The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

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npun which tho Southern WW
shmuld M with their sisters VI fho
Noub 1hls tbc President oou.Id
cred sheer hffogatiou II was pre-
suming tni lbo slaics wttc dedi
| that The General Government having
filled 10 N duty 10 supprp.s the cpu
Hpiruey and iusnrreciien under which
they we're compelled ~ nocumb Gr
a iimc. the States bad committed
suicide had become mere outlying
Territories, conquered from a foreign
enemy The whole protest WIS built
up ot false assumptions The Prcsl-
dent proclaimed that The war was
wagcd by The nation On ihr principle
that the States in which the rebellion
rcignod were parcel of the nation
could nor should not bc separated
from il by their own or any other
! power, that neither the Congres. Of
The United States nor that Of the
! usurping Conicdcracy could alter
o their status in tic Union. Upon this
+ issue, deliberately argued over the
c whole country aud in Congress, the
n President was nominated Tor rc-elce-
c tion by the Republican Convention
n at Baltimore, which rcallirmcd his
t principles. Leading members of the
q party in Congress protested against
o the doctrine, called il in question in
" an able manifesto, which was ar
It appeal TO the people against it, bui
Ie their vote ratified il at the polls. Il
is was brought up at the last session o
3 Congress for practical application il
ic the admission of Louisiana, and wa
Of onlxlefeated by n sort of revolu
TO tionafy tactics on the part Of Mr
IN Sumner and FIVE other Senators, who
th when the bill was ON It's passage, tool
en- the floor and announced the dctcrmi
to nation to speak out the session an
OF lose the bills necessary TO support th
it. Government and carry on the war
no Now, the whole Radical party hav
be assumed, as their party principle
les the anti-constitutional doctrine thG
ng the States put in allegiance By rebe
b. liols usurpation shall only be rccog
"a cognized rs in the Union when sui
,se mitting to terms prescribed by an n
&C. of Congress This attains the poil
nd at which the Essex junto--the higl
" flying Federalists of the North
,er would, at the beginning of the Go,
he ernment, have fixed the power of Il
tes General Government. The who
Die policy of this aristocratic body
nd politicians has ever been, and is no'
in the consolidation Of the supren
ere power in the hands Of Congress. |
vas legislation is to pervade the Stat
in and supplant that of their legisl
tbs lures. They make a full manifest
by ton Of their design in their Free
'un men Bureau bin and their ci,
on rights bill by which they updcrta
of TO establish a nation of Negro
ord among nation of whites, aud rent
lch them independent Of the laws a
ion courts Of the States in which th
the reside-and in contempt of all sci
for of justice and humanity, their re,
nto lutionary measures invading I
all rights Of the States, and annulli
ub- their municipal laws, by excludi
them from their rights in the Uni,
the and their representation from
nate halls of Congress, and govern
tied them as England once governed ]
ton land, refusing to hear her voice in
put Imperial Parliament. As Trek
and was governed by laws sent to
nrn- from England, so the eleven ST
tter Of the South, still excluded from !
IVA resentation in Congress, altho
'sity they have given proof Of entire 5
,tice mission to the laws and Constiiut
of I -, =, acquieoence in all the ISSUES
The ~, ~ ned by the war, are COVER
hal i. In. shaped in caucus,
to passed y@sstese-sggsss eei..gs 6. represeu
ears. another section Of the coSs eA
able sively.
mes. The Constitution expresslN
rous vides that the President of
le- United States and Congressional
sted resentatives shall be chosen by
been votes of persons in each State
iins thorized BY it TO elect the pop
rs of branch Of It's Legislature. TIE n
nom is expressly reserved to each Stat
iunk prevent the consolidation of
and power in the Congress Of the In
has States. If that body had the RI
and to make the votes empowered to {
5 OF Il. the British Parliament would
men be more omnipotcnt. The leader
rom the present Congress have repeat,
and declared that the only loyal met
our the South are the negroes, and |
their shall be entitled to universal suffr
i'm while every white man should be
y in cluded who cannot take the test o
ould denying that he had ever sympafh
and with any one engaged in the re
more lion. Congress has not yet vent,
on to anAul the claise In tie Consi
the ton giving the creation of clcctoI
tha aovnfaf State bnf NJ C,,r,