The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-14

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may veil despair 0f The llemblie. II
ar trnpie ellow Tie saiidal fallfg
augeoioi h. them by tbe Memphis
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II u alao stated that Gogefaef Off
has. Issued m address 10 HE people
~ souih carollna, 10 which be hear
y NY approves lle object ~ The phila
dclplia Convention, and urges the
Immediate election of delegates 10
the Convention which meets M 90
lumbia 90 tho ~ Of August, 10 ap
point delegates % the Philadelphia
Convention. The Governor aays
there 10 not one principle of the ad.
dress 10 which his stte mnnot sub.
scribe In honor AMI with sincerity.
The Memphis bulletin saysi
Why STAND VIZ Ilrnr IDLE2-
Six weeks hence the National Con
%scrvatiyc Convention sits In Phila-
delphia. Every Congressional dis
irict Of the Southern States should
he represented, and each county ut
once appoint delegates TO a district
convention.
The Convention will be the most
Important event of the year. On It's
success depends the future well being
Of tho South aud of the Union. II
IL fail We are RENTED TO omnipo-
tcncc Of Radicalism which no exist
cnt party Is competent TO resist. II
the South were cninnchised, frag-
mcnts Of discovered Northern De
mocracy might be combined, and
cooperating with Southern Conscrva-
tism, ovcrwhclm the consolidated
party OF Stevens. Such q consum-
nation u now impossible. There Is
u single hope for US, and that rests in
the creation Of n new party, consist
ing Of the best materials Of Dcmoc-
mcy and Rcpublicanism. To effect
this consolidation of discordant elc-
ments Is the purpose Of the Phila-
dclphia Convention. II is neither
better nor worse, IL called a Rcpub-
lican convention. We are all, who
have accepted the amnesty oath,
worse or better abolitionists than
Seward. We have sworn what he
has pledged himself to perform.
Prcjudiccs there may be against the
appcllation, but if we dislike Il, for
this very rcason il will win more
from Stevens serried hosts.
We publish the call for a State
Convention, to be held at Jackson,
Miss, on the 25th of July, to mp.
point delegates. Also, a call for d
County Convention, to be held In
Pamela, on Monday, the 23d, being
the first day Of the Probate Court,
to take into consideration the pro.
prieiy of appointing delegates to thu
State Convention, or OF appointing
delegates directly to the Philadel.
phia Convention.
We arc in favor Of any movement
that will defeat the Radicals in thcil
destructive career, and hope that the
proposed Convention may result IL
good not only to the South, but tc
the whole country.
But the question as to whether III,
South ought to take part in this effort
to inauguratc a new party, OF not, is
a question not free from doubt. A,
We have had but little opportunity
to converse with the people on the
subject, and not feeling sufficiently
posted to undertake to speak foI
Pamela county, We hope we shall
have a large turn out on Monday
the 23d, in orlcr that We may take
counsel together rs to what Is best tc
be done in the premises.
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