The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-01

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emhrllishel, though sensible and
animated rmatks, rendered HI.
thanks h the meeting Gr che honor
paid lim In being called to preside
ever its deliberations IT, urged
harmony,
RESOLUTIONS were introduced and
adopted, approving aud accepting the
terms proposed by the philadelphia
Convention, and urging manimiiy
Of sentiment and action IN The ap-
preaching contest for The restoration
Of the States 10 their position, ~
guaranteed by The Constitution,
Hon Gus. A.. Henry, The Eagle
Orator" Of Tennessee, IN one Of bis
happiest efforts, spoke an hour and q
half upon the present state Of the
country. lie expressed the belief that
an suspicious future awaited IN ut no
distant day that the country was
rccupcruiing, aud a great reaction
taking place. lie fully accepted the
proposals of the Philadelphia Con-
vcntion, and heartily approved Of
the administration Of resident John
son, who, he thought, was The man
to steer the ship of State through the
present turbulent sea of fnaticism
again TO the quiet haven Of peace,
prosperity and happiness, where il
can achor in safety.
Hon. Landon G. Haynes, who,
as n public and pleasing orator and
sound statesman, has few equals, fol-
lowed in one Of his humorous strains,
in which he characterized Brownlow
a. Co., as the "the filthy spawn of n
disordercd and revolutionized coun-
try" who were drifting, like Pats
team, hellwards, rs fast rs human
events could carry them.
Gen. George Stoneman, who was
present, being vociferously called for,
came forward and delivered himself
Of a few appropriate remarks.
Hon. William Avery and others
made short and earnest speeches, after
which the convention adjourned-a
few, like "ou Dick" to the GOOD
Idca.o
If you have tears (copious, gush-
ing tears, not of agony and distress,
but of e~xultation, of gratitude and
Ijoy,O prepare to shed them, for some
Of our "greot' men have been dccapi-
tatcd by an unmerciful tailor, known
as A. johnson, who keeps a shop in
Washington city. He has lately
sharpened his scissors, and, my good
ness, he's slashing right and left.
Ruel Hough-"Huffy Huff" "Tax-
, title HUFF" has been removed from
Office, Us Collector Of Customs, upon
: which he has grown fat, and which
: he made subscrvc his private inter
, ests. His filthy associates, Ryder,
: United States Marshal, and William
: son, United States District Attorney,
have also felt the steel of those scis-
sors. They are remembered now by
the citizens Of this community only
with disgust, vomiting and nauseau.
This country can never again prosper
as IL once did until IL is totally rid Of
such contemplate nuisanccs, who are
, s%tences TO the n%ostrils of honest pco-
pie and embezzlers of the public
funds to the amount Of millions per
annum. Then, and not until then,
can we ever expect to sec the like Of
, which we have seen in other days.
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