The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-15

time sfgloom and apprehension, Il Is
due TO the President Of tho United
States, II Is duo 10 the people, that !
should publish y dispatch received on
tho Goth ult., omiiiing only two lines
Of q private character. The people
will sec that they may implicitly con.
ildc in tho President, and that be
conildcs in, and will trust them for
the protection Of their own govern. /.
ment. They may confidently hope,
that under bis wise and Just policy,
the day is not far distant when all
tho functions Of civil government will
DO entirely restored, under tho Con.
stitution Of the United States.
Your obd't scrv't,
". L. SlIARKEy,
proy'l. Gov. Of Miss.
ExrRAcrl
at is believed there can be organ.
lied in each county force Of citizens,
Of militia to suppress crime, preserve
order, and enforce the civil authority
Of the State and Of tho United States
which would enable the Federal Gov.
ernmcnt 70 reduce tho army and
withdraw to a great extent, the forces
from the State, thereby reducing
the enormous expenses Of the Gov.
ernmcnt. II there was any danger
from an organisation Of the citizens
for the purposes indicated, the mill.
tary are there to detect, and suppress
on the first appearance, any move in
surrcctionary In its character. One
great object is 70 inducc the people
to come forward in the defence Of the
State and Federal Government.
Gen. Washington, declared that,
"thc people, or the militia, was the
army ofthc Constitution, or the ar
my Of the United States" and as
soon rs il is practicable, the original
design Of the Government be rcsum-
ed, under the principles Of the great
chart Of freedom, handed down to the
people by the founders Of tho repnb.
lie. The people must be trusted with
their Government, and IL trusted, my
opinion Is, that they will act in good
faith and restore their former Con.
stitutional relations with all the
States composing the Union. The
main object Of Maj. Gen. CarlShurs'
mission to the South was to aid a.
far as practicable in carrying out the
policy adopted bf the Government,
for restoring the Ntates to their for.
mcr relations with the Federal Gov
ernment. Il Is hoped such aid has
been given.
The proclamation authorizing res.
toration Of State Government, re.
quircs the military 10 aid tho Pro.
visicnal Governor in the perform.
ance Of his duties, as prescribed in
the proclamation, and in no manner
to interfere, or throw iinpedimcpss
in the way Of consumating the OBJ
jects Of his appointment; st least,
without advising the government ef
the intended interference,
(Signcd) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Prcsd't of the United States.
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