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81
i. The executive power shall be vested in Presi-
dent OF the Confederate States Of America BE and the
Vice President shall hold their Offices for the term of
six years; but the President shall not be eligible
The Pr sident and Vice President shall be elected
follows: gs
2. Each Ssate shall appoint, in such manner the
legislature thereof may direct number Of electors
equal to thewhofe number of Senators and epresen-
taliyes 10 which the State be entitled in the Con-
gress; but no Senator Representative, or person
holding an ONCE of trust or profit under Confeder
ate States, shall be appointed an elector. =
g. The electors shall in their respective States
and vote by ballot for President and Vice President
one Of whom at least shall not be an inhabiant OF
the same State with themselves; they shall In
distinct ballots the voted for
and they shall make distinct lists Of all pereons voted
for President and Of all persons voted Vice
Presiden and Of the number Of for each which
list they shall sign and cert, and transmit, sealed
the Of the Confederate States, directed
Senate shall in the presence Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives, open all the certificates, and the
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We the people of the Confederate States each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character in
order N form permanent federal government esab-
ish justice insure domestic tranquility and
the Blessings of liberty ourselves and posteri
ty-invoking the favsr and guidance Of Almighty God
do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America. p
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ARTICLE I.
SECTION

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
in Congress OF the Confederate States, which shall
consist Of Senate and House Of Representatives.
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ARTICLE ".

l. Full faith and credit shall be given in each
State the public acts records and judicial proceed
ings of every other State. And the Congress may,
by general laws, prescribe the manner in which
such acts records, and proceedings shall be proved,
and the effect theieof iita,si
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l. Other States may be admitted into this o. sed-
eracy by q vote Of twcsthirds Of the whole Hoa.e
Representatives, and two-thirds Of the Senate the
Senate voting by States: but new State shall be
formed or erected whain the jurisdiction of any
other State; nor any State be formed by the juno
tioa of moro States, parts of States, with
out the consent Of the Legislatures the States con.
cerned as well as Of the Congress.
2 The Congress shall have power to dispose of and
make all needfui rules and regulations concerning
the property Of the C0nfederats States Including the
lands thereof. : 4 :
B. The Confederate States may acquire new terri
tory, and Congress shall power ieeisate and
provide governments for the Inhabitants Of ali terri
tory belongng 70 the Confedsrats States lying wt-
out the limits of he several stafss and may permit
them, at such times and In such manner ss lf may
BY law provide, to form States to be admitted tn3o
the ConfedeFscy. In uc2 ssrritoFy, the tnstifus
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ynu mu,i w. prepared fof ryrfy fosor0
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pift. You musi be- prepared nl7o IN
meet u combined assault NY son ahl
lnnl The North is iunancd Yml
have crippled iu eommefcc md emp.
tied NJ wpfk hops, and ~ doing ~
have suppliod men lor tho recruiting
service The Northern forces will
not now have McSlcnns 10 encounter.
They little appreciate the activity,
daring and spirit Of the South. De.
SIDES, You are on your own soil, de-
Tending your property and homes,
This "a half the battle won before II
IL begun. War will consolidate your
strength aud give unity To public
opinion. Perhaps It will give you
the support Of the Border States.
They, surely, cannot stand IDLY by,
aud wee YOU rcpcllIng the common
enemy. Your cause Is ~ much theirs
as your own. | do not, At the same
time, profess to understand their
exact position. Are they hcsitating
in the expectation that the Nortl
will make concessions " so, they
certainly will be deceived. The Nortl
will make no concessions-no com.
promises. This is Il question vbIcl
has been argued for forty years, anc
which no argument eau settle. The
sword must Ito that. Perhaps there
never was q time when men tool
sides with such a fixed determination
t. yield nothing-to modify nothing
| sigh as ! put these reflections upoi
paper, for they invoke scenes Of car
mage and bloodshed. which will b.
dreadful to look upon.
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nbbtrl Ny thc pcopl n ibo
tr I.lHpry Mon IT hiph olhall
H pl position aud wpl'h w'r'
strrn, among the volunteers.
Hallway cumpnniea, ~ liberal nira
po.a performing The duty ~ lrin
porting The mail
The President tays r. people thu.
united aud resolved cannot fail ia
meet With final Huccosa.
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fnt " Wub nm F
NJ H'shinb hp tsth etiled " ~
editorial paragraph IN Tho Hiaf II
tIls ss,t In Fhiah b h stated hat I
an ~ sshdis's ~ tIsslef std
that fhs name n ny heighbof ahd
fffbi w. Ells sl slfp b. present.
"A ff the some position This places
ma 10 M n%fflhf1us tuail IN, which !
Tract ygu Fll permit me- N o1ffaai
H. ihs 6ff place, Col am aot .
f4aiiff The matter theh pro-
posed 10 me- va' respectfully eohail
url end I feli BATTERED Ny the com
pImanf hut toll NY friends ! could
mot be D mnd late, mlefshOmioaied
Hence. until that contingency arises
ON not ~ candidate
The letter addressed 10 ma by sisty
odd prominent gentlemen, and which
you publish together with my reply,
in The same issue II The Star, was
signed by Dr. A ! Fills, "a well a.
yourself, and ! presume, therefore,
that the Doctor had 40 idea ~ him.
self bong o candidate IN any contin.
gcncy, otherwise | should not have
permitted the presentation Of my
name, for II would not only afford
me the highest satisfaction TO support
the Dr., whose views in relation to
the candidate are similar 10 mine) but
Il would be exceedingly unpleasant to
me to suppose that NY humble name
should create any division among the
people Of my county ut n time like
this, when aIl should be united.
May ! ask the favor Of you to pub.
lish this note, in order that the mat.
ter may be placed correctly before
your readers. Respectfully,
J. FRED SIMMONS.
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LONDON

We extract the following para.
graphs from a letter written from
London on the 30th Of March. by a
correspondent, Of the New Orleans
Crescent. II shows with what GER.
tain,y a dis,an, observer can forc,el
wha, is Transporting on this continent.
The predictions Of this writer have
in the short space Of thirty days, be.
come history:
The London press continues to
eruwl over American affairs. some.
times on one side. sometimes on the
other. The only sensible remarks
have seen are those made in a rccen,
number Of the London Review. |,
counsels a peaceful separation be.
tween the North and the South, sine,
their reunion seems to be an impcssi.
bili,y. when the causes Of their liaer.
enccs are considered. These are eli
mate. character. institutions ant
ideas. No doub, this would he IN,
better course. But. il canno, be- OK
pec,ed. The composition Of Mr.
Llncoln's cabinet and the tone Of IN,
Republican press will override an,
purpose Of peace Of the President, !
he entertain such purpose. The hea
Of his cabinet IL esteemed the ables
Of Republican statesmen. He ma
be snch; but, so far, when We look
the effects Il his public words %
acts, We must cay that he IL remar|
ably deficient in those two very ne
eseary characteristics cf statesma
ship-prudenee AID foresight.
HE political es~sse, he Ne dtsplay>
. q diaessns sinss, rsshness, esldne'
] esnsias. ed ftss. Ne - ~
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PANOLA INDICATORS.

The following is the list Of officers
and members Of this company, as
mustered into service by Capt. John
r. Dickins, on Saturday last:
OFFICERS.
Geo. +. Foote, Captain.
John &. Fiscr, 1st Lieutenant.
Francis ". Middleton, "a Lieutenant.
Green Il. Watkins, 81 Lieutenant.
Charles ". Graves, L., Sergeant.
Robert II. Taylor, ID Sergeant.
Peter Brown, ID Sergeant.
William N. Pepper, 9Th Sergeant.
James G. K~uykcnlall, 9Th Sergeant.
Richard +. Jones. lst Corporal.
Jesse G. Wright, n Corporal.
William NJ. Smith. ID Corporal.
Thomas y. Bradford, 18th Corporal.
Daniel NJ. Wilton, Ensign.
rRivATrs.
William J.. Taylor, les. Y. Matthews,
Lorenzo y. Jones, James u. PARKER,
Geo. Y. Shuford, William A. Hines,
James G. Brown. g.. ". Summers,
J. David Stone. William u. Elliott,
Richard 7. Smith, Elijah NJ. Lively,
George johnson, John W. Elmcndorf,
John NJ. Elmcniorf, John l.. Moixe,
John a. Byars, Harrison e. Scott.
Daniel 2. Thorpe. Edward II. wad.
kins, Samuel J. Watkins. John Mid.
dlC,on. Jr.. Joseph ". Hardic,
Robcr, a. johnson. John J. Leland,
Samuel o. Bryant. George Caps,
james ". Wright, James NJ. benson,
William J.. namm. Luke White,
ThomasL Carlock, Joseph A. Jones',
Richard NJ. Knox. William Il. VII.
lingham. j. l.. Bird. Samuel Dickens,
jr., William L. Rcncau, John T.
Cooper, Nicholas G. Knox, l.. II,
Wilkcr.
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Col. WARD dear Sir have
read the above communication Of
Col. Simmons, and while ! feel
highly complimentcd by the editorial
notice. Of my name as candidate for
Presidential Elector, ! fully and cor
daily endorse his statements. In
short, | am not and will not be n
candidate for the distinguished posi-
ton, but will be much grati6ed to
see my friend "kip Van Wrinkle"
presented to the position, knowing
the causc Of the South and her lnsti.
t%utions will find in him an energetic
and and able defender.
Respectfully, A. J. ELLIS.
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~ b, hed dsyi4g NJ fa4fmntaes " sgf
punt Hgatia
Almighty Ged, whose pfoyikhee
satoheih over all things, and In shose
hands IL Inc disposal n MI events, w
louk W 10 thee fof Thy protection and
blessing amidst tho apparent and gfest
danger. With which We afo enoompas.
sod Thou hast, IN Thy wisdom, per.
mlited NJ 20 be threatened with The
many evils u m unnatural war
Save o., W. beseaeh Thee from the
hands u our enemies. Watch over
over our fathers and brothers and
sons, who, trusting IL thy defence and
10 the righteousness Of our cause,
have gone forth to the service Of their
country, May their lives be precious
IL Thy sight Preserve them from
oil the dangers TO which they may be
exposed Enable them successfully
10 perform their duty TO Thee and "a
their country. And do Thou, In
thine infinite wisdom and power, "a
override events, and NO dispose the
hearts Of all engaged in this painful
struggle that II may soon end In
pence and brothorly love; and lesd
not only to the safety, honor and
welfare our Confederate States, but
to the good Of Thy people, and the
glory Of Thy great name, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
W. NJ. GREEN, Bishop
OF che Diocese Of Mississippi
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For the Pamela Star.
4 Few Words tn Those Who
Need Them.

When q country il threatened by
invasion. when on its borders has al
ready gathered the clod which may,
ut any moment, burst and spread the
storm that RACES in its bosom, there
naturally appear to the citizens Of
that country manifold causes Of
alarm. Generally, however, the
alarm, in such eases, arises not 50
much from the danger without rs
from the apathy or lndisposition OF
the inhabitants to meet tia, danger,
and such apathy generally springs
from want Of courage or patriotism,
in those who are called upon to avert
the storm which hovcrs over their
country. yc, how different is the
case with us at this moment That
We are in danger, all admit, that
some, especially young men, display
an alarming apathy, is too true; yet
xho With the record Of History star.
;,r him in the face. would dare ia
.-.soe;,,s tho rroua title Of ..Mi.siss.
,n,,,n" with the brand Of cowardicc
who ,h,, ,;.,.,.,o the e.,,r,y,stiou
g 0,.r IN, INNS, .naths,ic. doc. M,
c.,ol hi. hear, GLOW with sympathetic
,-,,,;o,;.m. and hi. blood warm in
.n,;s;r,,;o, NJ tho brave deed. such
pa,rio,i.m c,pno, fail to inspirei No,
"a hs !, from M, IN attribute. even
:, ,l,,,h, .,eh h,.s motive. 70 ,hos,
...,. .-,n,0r,,d
VI our ''"" wv"
with the tame lie OF c''''n' sn'''
the drum and trumpet are thrilling
brave hearts with kindred echoes
H., ,,rv r.vsr.. If the oucs,;on i,
A.. ..;.;,
true. 'or tine greatness NV '''s
quickcns into life the great virtues q
well as the great vices which might
s,.s have lain dorman, and .hapele.,
:. -, n-.x.,.j,i !;
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faliois 4 Niasis sea Mafyisea
shd IN DHgHf government, ahi
lhaf fhsy afa ta* abafAtlng N =
definite Won n Ihfadlb wa msss
msyf " ~ ~ ttfY 49, Ah5ihihg
.l bafi1hfile tgs LB' lhaeiigh The
egutify eIsmofs ~ ehsfgJ deeislen
ahl de'mmibriloh Iadianspotf'
L.ArnL
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Action.
We copy the following article from
the leading Black Republican journal
of Indiana, to show our readers the
intentions and feelings Of the Lincoln
ties, in that State towards the South /:
''The time for discussions, whether
of causes or consequences, is past.
W. are at war with the southern sec.
tlon of the Union. and by no action
Of ours. Il would be cowardice to
look to consequences. when We can
not avert them without a surrender
of our Government. and what is worse,
Of our manhood. Negotiations now
would be q confession Of error or
weakness, aud we feel that We ere
both right aud strong. Those who
have taken the sword mus, abide By
its arbitramen,. Everything can be
pardoned to the Administration now
but INDIGESTION and want Of energy.
It may hunder il the blunder be in
the vigorous prosecution Of q purpose.
II may be defeated, if il has clearly
done. all il could TO avoid il. The
people will abide in their devotion to
the Government, aud their cbedienc,
to its Executive. il they feel that hs
is at work with all his power. The,
know their strength, and they know
that no reverse can be more thar
temporary, II there be energy snd
decision at their head to repair ii
The Administration must now stoI
at no measure necessary to the pub
lie safety and the security Of tn
Government. II . refractory Stat,
blocks the way Of defense il must b
overwhelmed with troops and tn
Government taken FROM the hand
that have either yielded to a mob o
deliberately played the traitor. II
%riotous city interferes il must be hell
fast by the strong arm Of mili,ar.
power. Maryland must be entered a
q hostile State. and held in subsection
by force, il no other course will Civ
the Government q free road TO il
means Of defense. Baltimore mus
be rid Of its mob terrorism BY . blood,
purging. IL nothing else will do II
The troops from the North ought 4
, be gathered in tens Of thousands, .
they can be in q week, along tn
whole northern line Of Maryland an
Virginia, and both States north Q
Washington held IS subjugased prov
inces. The Capitol must be preser,
|, ed, and to do Il our communication
northwsrd must be preserved. I
leave our lines Of march and infcs
nation open to the interference q
traitors is simple suicide. II Is ten
I. derncss cruelty misplaced. II the,
cannot be held quiet BY other mean
their territory must be oceupied B,
the hosts Of the North, - il csl
easily be, and no Southern power CO
reach or interfere. Maryland hes n
J claim nov 10 the sympathy Of any
body. She hes trescherously adhere
to the Unica to strikes more eaectiv
blow ct il IN the hour Of lie need
Events march fast. Washington ne,
be attacked IN . week or . day. 81
erything indicates hat . siofose'
understanding eaisss tstvvs> Is
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By tbe telegraph.


New YORK, April 27.--Gen. But
Ter has planted q battery upon the
heights opposite Annapolis.
The U. s. sloop.of.war Pawnee is
at Washington.
A large number Of virginians are
in this city, having been driven from
their homes because they refused to
take the oath Of allegiance to vir-
ginia.
Governors Hicks Of Maryland and
Letcher Of Virginia, have proposed
jointly to Lincoln to guarantee the
safety Of the Capitol. Lincoln de-
clined.
An escaped North Carolinian says
the seccssionists in that State are
carrying everything before them, dri.
wing Of all nou-sympathizers with
their movements, and threatening to
hang Ex-Governor Gilmer, who per.
~sistently %resists secession.
Gen. Harvey, who was returning
from 81. Louis to Washington, by
order Of the Secretary Of War, has
been arrested ut Harper's Ferry and
carried to Richmond.
The Government has chartered
several nor steamers, and commits.
stoned Senator Wilson to obtain guns
for the defense Of Annapolis, and get
ten more regiments from Massachu.
sets.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-Tele.
graphic communication between this
city and Baltimore aud the South
has been re-established.
Senator Mason, Of Virginia, is in
this city, ostensibly to settle the es'
tate Of relatives. lie is closely watch
ed by the Vigilance Committee. The
people are not aware Of his pres
encc.
A Baltimore dispatch says that tn,
Union feeling in that city cannot b'
relied on.
The schooner John Zoche IL re
ported to have been seized BY tn
se~cessionists in James river.
A schooner loaded with provisions
destined for Savannah, Ca, va
seized BY the police in the Delawsr'
river.
Twenty thousand men are drilling
in this city.
HARRISBURG, April 27.-It is re
ported here tina, an attack was mad
BY Marylanders on Hanover village
York county, Pa, on Tuesday, occa
stoned by q great stampede Of ne
groes. Whole families we're eros
sing into Pennsylvania. Great fear
we're felt Of the departure Of oil tn
slaves Of the border counties.
The forces ct Harper's Ferry b
lieve Beaureesrd to Be in Riehmon'
with 1000 troops and provisions, a
ing to Baltimore.
Bosrox. April .7.-The harbcr |
being closed against shipments 70
the aid or comfort Of the Confederst
States. Concord dispatches cay b
! President Pierce has gone to Phils
delphia and Baltimore on q missio
Of mediation, 1t the request Of II
gersoll.
}, RrcHxoSp, April 27.-1t b repor,
ed here that : dispatch has bee
received from Secretary Cameron
asking If he wosld Be protected i
coming to this city to ssk IN srmi,
tice Of sixty days.
A number Of Union flags have BEEF
raised in the Western section Of thi
State.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE fersi
6cssions On the Virginia coast, nee
the approach to Norfolk and rosts
mouth, are advancing rapidly. II
entrance 10 Norfolk hsrbcr stirl n
mains obetrueted. DGosu are hem
made 10 raiss ~ ffiQas MsFrioa
ssd Hynsssh, - ssesAe ~ ~
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Il haf h0th iflfI1 N lhf' N m
"a ba,e court Tha trel n,i i.r
ihoso Who may wish 70 fue r. 0r
a., o. II will Ne m appearance '.fn
~heiher ihe Jaige comes w no', af
mlls brought 10 ihis term viii slah.
f9f trial Nj November
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Tks fret Regiment n l1'
,gIan'stp bays gene n Nrf
on f,tmeh' fam tlai
ore ffom Taafsffsr lsw 'l
Gae from Nans.rp viii lsiu n Fl
fea DAYS
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Beam ~ poLicr Tho regular
Spring torn u he Bofad II Police
will be held on Monday tho Gth Iust
O,er.eors Of fonls Will remember
this and make proper reports accord
ihRlY.
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PArniorisN.--Col. John b. Fisor,
has furnished a negro man to the
panola indicators as servant, and
supplied him with appropriate uni
form. Lieut.. 7. W. Middleton, Ser
gcan,s J. c. Kuykendall and Peter
Brown, and Corporal I. d. Bradford,
have zach rendered a negro servant
to the company. This shows the
right spirit.
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1Ioag GuARbs-This company
met on Saturday last, and organized
BY the election ot John H. fIscr,
Captain, and s. r. sorsby, D. }.
Jeruigan and Joseph Wcsibrool,
Lcutenants. The Secretary Of The
meeting did not furnish IA with a
copy Of the proceedings, and We are
not advised as to what other proceed
ineq were had.
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W afs AHihvtisi ~
havss fsaf itif ~ Wa
ahafHf n ffh0ls f8lHg ~ ih'
q Nss tsft
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We give up oil the space reserved
for editorial, to the following ,elc.
graphic synopsis Of the Presidents
Message:
MoSTooNERr. April 90. - Con.
gress met at noon to-day. The pres.
dents message was read.
lie announced the ratification Of
shePermancnt Constitution BY all the
Confederate States, and tina, /, only
remains for an election to be held for
the designation Of the officers to ad.
minister Il.
He says the declaration of war
made against this Confederation by
Abraham Lincoln rendered il neccs.
sary TO convene Congress to devils,
measures necessary for the defense o.
the country.
Tie President then reviews a,
leagsA the relation heretofore exis,
ing between the States and the event,
which have resulted in the presen
warfare.
In referring to the rcsul, II N,
mission of the commissioner .
Wellington, he says the croote'
rsths yf diplomacy can scarcely fur
"a ~--e-
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FLAG PRESENTATION.

A beautiful and costly flag has been
purchased by the ladies of Pamela
aud vicinity and will be presented to
the "panola Vindica,ors'' on to.mor-
row. A large gathering is expected
on the occasion, and speeches from
several distinguished gentlemen.
We are requested to give notice
tina. q subscription will be solicited
on Friday to uniform and equip the
company. The merchants Of Bates
villc and Pamela are coming up nobly
to the cause, and our citizens gene.
rally are inclined to respond freely to
calls for money for the soldiers. On
Friday next lie, the purse strings be
unlooscd AMI le, oil who are able
march calamity forward and give
wha, aid they can to our volunteer
troops. Now is the time to show
ones patriotism.
New recruits will also he received
into the company on Friday and al
who wish to join will repOr, them.
selves to Capt. FOOte who has au.
shority to muster them into service.
The officers Of the company are dis
playing grea, energy in arming, uni
forming and cquippine the company
as they expec, marching orders in Z
Few days.
The company is composed Of til,
first young men Of our county, ans
We expect to hear a glorious sccoun.
Of their acts upon the battle field.