The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-18

vial splfN " Htvuliics, and hlalHf
Ifnses That Shen Ibis has d,eayed,
aud The love ~ mone, has usIfptd lla
Idsar, although N, fufm fire gu,erh'
heni may remain for a ssason. the
Substance has departed forever tnf
r'earui financial rendition !. without
. raisIlcI IN Ilsioi, nation has
ever bsIne lsen e,nhafrassed lruh lup
large surplus IN liz ifcmhefl lhs
hlInpsi n,erssafIl, eises hllh 10 e,'
irs,aeani helsIaiIun, II prudueot
Wild schemes u expenditure, aud he'
sels race VI spectators and Iuhhers,
whose Ingenuity II cAcvird IN eonln,,
Ing aud promoiInv sapsdlenlr iu obtain
The public money, l'siit through
lis oilicial agents. whcihcr rllhilully
or vronsfaliy, Il suspected, aud the
character II The i'osstnmcnl suffers n
the estimation VI The people This !,
In i'ss,ll yer! great evil The 10.
,lonal mooo of relief ifum rmharlaft
mcn', Is to appropriate The surplus IN
the treasury 10 great national objects,
for which q clear warrant can hc louni
In the Constitution. Among Ihrm |
might mention the c,llnrukhmenl Of
the public debt. and reasonable N.
crease cfihc Navy. which is az Ire.
seni inadequate IL The protection Of
our vast tonnage uioal, nov greater
than that Of al, other nation. a. We'll
~ the dcieucc of our extended SEA.
coast.
!, is beyond question the true principle
that M more revenue ought to hc role
lecssd ffnm the people than The amount
nccessnr. 70 pay lhe ,ap.n.,s of u ~is',
ccoi,omical aud cilrien, aliin.iraiion VI
tn Government. 10 reach ihi,, !, wns
necessary to resort to modification II
the rafiif. and this has been ne,iinpli ha.i
in .uvl, manner y. ,o do ~ iiti'r ninrY
" mn, have been prseiicihle % oits do.
ni.stie manufactures. especially those NO.
cs..sr, for the islcncc u ths cprriry
Any discrimination aynirst q naricalsF
bian. tor tho pn'ros, 81 hsbrGiiiag fa-
vcr.ic cosrotst,cn.. ibdisidusl, er inter.
,s:., would hn,r b,.n unju-, to the rc.i oi
the community. aud ,n,"n.i.tcnt with tl,t
spirit IL fairness s.i equality which
ought to govern in the adjassmeut vi q
i,,,nur tariff.
HIT ths sqaandsrinr of the rul H. mo-
nov -inks in'o comparative ipsirnitirnnc,
n. q ,r,n,.,stion IT, corruption. wl'u coia
raicd with the sluasdcr.ug Il the public
lausi..
/ NJ ns,isn In the tide VI time Ia, e,c
hr.a bl.ss,d 4 u,th 20 ti.h anal noble ~ IN
b. r..ancr ~ ~ chic, 10 the public loud.
In administering this important tiust
While !, my lewiss 10 gtI,ht portions .
'hstn f,t ,.is improvement, ~ the remain
de-. VI y. shcald never so.rst tht it J
I our ..iriinal poiiv, 10 t,srf,s thss', lun,.
a. much as ma, le Tor s.iaal ss'sl'f'
an, this nj moderate pies. We sha
tta' hot nni, promote thr prosperity q
the rev State. ~ furnishing them . hii
d sni independent rue. ~ hutcs' ani IN
,hiar.sas. si,is-ns. but shall -,are hra,
ior our children aud our chilrrt'. ~.
dr.n. ~ ~sll Ns for th,,se rsilstl iFnm i0i
s.sn .h"rss. sho nssy sssl in tbs ru1ust
~ improve their condition and 10 ci,is
the blvs,inrs II civil aud rlisisGs hhsl
8. Such emigrha,s have dbns much
prvm.s- the grv~th end prosperity :
J the county. The, hs.. pss,ra fsithf'
both IN rcsee and .n var. MFR tc,oH
!. ing eisssrns they srs sii,i'sd. under u
Consultation and laws 10 be placed on
. pcff.cs equality with native born eitisel
--aaI in this character the, should q,
bv kindl, rv~vsa's,d.
u. Federal Consultation !. gra
. from the State to tcngrr-s n rrrtn
spccife pSwer., snd thu QUESTION vhttli
this grant shall he liLsrally or stfscI
, Rssrasi, has more ov Ices DIVIDED rol
. teal parties frcm the brrsnn,nr. Niihe
entering into the argument. desire
STATE. at fhs cauDshcemen, 81 iny satHi
. isssssioh, that long sapsrlsnss uhd eh.'
!. walton ~ cessineed me that s,fi'; 81
|. ssIustiss VI the pcwsss of the ro,sr
). Msst Il the oev e1es shessv oE q . tons
!, tsties. whsssves, b our Iest his,ol
: doshsfsl powers have keen sserei.sd
9 coseSvQ, they hsse Detss failed to u
y dscs iajssiss' aaJ ssA.pfv eonsequsrs.
q haav sssA iuslsscss wight b. aii.ses'
!. this vese ~ Dsopes oeessicn. Svithrr
!. il n-vssasy fsr tie public esrsies,s s'rs
the Isaxusee u ths CDassi'usion. h-rau
ell the srsss ssd ssefsl power. reluir
r fus the so.xss.ful sBminirsrsslen uf
= sicvpsxneul. besh 10 peace aud IN y
= have ben gssntsd. esther in espFss.tea
q es by sAs pIsssess impIss'ioa. whl
A. derrly cvNvsnce1 " these truths.
:. CONSIDER ID clear. that unslsr the warns
!. ing power, Congress may ArmOrri
= msasy ,vssssls she construction 81 N
y sars road, whra thie i ahrsiuts.s uses.
II ~ Ter shs dsltuse II 80 ssale er srrs
q .. sf the usiss sesiwss faasiep iuvasil
h Csies the Ceassi'usioH, Congress
,. rcw-s 10 declare var, - fais, sni =
|. pcss armies. b rf,sids nj msn'asn
:, uavv. end 10 call fsrsh the n.lt.s n
y ri invasion. 1Ass erssved n IN srs
10 nsases 9Th . vss-mshine rs~sr.
le esrYssesa1ire l1fy = rsqsirei that
10 tnissd Sseass shall protect each sf
n stats against isvasicn. Has Is ], I
n .'bIs to socsi THE rs.'e-sieDss tslifnr
= spd csr psriAe rc.se<scrs. stcrs
. Iasars sf m,lirsry r,sd shres-h ta-
y Ysssri~s u the rnissd Sssses. csrr vh
n nsu and munitions II var nas D srres
to ssn.pssrv,I frsm shr AtIsnfls STATE
n ps~s nn-l rtael tn in-s5str b es.f |.