The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
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now .lIlc their convictions deaufI
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hnlliclam 10 give mp The pap By
winch n haa Nticncd and erowu f.
greatness. Neither can the 'rccdm.
Snics r%clrlrc their steps. AltcI
thirty year. IF endurance, rcmon
trance and rNpostulntlon they have
separated from their tormcntor' nn'
trnIurprs. 4 return Of the .ecodih,
State. "a nov beyond the range o
any reasonable expectation. They
have realised the sense Of their indie
pcndcncc and nationality which
growing and systematic persecution
ustlgatci hy the refusal Of what fan
atheism. has denied them for man,
years. They are frcc-frcc from
subtle. designing foe, and by the bel
" Tod and their own self.rellnncc
they intend to remain free. This
the plain, mnttcr.of. fact statement
aud it il high time that it should b.
distinctly understood. And men wh'
continue 20 talk Of the Union. m,
Saving the rulon, are either knayc
or fools. \ short experiment la
satisfied them That they have ioun
that rcpoSc nut &c the MON whic
was denied them in the Union ; m
M amount Of empty promises Of goo
behaviour will coax them back mi
the uegro-stcaling den from whiC
they have SO %Scornfully He'd. III
sccrdine States are satisfied vii
their destiny. The dismal howls NJ
, threats IT the Nor,h cannot indu'
them 10 change it. They ARE no
p%rrsuciug the even tenor Of their WI
quietly and cautiously laying q
supcrstructurc ofa ConIcderacy, col
posed or . homogeneous racc-a pc
pie free, prosperous and powerful.
| With such irrcconsi!ahl cautagoni'
/, it is folly to talk about y pcaccai
settlement. The North must 9th
treat Southern secession ~ y trim
(, plant revolution aud recognize I
independence of the seeding STATE
= ~ she must confront it as trcasC
u and attempt to- put 1t down by !
= military force Of the remaining Stat
4, IT, attcmp, coercion will consolidi
v I'll the Southern States into IN !
y prcgnablc phalanS, aud to acknc'
C edge the independence Of the see,
o ing States viii prove equally as I
| %as,rous, for IL will produce rcbclli
!, in the North and recognize a doctr
:, that would at once result in q wi
T. drawal Of al the Southern States.
= We are certainly in the midst Of pc
lc Gus times, and We cannot see h
these difficulties are To be settled
Our dispatches this morning Ito
indicate q peaceful sclution.-l
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