The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-14


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um ~ ihu courts thus completing
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commenced Hnd hti irH trrr nlly
ouiol mi w. q common enemy
R.ol,rd That there y no iuatG
able nn.uu uIt The nmr brihrfly
roling md No. Ike kindly di.puai
lion which Wr manifested fof each
+ other during iho luto struggle hould
nov hc withdrawn md The people
turn ~ dc,mmluP md destroying
moh other when q whole lcplc
enter into o common enterprise which
proves disastrous. there a no good
reason Why one portion alone should
h. made to lllcf the consequences NJ
defeat During The war al mrtook
Of onc sentiment, that come veal or
como woe, come slleras or come de-
feat. va would all share the same fate.
Resolved, We believe that coercion
ut this time Tor the collection oi
debts would bc rinous, not only 10
the best interests Of the State, rs well
as the great majority of the people,
but would bc suicidal TO the best in
%tcrcsis Of creditors themselves. II
is universally known that if the pco-
pie even pay, the money has vet Ia
be made with which to do il. II
they are deprived of the little lcn
, them, and that little is to be sacrificed
, to pay interests aud costs, they vii
become discouraged aud their cncr.
GIGS paralyzcd, and in thousands o
eases, the principal will never find it,
way into the pockets of the creditor
Resolved, That il is the duty O
| every citizen of the State to encour
age and foster the farming Interest,"
of the country that il is from tn,
soil all actual wealth must come, and
: if there is a distinguishing fcatur,
= between the creditor and debtor elias
+, Of the community, the farmers com
q prise the latter, who have no othe
source from which to obtain means l.
pay, than from the earth. 1t is there
fore earnestly asked that time b
allowed for the people to draw from
: this unfailing bank the means to sat
: isfy the demands of the creditor
This, rs all know, is not the work q
q day.
Z Resolved, finally, That if any vii
not heed these urgent requests, an,
- in spite of the ruined and impovcr
: ishcd condition of the country vii
persist in forcing collection, will per
sist in forcing collection, in dcfanc
i of the popular sentiment and III
public welfare, We hereby pledge on
sacred honor never more TO have an
r voluntary business connection wit
them, and that We will never patron
, izc any such person in any avocatio
whatever; and this rule of actor
: which we have the right to prCscrib
{ for ourselves, shall apply to all, fror
the preacher down TO the pcdlar.
Resolved, That while on the on
> hand we would earnestly appeal I
the creditor class for forbcamnc,
charity, and mercy, we would at til
same time earnestly cxhort the dcbtc
|. class to irugality and industry, an
to the application of all availabI
means to the discharge of their liz
bilities.
Resolved, That the Governor |
{ mcmorializcd to convene the Leeislr
@ turf at an early day to devise NEAR
for the protection of the country ftol
> pccuniary ruin which now threaten
il.