The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-25

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li INal'n ietm 0late ftl tiuo 30
fr'I Il0 amarR iou ahd haw ~ find ng
m'' elevated ~ lhla position Nv yunf
.nhfAehce and tindbeia without lil
..filHn ~ fufi or my part o. moro
Han ! could have r,prol,d Thm
r'rHuHlfnrpd. ! would he nnfe NJ
'e ihaa msh, dll nai -ianl fead,
20 rltNRr eyefy cnef's " miod md
haf' - iho brsl Interests of Nis.it
loll 1hia p'0lfo ! nDw make. and
tul sn,InF. e shall b. fedsemed.
u " with pleasure ibai now con
rriiuialcyon on lhe present prasporIi
afolf beloved slbl, all The stream
"A mmfrl and abunlince are nm 10
nfrfIlowlns, and the inward, of labor
are ample In all The ,ooallons of llfe,
WNpfccedrnicily ~ In our agricultural
pursuits, more especially ~ 10 our
provision crops. and Ia reference 10
wv yreai staple, cotton saoh IA now
i'e pressure II demand upon supply,
u connection with the wants II The
world tlat after lhe preseii financial
embarrassment shall have passed. We
nay reasonably expec, rcmuneraiinr
plres for this, the creates II our
agricultural products, on which our
prosperity 10 much depends.
u Is usual on an occasion lIke he
Proiea, 10 give . brief outline Of ihe
policy sliuA will inlasacs the iaoom.
lrg administration. In pursuance of
TIA custom. ! viii proceed 10 say ihs,
all the Institutions which you have
heretofore lonaiel, shall receive ny
care. Among these. refer 10 your
I.auaiIc Ar.lum. your institutions ior
iae bllna. and tho deaf and dumb, yonr
IaIverliy al 0xfard, your system Of
Urinary Schools. your great works Of
Internal Improvements by RsIlrosa.
and your Ieyee System. All ,hese
Will engage my attention. more cspe.
c'slly ,oar Luaaiic Asylum, this l
'''eem iae greatest earthly charity.
and n Il were 10 be neslectedf ~
vas'd scarcely he en- !i,lsd TO ,he rask
o. 4 civilized y Christian peopls. vs
may BY privsie means psovlds ts :
certain exssrs fof the blind. or The
deaf and danh. or ios tho general az.
fusion II educsiioa. bat there are no
msans by ~L.sh The inssAe poor osn
be protected by svublIc ssylum. The
rith may sssd thsis issaas 10 ,hs In.
sii'siIous Il other States. bu, the poor
OF evea ,hoas In medium eircum.
stances sw unable 20 do 70 and their
Insane must perish unless csrrd fpr by
the State. In reference I, lhe other
subjects rfsrrd 10, ny action shall
10 fully responsive ,c The. will of the
rwk. a. oppressed through their i'm.
mediate representative in he Lsgis.
lsiive department. Of he Gosssnmens.
1silI Of oil times be ready 10 90 o.
far - he who goes The iastkess. !
doa', believe that ve can ever pay
teo much fSs the mnfsl. Intellectual,
Or ssisl slssalos Of The people, not
do ! believe that This elevation. %
rsIhsr the means ofiis attainment. can
ever be fully realized. bat by develop.
ing the physical resourcesof the State
through a veil digsstsd sysiem Of iu.
tesnaI improvements. thereby risting
our most useful work subsidiary 10
the most enlightened beneveIence,
thus carving out that noble provision
Of our own State Constitution. which
declares that " religion. morality and
kaowlsdge. being necessary to soed
government. The pse~erva,ioa Of lib.
ssiy. and The happiness Of maatInd.
schools ssd the means Of educaiiou
shall f'seves be encouraged h ihiu
State"
Ian happy V be able 10 ceaerais.
hate yes who nos hear NJ. and In
Sisie At large. npca the ret. ihsl
each ssd ~ y ~ measures shovs
ssfsned y ksss kespssesrs sssslvpi
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