, 1865-06-17

burning desire on the one side, for liberty not
yet fully attained, and on the othe. for u re-
ucval of the old system Of fraud aud tyranny
which the war has partially dtstroyed. He
Is oTde1td to reconstruct STATE out of the
d'or7s Of slavery and war-out Of lrrecon-
GABLE and discordant material, without the
clement, OF any part Of the element that we
know to be loyal and true, and the hope u
that tie result Of his labor will be political
community In which secession and treason
Eha]l have no plaee-a State upon which, for
! fidelity 10 the Union, the country may do
rnd.
Governor shazkey may do - well, perhaps,
as sny man who could have been sent to ner.
form 80 herculean task but Ia will fail,
He has prematurely undertaken the work
that nothing less than years military ad.
min}stration-w1se, Just, but severe and m
selcnttpg-would have made ready to hf1 Or
any other mans hand. Time Is an element
that has been left out Of the calcnlauon-
time for the evil passions OF men, now smoul-
deflnS under IN enforced peace, to enbside-
time, especially. for the robber-class, who
have lived all their lives upon other mems
labor, to get starved ont and 60 to work at
someth1ng-tlme for the labor question to
adjust itself By the law OF demand and
supply, without the Intervention of Any ouch
legislative acts as ne have 3 right to expect
time for the men Of The rebel army TO sec
the new relation in which they stand to the
body polite, and for them to fcize the pollti-
tal power that the slaye-ho1dIng class has
heretofore wic1ded-time for all these pre-
lsminary adjustments, changes and amcliora-
tons, private, social aud political, Of which
the name is legion, to take place, and with
ont which reorganization would be farce, If
II did not carry with 1t such baleful conse-
qucnces to the State aud 10 the Republic.
We have said the Cor. Sharkey will faIl.
We mean that be will fail to realize the popn-
lar idea o. what that reorganized government
of mississippi should be. Hemay, md doubt
less will organize q government that will be
satisfactory to him; We are sure 1t Will
be acceptable 10 tue secessionists who
will enable him to mike it. For them
G.o,Se Sanders Of Infamous notoriety, has
pointed out the way and as It accords with
the line Of perjury that the people Of the
South have not falled to adopt when their
treason and interest were supposed to clkh,
they Will be sure to make 1t their own. Bat
fortunately for the honor Of tho country, for
the endurag peace that the nation prays to
to see established. and Tor permanent hap
I,iness and prosperity Of the South ITSELF
George Sanders, Gov. Sharkey and the per-
jnre,s who wn1 blackcn their eouls with In
tnmy to seize AGAIN the political power Of
Mississippi, hive not the final verdict in this
important matter It comes at last before
the whole people, through their representa-
tsyes, upon the application Of the reoreau.
ized States for admission into the Union !;
and ut the peoples tribunal 1t will b. finally
settled.
In conclusion. We again entreat that This
h.ste In the work Of reorganization be abau-
doned and for the avoidance Of all political
and other complications, that the military
authority now paramount, be permitted to
Lave sway uu,l the proper day for reoreanf-
zatieu comts. In that course arc honor aud
safety. We dare not express our opinion OF
tue Other.