The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

Soliciting yaH calm I'D tmpahlal
lulsmehl Hpon Che fulluslhf state
meat II faets, constituting, A. ! be-
liese, . s8nlelsnl lsismee IL ssulsf
als iho lfam sarcastic temntl aud
Wllhefing illuslen n Judge Harrison
phele 10 iays, II thought Il va %.
hid shi N lal taste ~ w lae llut
bfligp " fefef 70 lhe time ! HE'LL ~
hoe, anl ihs huhhihf Nos, tel'
lUu flliHeti, lpl W. Ate, wilhoul The
least shadow " room fuf gaihblinr
uplh whose shoulders tho WnAlnl
feline ahl bad lsslc does rest ahl
W Prove beyond controversy that u
fesls apob Judge llnnisuu's Own, lei
me- fpttt TO the law and the icsllmo'
Ny here Il Ia "ludao DafhfidRe
has served meaning The people
twelve years, ADD Judge nait,on
sis" Here, nov, is presented bic
own language, " thai N bis friend
writing IN ht behalf, which Il the
same thing us II he had Written u
hImsolf, showing beyond the posi-.
bllly u d doubt that he, himself,
is the party guilty Of that want of
courtesy aud proper doeuun, IN.
stead Of myself, ~ roIcring to the
length Of time that each of Us have
been In onlee, The above quoted
language will be found In his reply
TO my answer 70 theif own petition,
I now submit, II Judge llarrison's
most uugcnerous and uukind asper.
sions he vrongfully attempts IN his
circular TO throw upon me, IN order
to make things tell IN the coming
election, has not rceoiled with re.
doubled force upon his own head,
Seeing, then, that IT Judge Harris.
ou's friends put the time Of his hold.
Office in issue, themselves, and give
m erroneous statement, at that, who,
! ask In the name Of conscience. can
rcllcc, upon me lor correcting a wrong
statement IN the defense Of myself,
and 10 prevent M imposition from
being prac,iecd upon the citizens Of
my county, BY him,
Here permit me TO remark that
Judge Harrison is cs,oppcd from
saying the above statement | attri.
huicd 10 him was made by bis friend,
and no, by him, for the maxim Of
law Is, he tina, does anything through
another, does it himself; and il is q
well known fact, 1t received his ap.
probation, aud was sanctioned by hi.
a%cquicsccncc ; aud SO soon rs | showct
that Judge Harrison had been in Of.
Zee something Ike fourteen years.
instead Of siN, Immediately circum.
stances altered eases, and Instead Of
my OK g1sir- ts hull, il Was his bul
gOrcd my *.
Having nov demonstrated bcyon,
controversy, tina, the uukind icelin.
and bad taste Is the legitimate OF
spring Of his own actions and doing
will take a more extensive view. Il
order to see, Il possible. wherein
have been in fault to such an cxicn
As TO arouse such a bitter and uurc
lcniing persecution against me.
|, is true, | availed myself Of III
opportunity, IN obedience to the law
OF my country which guarantees I,
It's citizens the right q becOmin,
candidates for any Office they ma,
suppose ihcmselvc, capable Of fllin,
to the satisfaction Of their fellow
citizens, to put my name before tn,
good citizens Of my county. a.
candidate for Probate Judge; an,
for ,ha, presumption, | suppose,
have become ~ obnoxious to judo,
Harrison pnd his friends. no,vi,h
standing Il was ., the solicitation o
. large number Of my fellow. ci,ifcns
irrespective % party. The fTs, s,eI
taken BY Judge Harrison aud hi
friends, in order to raise this storm
OF persecution, wasa petition no les
novel in its character than unrrccc
dcn,cd in the history Of this county
for the purpose Of inquiring into
private i%u,cr,icv between Judge liar
rison and myself, requesting me 4
release him from any obligation b,
may be under to me. saw with NJ
small degree Of as,cnishmcnt III,
compliment attempted 10 be paid &
my head, as well as an implied dis
position to cOcrcc q admission 4
their grstai,Ous and Unauthorized de
mand. for their petition was Of YER
different character from those con
iempla,sd by the genius Of our ins,i
tuition AZ remedial instrument, o
oppression. Yet, nc,wi,hs,andin,
the petition vas utterly devoid 0
those legal characteristics tia, the,