The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-11

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slomncb ~ the very thifg ~ take
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sion IT, o ranncca for cocrrlon,
cSll wnr aud ruin, which, mlraa You
act quickly will soon be- ~ you,
Seeing That they did not heed ~, We
/ raised our voices and began 10 bel
los, "Dsupion, disunion, murder, in
Wrrcctlou, couBagrstion, %in'orneclno
war, Jcn Davis, lnncy and the devil
Seeing them stop and ga2c at ~, We
| thought W. were frightening them
INTO measures aud 70, motioning the
hand, began to speak to them IN this
wise: "Lisicn 10 rs, ye poor igno-
rant herd and hear what you are
doing. You are tearing down the
temple of liberty you are commit
ting treason against the United
| States: trca- But before We could
finish the last word, the herd charg-
at down on rs Ike mn avalanche (;
tramp.cd ~ under foot, smashed the
mlncc pie in our faces. and dcluged
~ with the soup We had stolen
from "Will." Truly, ! thought We
we're ''donc for but, content with
this expression Of their wrath OF con
tempt Il never could tell which, they
kept on to their homes aud left Us
alone in our glory
You may rocollect, my dear Prop,
that VT kept close for some time ai-
ter that, and that the first time we
met you informed me that six States
had held conventions, like that trca.
sonable. rcbcllious, satanic, damnablc
convention of oars, which has crush.
ri on, our liberties, DISTINGUISHED the
poor man. made the self.contractIng
iron cage to put him--could You Fur
nish u. with II model of that same p
taxed the ncgros sl2 n head, and
PLAYED the devil gcnerally-bustcl
up this glo.o-ri-ous l%nion, organized
u government at Montgomery. and
now stood, armed to the teeth. bid.
ding o proud dcfanc to Uncle Abe
i, used to be- Uncle sam. You know
hut he's dead and Uncle Abe has tn
ken posscssion-and MI his enemies
, North and South. was astonishc,
, at all this, | was: but then, a. ~,
Justly remarked, the ''common herd
who had lone il never had any sens,
aud never would have. You also in
, formed me that We leaders had near
. ~ all disappeared: victims doubles.
to the cowardly rage Of the secession
lists. But our hearts yearncd towar
- them. and with MI the zeal and Il,
y termination Of DR.. Kane, in his Ar,
tic Expeditions, We travelled fortl
!. sorrowiug and sad. in search Of OF
4 lamcntcd chiefs. Our feet pressc
4 many lands without tidings of ii
lost, and We were about to return
our homes and canonisc them I
4 martyrs in the glorious cause, whe
q We heard that somc Of them had bee
A seen at the Capitol Of the rebel
It Thithcrward with quickcning stcl
wcbcnt II eager way. nothing doub
3 ing ,ha, II gallan. leaders had "a
!. len into the hands cf the bloody re
y els and we're confined in patent sci
|, contracting iron cages, at the leas
n. Arrived at the Capitol We made an
., lcus inquiry and we're told that tn,
m we're in the Hall Of Ccunscliors. Su
"A posing them to I've on trial for the
m lives and perhaps eve receiving sc
IA tencc Of death from some modcl
IN Jcarics. such as "Harris. Of Gcorgis
ii or '.Fraxicr. Of Texas w hurri,
HI across the ves,ibule and we're adm
a, ted to the Chamber Of Counsellor
" when. y Temporal. q Mcrcsl n sig
:. met us which ''harrowed up our soul
m frosc our blood aud made our u
(. eyes. like spheres start from ths
m sockets" Even now. a have
6. the courage this dreadful tale to I
hearsc.
re- But truth must be told "though 4
! heavens fall" Judge Of oar b
in prise. CONSERVATION and indignatic