbarisms which the unarmed peo
plemen, women and chiedren of the
county will be made to suffer in their
persons aad property. I
To show how this scheme of legalized
robbery and licensed murder will operate,
we have copied below the following order
issued by virtue, of a similar measure
which has been put in force in Texas by
the bayonet authorities of that State:
notice special military tax.
Office Special Agent, State op Texas,)
GrOesbeck, Limestone Co., Tex..
October 24, 1371.)
Pursuant to orders received from Major
Geueral A. G. Malloy, commanding State
forces in Limestone county, I am ordered
to assess and levy a special military tax of
forty thousand dollar $40.0UO) to be paid ty
the cUxieus of Limestone county to defray the
expenses of military commission and State
troops now ou duty in said county.
I therefore levy a tax of three per cent, on
the hundred dollar of all taxable property
situated in said county, as per assecMuent
rolls of 1871.
All person owning property In Limestone
county are notified to appear at uiy olticc
in the city of Groesbeck, immediately, ind
pay the same. All persons refusing or fail
lug ty pay said tax within three (3) days
from above date, ten (10) per cent, will be
added, and ilitir property levied upon and
sold to satisfy said rax.
'GEO. w FARROW,
Special Agent State of Texas
for Limestone County.
The particulars of this high-handed
proceeding are explained in a recent ad
dress of Hon. Mr. Conner, Democratic
member of Congress elect from that
State, and by the way, an officer in the
Union army during the late war. In
consequence of its preponderating anti
Radical majority, the carpet-bag Gover
nor selected Limestone county as the
community on which to put the fearful
enginery of the law into operation. In
the town of Groesbeck an African police
man shoots down an unoffending citizen
without cause. The murderer is arrested
by a posse of citizens under direction of
the Mayor, an appointee of the Governor.
A show of resistance is made but no
one is hurt. The Governor is duly noti
fied of the affair, and he forthwith seizes
the opportunity to declare Limestone in
rebellion to proclaim martial law, and
to execute it by his "Picked Cavalry."
After a season of murder and plunder by
these privileged marauders, the tax, as
explained in the above ocder, is required
to be collected from the citizens of the
ccunty.
And thus we have a practical illustra
tion of this favorite scheme of Radical
Southern State governments-
Vf rktnt-fcT VltiH Iclpal a7!M:tIo.
An election is to be held in our neigh
boring city of Vickaburg on Tuesday
next, December 5th, for the following
municipal officers mayor, eight alder
men, city judge, marshal, assessor and
collector," inspector "of weights etc.,
wharfmaster,- city engineer and cotton
weigher.
Sometime since the Radicals nomi
nated a full ticket, consisting of eight
colored and eight whites, headed by "J.
C. Webber for Mayor, who Governor Al
corn removed from that office several
months &go. For city judge G. C. MJd
dleton (colored) was placed on the ticket,
and T. M. Stringer (colored) for assessor
and collector. The number of colored
men on the ticket appears to have cre
ated confusion ia. the camp of the wreck
ers, for not long ago A. H. .Author
(white) was substituted for 3Iiddleton
for judge, and'H. Levins (white) for
Stringer. liddleton qtriefly acquiesced
in this arrangement but Stringer denies
the right of tha Radical executive com
mittee to make the change and an
nounces his, intention to run the race
through, as he is the regular nominee of
hit party. Besides these troubles, one
of their nominees for; alderman' "declines
the doubtf ol honor, aad has informed
their committee that he intends ,o vote
the Democratic ticket aa he did in the
laa election'; and 'A, N ewon' (colored)
hns announced himself a a candidate
for wharimaster against jJie regular nom
inee, Broad waters," (colored).
On the other hand the Democrat have
nominated ticket that ia very acceptable
and deserves tha support, and the votes
of all who have the interest of the city
and the tax payers at "heart. The ticket
i a J V4 V VVU .1.1
Citv Judge, Cooler Maan; City Marshal,
Gnff. G. Pegr&m Assessor and Collec
tor, Charles I-eehinan tjity inspector,
John' McQuaidav; Wharf and Harbor
Master, Charles M. Jlay City Engineer,
W. L- Polk Cotton Weigher, Joha, Ji
Wood.
Each of the four wWda have nominated
$wo good toen and substantial citizens for
aldermen. Jh Herald and the. Kews
speak very encouragingly of thai Demo
cratic proepectsrwhile the Times (Rad.)
is lecturing- the colored Toters iipo their
inordinate desire' to mpnjspole'' an the
officer .Upon tha whole, wa are inclined
to believe' that .th laxpBlyers of Vickaw
barir are-in st-falr 1 way o control teir
a-,
municipal an axrs. do mote it oe.
tiortraor A leer a Dpartit. I
The Emjjjnt Man has resigned the of
fice of Governor to occupy the place of
oniiea states oenator, which lie obtained i
by the bayonet election. It has
lxen
his boast, in view of the large majority
which he received by the disfranchising
operation of the reconstruction laws, and
of the fraud .and violence which were
employed to carry the election, that he
went into office without opposition. The
standing joke is applicable in his case,
that as he came in without opposition, so
does he make his exit. There is no one
to heave a sigh over his departure. His
political opponents, and among them are
many who hoped better things of him,
experience relief in the reflection that
matters cannot be made worse under his
carpet-bag successor; and his political
friends will breathe freer and easier.
His administration has been a failure.
Its promises were largf! its performances
small. With splendid material for ad
ministering the Lad laws which wicked
men framed, so as to make the weight
light as possible to the people, the large
powers he possessed have been wielded
in the interest of a faction rather than
for the good of the State.
We have his testimony on both sides
of the question whether the peoplo of the
State are peaceable and law abiding. In
May last, responding to the "slander"
of Ames and his confederates, he de
clared that they presented an "unbroken
I evidence of civil obedience And order;"
but he occupied himself in the late can
vass with railiog accusations against
them and with the studied effort U stir
up strife between the races, in ord r to
prop the fortunes of a corrupt und wicked
party. His testimony of May was true
but it deserves to be added that the peo
ple of the State have kept the peace in
spite of all the provocations to violence
which bad laws and their partial and un
fair administration creates.
Among the measures which Gov. Al-'
corn originated as parts of the policy of
his party, are the "Piked Cavalry" and
"Change of Venue" abominations. He
leaves them to be fought over by the con
tending parties or to be consigned to aii
ignominious grave by the consent of his 1
own partizans and by the united oppoei-
tion of the Conservatives.
His career as Governor,baa been crown
ed by one of the most ungracious of all
his performances. We refer, of course, 1
to his revolutionary proceeding in overid
ing the law of the State, and the opinion
of his legal adviser, to prolong the terms
of the persous whom he had appointed to
office.
The Jfobil and rlh eatora
Railroad.
We find the following very encourag
ing report from the Mobile and North
western railroad" in the Yazoo Demo
crat:
Wt understand that Captain Rogers, of
the engineer corps of the Mobile and North
western railroad, will be here in a lew day a,
for the purpose of locating the line or route
between this joiiit and Jackson. We are
also led to understand that very soon, work
will begin at this poiut. in th two direc
tions of Jackaou and Coahoma cdunu'.
Good news, it so.
Outrage npen is, Colord Denocrat
We find the following in the Prairie
News (moderate Republican)
A negro man was. a few uijebu since ta
ken from the premise or Harrison Gregory,
bv nejproea. aud whipped lor voting the
Iomocratic ticket in tha irnnerai elwliou.
Tbe negnv w uexierataiui, ht IdouUtied
four nenroea of the neijriiborhood as be
longing to the band of assailants.. The Uw
should be meted to tbem severely.-""VVe be
lieve In protection for all white or bliosr,
D moo rat or Bepublican.
i m i i
Here ia what the New York San," a
Radical paper says about the. Indiana FCu
Klux i
Here Is an undoubted caeof Ku Kfuxing
which is of very recent occurrence, and ex
hibits features more revolting than any of
those outrages which are alleged to have
taken place months or years ago in North
and South Carolina. Why does not t-nr-al
Grant send United State troop to Indi
ana and enforce the f roviaioua of the Ku1
Klux law in that 9tate. 1
iasai
The Clarion's tables for 1S71, foot up
thus:
RentiMUian mnioritv from 5.000 to 10.000.
Hinda Coonty Gazejtce.
Exactly the reverse. We estimate the
Conservative majority at those figures.
No Small CossiDEKATrojr..' -The
Montgomeay Advertiser states that there
are now ninety-eight electoral, votes in
the South and South West, against the
Radical candidate for the Presidency. 1
S r y
Col. Marmaduke Johnson, 6t Confed
erate fame, died recently is Richmond,
From the Kosciusko Lemder.(
Jocslkt Thick Last Saturday evening
there were several horse races at tbe race
tracks in the suburbs of Koaciusko. i At
the last race, the stakes', amounting to
between 47 and 57 dollars were, placee
jn the hands of one Capt. H. C Iav,'
until the race was decided. hots the
stake-holder wawi -alled for, he was
fwund raiisiogfaxKi tbe-i6tiey in his
Docket. The last heard of the eeriuemaa,
he had reached Durant and taken the
north-bound traia for unknbwn r parts.
If those who bet at the race badat been
at such a delectable place, they 'would
not have lost thear money. 4
..1.
Ah IIokxst MAW-The Brook h area Cit
izen haa the following:
Mai. Brice. an ex-oitiier or me-union
irmr.iriii Radical eandidate for -Super
visor id tJopiao eounty reiuaea o asjuepi.
the certificate of election tendered bun if
tbe Radical registrars, but declared that the
election waa fair, and hi defeat fair,' and
that Mr. Andre, hi opponent, waa t pag-
ty entitled to the certificate. ,r i.
From the Dallas fTexMileraU
The SalDhor SnTiasra'Gaaette records tba
death of Jud&re Thomas B. Woodward, at
his residence near tot piAce,,ia .jippKina
on.lt i
OODDtJ, on iu mvu uik. a
Judm fVowrwarl waslxtrtt Irl Sout fkr-J
olina, but moved to Mississippi, cwnerri ce
lived for maayaaaa eavca reapeeted. occa-nvine-
a seat in the Le trial ature. aodv at on
time, fllUnjf tbe position of Secretary of
Stan, lie nas Dee a ior many jaa -aa.
and leavea. saya tbe Gaaette, -a voted
family and many friends, to mourn bia ioas.
"asper, on the ?CJ, deported welt; defeal
hf hm KiAM In the connfr save old
Dick BtmmoB. rltroc for TtrraL .District
Attorney,' a majority 'of 8c3. for. Loperi
Representative, S08. nd for BrkrnetSMeriff
144. We congrauilatfl our native eounty
for tha laorela abaweara. SbabutaTimea.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Election.
YAZOO
CITY, RAYMOND AND
CRYSTAL SPRINGS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
iriIERKAS The Tamo Citv, RarmonJ
If CrjMal Spring Railroal. throush H. T.
T. Dupre, ike chairman of ta Iiwuut Com
mittee of the Incorporator named in lh
charter of Raid company, an4 the anthoriie-i
asrent of i l corporation, ha applied fr a
pubscri j tion from the eounty of Hinds, in the
fcuateet sUiaipi, to laa. capital aterk of
eaiJ railroa.i cnnipanT to Ihe amount of TWO
HUNDRED AND T W EST -Vl V K TUoUS.
AND DOLLARS. Said ur.crjptiB being
akei for in bondi f aaid county drawn aa by
law directed, and payable'.!) year afterdate,
carrying intrreel at the rate of eight pee
centum per annum front tbedate of aaiii bon 1
UOlil paid.
AnJ. whereas, Xf e, the Board of Siiperria
ora of eaidcoaaty, being foreuen purpo the
constituted authorities thereof, are eatinfled I
that eaitl railroad company propoee, and by
the term of their charter are required to run
tbeir road through the territory embraced
within tha limits of said oouaty; Saw, there
fore, we, the aid Board of Super ior, hereby
order that the question of 'rnbsrription'' or
"So Subscription of said tun of two hun
dred and tweoty-uT thousand dollars to the
capital atock of aaid railroad company be sub
mitted to the qualified voter of said liin Is
county at a special election to be held in said
eountr for that purpose, on SATL'RDAV, THK
lti.TH DAT OK DKtJEMBER. 1S71.
It is farther hereby ordered, that for tha pnr-
pose of conductiojj sail election fairly for all
parlies', tbe 1'resijent of said Hoard of Super
visors, J. R. Home, Es.j., do give nolir of tha
pnrpoae, plans and time of said election by
publishing the earns in every puMie newspa
per printed and published in said county for
twenty days before, the lith day of December,
and by posting printed notices of the same in
at lemiit one public place ia each voting pre
cinct or district of said eoaaty. That said
1'n-sideot shall at laaat ten days before said
lt'.tk day of December appoiat for each toting
placo inantd county three inspectors and two
olerks of election, and shall give tbtra due and
tiinuly notice if said appoiniuienia and direct
them at the time named to proceed at the voting
pbtce for whioh ibey are appointed to hobi
such election in the modeand manner pointed
out by the general election law of the hnaie nf
Mistud.sippi for theboldingof general and spe
cial elections in said State; Provided, that
gaid inspectors shall before entering upon
their duties take the oath prescribed in sec
tion 1st of article 4 of the said genera! elec
tion law for the inspector of general and spe
cial elections to take before some officer author,
ited hy hw to administer oaths: Provided,
further, that said inspeetorsshall, before open
ing the poll for said election appeint on or
more suitable persons aa police orboe to pro
tect ali qaalified voters ia their right to vote,
aad preserve order and peace at and around
naid (Hills. That whea said election shall he
closed it shsll be the duty of said inspectors
aud clerks to count aad make return of the
vote in the niiMts ifld manner prescrirei i.y
article tlth ot said sreneral election law
ci'pt that they shall e returned to tbe clerk cf
the Board of Supervisors instead of the Board
of Registration of iaid county, who shsll pre
serve the same until the next meeting of said
Board of Supervisors thereafter, by whom said
voteithall be counted and tbe result determin
ed; Provi loiL further, that said iapetors it
election shall require every person 6 risg to
vote at sbcq election to preduce bis eertif est
of Regitnition, issued, to him bv the present
Board of Registration of said llinds county,
aud no )ieron. shall lie permitted to vote at
such election who dot-s not produce such certi
ficatf. ll i further ordered, that said President of
said Board of Supervisors shall append to his
notice of appointment seat to each of said in
spectors a printed copy of this order for the
instruction and guidance of such inspector in
the performance of bis duties as such.
It is further ordered, "that the regular vot
ing places iu said Hinds county at general
and upecial elections held therein, shall, and
are hereby ordered to be the voting places at
the election hereinbefore ordered and provi
ded for.
Wnr, application has been made by the
Yasoo City, Knvmond and Crvstal Hprings
Railroad 4mtaay for a subscription to the
capital stock ot said corporation to the amount
of two hundred and tweaty-Bve thousand dol
lars from the county of funds ia tha Mats of
Mtfiipui,eaii subscriptions to h in boadsor
iaiduuuij ill a u as tit imm Ui, via, pay aa-la
tweuiy years after dais aad bearing interest
al the rate of 8 per cent, per anunm from date
until paid; and, whereas, the Buard of bujr
visurs of aid eountr have ordered that th
question of Subscription or No Subarriptjea of
said sum of two hundred and twentv-ftva
thousand dollars to the capital stock of said
comrtsnv be submitted to th iuslified voters
of snid county,' on S ATt'ROl Y, rhe lHth day
of December, 1871, af a special elsertov) to be
held therein on that day, and bava appointed
m, the nndersigaed President of said Board
of superviaara to give aotio or tna pnrpnse,
tiaie and place for holding aaiJ aUetion aiiall
be at tha usual voting place ia said eounty at
general aad special elections held thersia.
m ii ii i, j
So, uierniore, 1. J rv. nnrae, rrniaiii oi
said Board of Supervisors, do hereby giv no
tioe to the qualified voters of aid county, tht
thev do. on S A T L" R I A V. tb loth day of De-
cemHer, 1HT1, -ifteet at the nstral places of hold
ing elccuons in sau uinas county, Tor toe
purpose of Voting for or against said suhsrip
tioaof two hundred twentft ve tboutaad dol
lars to tba capital stock of said company. No
tice is hereby given, further, that each person
may vote al auy box in the county, and will be
required to produce bis certiarai registra
tion Issued to biai by th present Board of
Registration of ts said Iliads eounty to the
iaspectors of election before cssting bis vote.
v r i ri v u
,1 J, iv. iion.i r.,
President Board of Eupervisors,
NATCHEZ AND JACKSON IIAIL-
ROAD.
At a meeting of the Hoard of "nperviiors of
Hinds county, Nev. 10th, 171, among ether or
ders waa tbe following;
Ordered, that tba pesitloa ef V L. Bogla
an4 othfra for to- tha Jackson and
Kaachei railroad ba submitted so lb qaaliisd
vaters of the oouaty for tiubacription or no
Subscription atta aaaae sitae tha Vicksburg.
1. a 8. L and Yasoo City, Kayaiuad ee4 Crys
tal Springs railsoad is aubinillad, aad that the
PreiidenL of tha Board take such actio aaia
required by the charier of aaid road in having
tUc vote auDmiiiea..
A true copy from the iniuutci.
Attest!
PE0; DOSNELL, Oerk.
Whiiiii. a neution sinned by fifteen legal
voters and tb tax-payers of the county of
Hinds, in the State ot Mississippi, asking for
subscription from said county to tha capital
Stock of the JCatches and Jackson raiuoad
company, incorporated by an act of the Leis
latureof said Ktste, approved July 'h.1f70, of
the amount trf TWO frcNDRID A TWIhTT-
flFTHOUliAiD DOLaVARa-ssaid Subscrip
tion to be, in bond or said couaty, rwn as
by law directed, aad payable twenty years af
ter date, an crr7io inuini iiuk m
seven per centulu per annum from data antil
paid, haa been presented to me.
Now, therefore, I, J. K. Horn. President of
tbe Board of Supervisors of said coaaty, do
hereby giv notice to tae legal voters or aaia
II indacouatv, that they do. on ejATURDAY.
T11C leraDX-T OF Da-CtUBKR. Ib71.ui.atat
tha uauil places of holding elections iu said
Hinds county, for tb purpose of voting for or
koKinst said snbacrlDtion of two hundred and
twenty- re thousand dollars to toe capital
tockr or anl reiiroa-i company.
Netlee la hereby further given, tbat each
nersod tnav vote at any boa ia the coaaty, and
will ee reouirea to proatife bib eernneaie oi
registration iiibsu io ntm cr uie prrnsi
Boerd ot BrigeeaAioa ef said Iliads eounty,
eth) iaepeetore ef eleetien before casting bis
vote. I.
J. R. HORSE. I
President Board of Supervisor.
tt-v 1 'l i .'1
vicKSBtTRa, rKyHAcoLA1 At snip
vTHtiMaa.' thVi Tieksborg, 'Pensaeola aad
Ehip Island Tkii road rompaay, tkreugh their
fresideat, josopn x. i. pmua, nave ai.pnea
for a subscription frew the eounty ef Hied,
in the State af Mississippi, to th espual stock
oreai4 ij-ailmal ewtniiv M the'afneunt ef
FIFTY THOUdANU' DOLLARS, said aub
evipftoB being, asked, far la bond of aaid
tssmv.detvsM by law dieeeaed, aad pay
akle uevaty yeare after dates, carrying inter
eaaett the rate ef eight per cantata per aaaam
frost ta Utef aaid boda entil paid
Aedwhareaa, we. the .Heard ef Supervisors
lef aad eeunty beiag for each purpose tfcecon-
T J I. e f ..I.. (iA ik.i
Pkiwukvu -fc v twi, mmw
aaid raUveed couiDaav Bresoee to mo ineir
road.threuch tha arritorv essbraoed within
f the lloilta of sajd county,
Iow, tnsretore, we, to eaio, ooara.oi su
pervisors, do herabv order that the q use tion
Subscription er ne SubscriptroB' of said aum
of Fifty Tbeneasxt-Dotiara- tethe capital stock
Csaid railroad eompaay be aabmined te the
Aualified voters of aaid Hind countv at a
LsDetial alectiim te he held ia aaid eounty for
f ciTI'lllllV .L.1.1.-11.
tnaf pnrposw, q oaisesj, im iwssijgi
rWvmber. 1B71.-
,U M fMrefcflwbjrdrtdlhal,foT the pur
pose of eonductipg aaid, election fairly for all
nertiea the jYevUsai' of.st moard of Haeer-
purpo, place, and time of aaid election by
Visors, iv. noma, aaq ss Bjiva Douctoi um
n r 0 J e
62 Oil PER VEAIl
piildislilng the same In every ptil'.ie nej
per printed and published in said eountr ir
'twenty dsys betore the saiil l'oli dav of l'r-
ccmber, aril ly joine; printed ti'tfi i.f ii,
sane ia ea-h voi:ng prrrmrt or dislnc of i I
County. It a! aid President rhsil. al It-...!
ten days before said IfWh dy of le-ml.rr,
a; point for esch voting plies iti sai l coiiu!
j inn-e inpccior ana lo cirrk ul election, an i
snail piv litem nuc in i timely notice t Mi l
appointment, and direct thrm at the tmir
named to proeed al tie voting plsce fir hirh
Uiey are appwntca to Uui I sucti election in ill
mo.ie and mann
ner pointed out ty tbe crneral
th Ptaieof M mo .it i i for the
election law of
no:img or general anl vpccial rlmiuM in
said htate; rrevided. Tt.at sai l in- r
hall, before entering upon their duties, ink
the oath prescribed la section lt of erne'.e 4
of the said general eleetinn lw for t lie i n p. -tor
of general and special elections to
taken before Soma officer su h oiire I v to
administer oaths Prev ided ftirt !u r, lliai i .1
inspectors shall, before opening the j uiln f..r
saia election, appoint oneormoremutldc pr
Mtii aa police otticers ta protect all iiiali!: d
voters in their right to vote and preset r 1,-r
and peace at and aronad the polls. 1 hat hrn
said election shall be closed itshill l.c the
dnty of said inspectors and clerks too. .tint an I
make return of the vote in the mode aiid mnn.
ner prescribed by article till of csi 1 erneisl
election lew, eieept tbat they shall lerrt urn.
ed to the clerk of the lloar-l of Super imi in
stead of the Hoard ot Kegtmrai ion of u i
eounty, who shall preserve th same until the
next meeting of sid Hosr l of Super is. t
thereafter, bv whnm said Vote shsll be omiMini
and tbe result determined: Provided, (iirtl '-r
that said inspectors of election shsll re.juire
evert person otlcrintr to vote al such on
to produce bis certificate of rniatrai i. n ixih .I
to him by the present Hoard of I'.ci .1 r n
of said 11 1 nils eounty, and n prr.tu i,
prnuittel t, vota at such election
not produce ssi l cert'rirate. It i fun l. re or
dered that tnid Fresidenl of aaid Host 1 o'
per visors shall appeud to his noi ,ce ot i f i i,i
nient seat to each ofeaid lnp.ctor a priu i 't
copy of ibis order fu the i am i net iu n nd f m I
ance of such inspector in tiie t i .rnnu o(
his dtitisa as sucti. It is fnethi r onli r. d thui
the regulsr votins; places in i Mm Is c.o:n
ty at general and special el ions held t herei n
hhall and are hereby ordered to be the m im.
plsces at the election herein 1. f. re or. let e,l
aad provided fr.
Wnaaaas, an appUration ha a I ecu tns.ie 1 v
the Virksbiirg. rsnssc.ila. snl Ship .lanl
railroad fur a subscription tn i tie raj ital stock
of said company to th amount of Kiut 'l'lo-u--and
dollar from the sounty of llimN. and ia
tba State of M ississippi. Said sunset ipt ion in
be snads ia boads of said county, lts u its I y
law directed, a v a I I e twenty years after dste
and bearing interest at tbe rate of ilii i
rest, per annum from date uatil i I And
whereas, a the Hoard nf aiuper isors of ssid
con st v have ordered that the question of Sub
ertptioa or no Subscript ia of ssid sutu ot
tiUj Thousand dollars to the capital mock of
said companv be submitted to the oimlifi.'d vo
ter of said county on SATt'KDAY. the llMi
day of lccemler, 1H71, t a special election to
be hebl therein on tbat day, and have t j.iti
ted roe, the undersigned President of mi.1
Board of Supervisors to give not ice of t he pro-
Fertimeaad place ef said election, and lie
urtber ordered that the places lor )o! lint
said election shall be the imual oi i n g pi c
ia said eounty, atgsneral and Smtih1 election
held therein.
Now, therefore, I, J. R. florne, Prexidf til ol
said Board of Supervisors, do berrby ic no
ties to the quail bed voters of sail Count v. that
tksy de, on SATURDAY, the lishdsvof l..
eeniber, 1x71, meet at the usual placi-tof hM
ia elre' ions in said Hi a 1 roii nt v tor i be pnr
pnse nf vntiag for or airainst bkiJ subsei tpi mn
of Fifty Thousand dollars to the cnj itsl slock
of said company.
Notice is hereby given further, that each per
son may vote at any hoi in the couni v, sti I
will be required to produce his cert iticutc i l
registrstion issued i hi in bv il.e irco-m
Board of Kegisi rat ioti of si id Hind county to
the laspe ors of eleeiion before .iliil Ihh
vote.
.i. r. nortNi-,
Pi esiJcut Ii.iui d ol Suj.ei Viti. l
Nov. 1", 1H,1, t I
11"'
,noAi i:i
in
Mosti.t ivn ?toaTM'rTFrt i ll. It. t'o.,
(lfl:ce No. AH St. KranciM Strvet,
Mihilk, At.., .Nqv. l.'i, 1?71. j
To the nfnoralile the Pre-ident and lt.isrd of
5upervis(irs of the :ounty nl Hind., Mis
sissippi
Gistlsmkn: In behalf of the Mobile and
Northwestern Railroad t'uiupsn.v, an I in
cordauee wita ise jirovlstons ol fr.-r.iuii ol
the ciiartsr of said cuuipan.v, I hm .L. ,..,e
to respectfully re'im t tiiul.tor s u I ou account
of th oouaty ul llinds, you slis'l, in :i"iiT
utity Milk raid section ol' il, eLsit. r, ol
scribe lo the capital stock jf said onipsnv iu
the sum af two hundred and twrutv -tie tl.ou
sand dollar, aud that to fcUtsiu the ii" ",.jrv
a hi horn v to niske such uberipi i on, )u sl.u!)
siihiait the qurstioa uf "Snltscri pi 10 n or V
Bubscription" to th uushti.-d vol. n of tid
counfv Vn be SI XTI-.KN TH IA V K UK
CfcMliKlt, IsTl.
TV. I) MANN.
Vice President M. A N. W II. It.
M
illiltf l NoBTIIW KM 111 K. It. Co.,
Oflice No. l St. l- isnci. Street,
Mobil, Ala., No, loth, Ic7l.
To Ihe ITonorabte the President and It turd of
Supervisors ef lliii.li CuitKiy, M.indp
fi BkTLKH as Supplementary to, mi l a a
pert of the projwsii inn made to von this day.
in behalf of the Mobile sud Sorthwe-t -i n
Railroad ooipauy, in relation to a subscrip
tion to the espual stuck of said cuuipauy I'V
jour couaty, I aesire iu niiiciiiyiiuieii.se
the said sul.scripi ion is aaked and e pn t d
only uon th tiyrtu rcadiuvn tbat lur mi'l
company shall construct tui ir liii" .f K
road lo Jackson, Mit-sisuppi, aod thronli a
portion of Hind county on route to l,u.,
t.'ity, withia two years Irutn th da ol
election at wbicb such su!ei ip'n.ti siiallb
voted.
It is believed that the considers! on of the
very early completion of th road to lite cspi
tal of the couaty, will be a strong iu lu. u eui
to vote a liberal subscriptiue. ll' your people
wanttb road at all, lUy want ii i.i- i ly.
If you do aot get tbe road, uMhiug will b paid
aa'i the oely c'jat will be the tr.tliug rouble
of voting the proposed subscript iuii In do
ing this, the people will have done sit in their
power to secure the benefits of this (rrent
work, aod shall enjoy it, if ii be found tacti
cal. le, with the ai l thus offered to locate t be
road on that line.
Very respectfully, yournVt serv't.
W. If. MANN,
Vice President M. A N. W. I!, it.
uni:nrtPi,
The Board of Supervisors accepting the pro
position from said railroad eompenv. herein
before incorporated and made a part of this
order; thererire.
BE IT ORDERED, That the question of
"Subscription," or ''So Subscription" to the
amount of tw-a haedreiT aad twnty-lf thou
sand dollars (IZo.iJJDa the amount contained
and asked for in the proposition aforesaid, b
submitted l4 tha quaUhad Voters of Hindu
county, at a special eleeiion, to be I, el. I at be
various votinjr precincts in Hinds countv, ON
THE -SIXTEENTH DAY OK Dh 'E.MlIEK,
171, and the Board of Registers of Hind
eounty, are hereby notified t, l.oM said e'ec
tioo, aod to proceed at otire to give fh tio'i. e
hereof, as is provided by Arutl i ot the lien
eral Election Law, and to tuake due renin. of
the result of said election as r pjired hj law;
and that tbe Clerk of this Board eertilv a
copy ef thia order te the Board of kkuil
J. R. HORN, President
(lio. I)osr.Lt, t.Ierk.
li'i-'6
R
EUtTRArh ilOTK E.
Notice is hereby givea U.a', in pursuance of
Article 4, Section of the Regintrstion Law.
approved by tbe legislature nt the state of
Mississippi, May lit, H7 1, the regietrtti'.ri
books for all th voting prrscit.cis.of Hinds
county will be opened on
MON'DA T, the Iltli,
TUESDAY, the T2ib.
WEDNESDAT, tbe 13ih
daya of DECEMBER nevt, 171. al the Cmii t-
honse tbereoi, in tne town or nsymona, tor tiie
iiurnose of registering and eivttie cerlincai.s
to all such persona as hava iwcom .f letral
age, or citisens of tbe county tor one iu'm.iIi
prev ions; or etherwise and failed to T''im
fierstofore.. The books will be clesed en ED
NtaDAY, the ldth. two Jsys before the elec
tion, to be held SATU RDAY, (he ltkh. of Da-
cember, 1671.
Attention is called tethe 7th, Section, Article
4 of the Registration Aft: f
See. 7. The Hoard or Reg.stj alion, in atT
matter pertaining to their registration, shall
be conservators of the Peace, and empowered
to arrest and cause to he imprisoned in the
eounty jail, when, necessary, all peraone ob
structing or preventing thtir registration, io
tiBudeUBgr threalaaiug, er fraudulently con
triving to prevent any person entitled i hereto
from registering, crraimg riots, disturbances
or quarrels at the place of registration, or oth
erwise interferring therewith, to prevent or
delay the registrar in th discharge ef their
doty: and ell such ea-wnse shall be punished
aa asisdeanors ender the criminal cede, and
said registrars are empowered to call upon all
sbetif a, aoaatahkse nod their defeatisa, and ell
other peace onicera, and, when neccsKry, oth
er eliitens, to aid and assist I hem in enforcing
tha laws aad publie peace, and suppress dis-
turbanoes, and prevent the o&ense nutnera-
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