The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-27

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Nov all this time vo bod aomr
good friend among en- oma who
swofe wo were imposed upon, aud
said we bad good mase 10 dissolve
I the partnership They mid II wc
did scsocd and thcaboIishincsH made
war upon us they would stand by ~
and throw their liycs and fortune.
| and sakrcd honor right in the breach,
and the first fight would be over
| their dcad bodies and 70 forth and so
on. My memory Is bad, but | re-
member that some Of them were
named james Buchanan, and Dan
Dickinson, and John Cokran, and
Logan, and Cushin, and Butler, SUR
named the Beast, and Melornand,
and Steven A. Douglas, who got bis
commission about the time he died,
and carried il with him to parts un-
known, and lastly, man by the
name Of Andy johnson, who ! sup
pose are some relation to the Presi-
dent of the United States Of Amcri-
XIV. But a man aint responsible for
the bad conduct Of his relations, and
! | don't throw it up to nobody. |
suppose our President are doin the
best he can, and Mr.. Etheridge
oughtent to be taken up his record.
Well the war come on, and show
cnuif Logan and Cushin and Me-
Lernand and Company buzzed
: around awhile like humble bees till
they were bought up, and then they
; lit over on the other eide. They got
! their reward, and they are welcome
, to il SO far as | am concerned.
, How is it now, Mr.. Happy? They
: conquered us by the sword, but the,
, havn't convinced us of nothin mucl
that | know Of All is lost say'
, honor, and that they can't steal from
!, MS nor tarnish.
G If they had held out the hand o
: fellowship, we would have mad
: friends and buried the hatchet
a But the very mint they whipped us
S begun TO holler treason from one enc
! Of the country to the other, just lilk
z they had made bran new discovery
q 1t seemed to strike them all of
sudden like an Xpost fakto law, AM
+ they wanted to go into a genera
'. hangin bisncss, and keep it mp a
IT long as they could find rope an
z timber.
d Now the idea Of several million
&c of Ametican freemen being guilty
l. treason at once! The idea Of apply
is such crime to eleven great suvree
E. States, which met in solemn CONVEX
| ton and in the light of day desolye
/ Union they had created, and whic
to had been a dismion for twenty year
o. The idea OF applying to the Old d.
4 minion the mutber of States and
a Washington and Jefferson and Mad
is son and Marshall and Patrick Hem
* and all the Lees, and who give avn
se all the territory to the Northwest {
ny nuthin! Is she to be scandalized |
| these ncwlight Christians who a
We compounded from all the skum Of .
Y, creation, and think that Paul aI
n Peter and Revelations hay been I
lie. two hundred years making special q
.er rangements for reccivin their sane
'ul fed souls in Paradise? Treason t
ce, dickens Where's your dictiorar
wo Where's Danl Webster? Where's I
he history of the American Rcvoltio
int Mott aint trcason-but its DEVIL
,ys internal human hate. What do tf
led keep Mr.. Davis in jail for? l b.
,nt sum say that it aint Mr. Johrho
icy voluntary doings; but the trep'
Tie, uius pressure Of surrounding circn
do stances. Durn the circumstan'
di- Amt Mr.. Davis a great and q
put man? If Andy johnson amt
our infdel, wouldcnt he swap chances
rye beayen with him and give all
the earthly estate to boot? If Mr.. Da
honor and integrity, and patrioti
I'm, and true courage, were weighed
of balance against Summers and
DRY, vens', and all Of his enemies, wo'
old ent he outweigh EN- allY Wont
With conduct in Mexico, and in the
and war, and his nobility of chafa
Of live long and grow bright in hist
ltots while the memory Of the howns
few are baying him in his dungeon
and sink into oblevion7 ] think
m to that's what | say, and III bet Q
and and Charles O'Connor and all
in wimnien in the country will go
the halves. .fss - 81
But there aint no particular
that in all this, Mr.. Happy. It's
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