The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-23

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aI,y withdmVinp their Ileprcson.
mtiycs in Congress, hy rononncinp
the priyilen of approximation, by
organizing a separate government
and by loyying war against ihr
United States. thew lthc roboIsl de-
slroyrd their State constitutions in
respect to the vital principle which
connected the respective Suites with
the Union, and secured their Federal
relations, "-Sidr Chdmbcr Report.
The ablcst inrisi, in the country
hold that insnrrcctionary acts in a
State cannot dcpriyc the loyal thorin
Of thoir rights ~ citizens of the
United States Of privileges under the
Constitution of the United States.
or,
mNa,'on sno"'u ohly ~
M''n uo consc" ., ,nc oNe 'nf9ugn
.ny.r oHn rePryn'ncu'lNc7 : . car'''lol
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lclrllori's arc nNcu' n,'no"gn not
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The assertion embraced IN the clos
ing sentence OF the above paragraph
y not true IN fact, aud is calculated,
u not designed, to deceive. Terrific
ries are represented in Congress by
delegates. Every Congressman must
regard the interests OF the Territories
rs the common property, and, there
fore, he Is n quasi representative OF
Territories and OF the District OF
Columbia. But this denial OF the
right OF those who have been over
bcNne by rebellion to representation
by loyal representatives is of cxigcnt
Importance by reason of its probable
effects. Let Us quote Robert j.
Walker on this point;
The result of large standing armies
and oppressive taxation, caused by
the policy OF the Presidents oppo-
ncnts, would produce an earthquake
convulsion. II would q%uadruplc the
excise and income tax, blight every
held, becalm every vessel, break every
bank aud railroad, and ruin every
factory IN the country. IL dissclvcs
the Union, destroys the Constitution,
aud %crecis a military despotlsm on
ITS ruins. " would postpone, perhaps
indefinitely, the transfer OF the COM
mand ct the commerce and exchanges
OF the world from Europe to America.
European despcts would exult, whilst
the friends Of freedom in the Old
World, and especially in Ireland and
Germany, would shed tears of blood.
johnson is walking in the footsteps
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