The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-24
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involving more penple, mofo yra.
mmc tsprnac ilmn Az the felrllinns
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yei. sir, NJ man has been punished
IN consequence n II Something !.
wrong " THE is all right, then The
ehnle system of pchitenilafies
throughout ihe l'nion ought ~ be
abolished Mr., The President was
right whcn hp said ilmt treason WA a
great crime and ougti 10 bc rendered
adious Why did he not carry out
biz declaration" 2"
Radicnlism had n two-loli object
IN ihc passage Of The ffccdmcns bu
rcau bill Oue was 70 pcrpciuatc
through patronage The power ol The
abolition party, and The oihcr was 10
prutily n ycngcful feeling toward the
South. How much the latter scnti-
meni inspired the action Of the radl-
Gals can be inferred from the uttcr-
anccs Of Wade and sumner IN Com
gress over the veto, and from the
blood-thirsty record Of the purity Of
which they are members. From the
infamous Jcnnison Of Kansas down
TO Hatfield Of Chicago; and from
jcnnison up TO Wade and Sumner,
the cry Of these men has been always
for blood blood Jennison told his
ruilians, on the eve of their march
among the homesteads of Missouri,
that "thcy must take the revolver in
one hand aud the torch in the other"
The sanity l'cccher thought that eve
need more martyrs; we need more
bloodshcd. Blood is the wine Of
nations. God feeds them on blood" 7"
Jim Lane, Of Kansas, hoped to dive
long enough 10 see every white man
in South Carolina in hell and the ne
gro occupying his territory" Chan
dlcr, the sot, the chronic beast Of the
national Legislature, thought the
Union was mot worth a curse with
out little blood-letting." Hatfield
Of Chicago saw the hand Of God in
the murder of Lincoln, because il
was hoped that his successor would
dip his hands Ia the hearts blood OF
the South.
What a record is thisl These
radicals have for years howled for
Southern blood; and now the last
uttcrance of the most prominent Of
these radicals is u rciteration, a pro-
longation Of the same old sanguinary
cry. "Has anybody been punished %
demands the indignant Wade,
"Whose blood has been shed?" clam
ors the fcrocious Jacobin. Nobody
has been hung. Nobody been pun
ished. No more Southern wives
made widows. No more Southern
children made orphans. No more
Southern men sent TO the gallows
No more women and children given
to penury and starvation. "No man
has been punished" Poor Wade
who has been denied the privilege o.
qualiing the purple life-nnid Of thu
South. Poor Hatfield, who thanked
God for the murder Of Lincoln, n
that he, Hatfield, might dabble hi
hungry jaws in Southern gore. Pool
radicals all, who have hoped ant
prayed and labored for months fol
the erection Of gibbets in ever,
Southern mans dooryard.
"Nobody punishedw The soutl
is to-day almost a desert. Its indus
try Is destroyed, its homcstcads ruins
IL sons by tens Of thousands hav'
been slain, It's wives widowed, IL
children orphaned, its rich men re
duced 10 poverty, its remaining popu
laiion burdcned with debt and taxa
tion. And yet "no man has beer
punished" says Wade; "and nobod,
has been punished" is echoed by th
radical press all over the North
President Lincoln Ind malice 10
! ward none and charity for all" an
! God smote him, says Hatfield. Pres
+ ident johnson labors TO restore tn
broken Union, instead Of erectinI
gibbcts all over the South, and he
a usurper, says Stevens, and a traitoI
= says Wade.
Good men may thank God 70
! such usurpation and treason as ar
: shown by Andrew johnson. He be
usurped the powers long held by a
: insolveni radical faction; he is trai
: tor TO a cut-throat political organiza
G ton, that, 10 perpctuate their ow
: power and 70 crafty their ferociou
: hatrcds, would destroy every vcsiie
; Of our republic. Such treason an
4 such usurpation are now more con
c mon than few months ago. The
infect the masses. The people Al
everywhere becoming reasonable an
o addicted TO usurpaiion; but they Al
traitors and usurpers not tothe Unio
K or the Constitution, but 10 the Rol
espierres, Marats and Dantons Of Il