The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-03

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~ ,lndimlo proper emotions, " the
cnchamneni rpcll u ihe demaepgaoa
can b. broken, and NJ unlign innu.
coe@ dispellel from the popular
@lnd. The policy frchadoaed with
tneli significant phrase b. The Presl.
dent IN all he speeches. to the M.
meroia delegations and committees
which for months beseigcd The White
Hsuse, Is nov clearly Illustrated.
Tho battle has been fought, tho vie.
tory won, thccohorts of Sumner aud
Chase, bafled, arc bowling IN retreat,
and the giant of Fast Tennessee, like
the M bestrldlng the Hartz noun
tain, strikes terror TO the conscicncos
of bic ignorant opposcrs, and present.
a picture Of moral grandeur and
loltincss Of mental proportion which
the world views with admiration and
wonder. Besides deciding that In
bureau was nnneedcd, the President
points out in his message the corrupt
~ aud dangerous influences which
would accrue from the system. BE-
sides the immense power of official
patronage involved, the injury 10 the
whole South would be incalculablc.
The quartcring Of squads of black
" protectors" in esch county of each
State, under the exclusiyet
of malignant white officers,
who are required, by the bill as We
toed, to decide all matters Of differ
cnce between the whites and blacks,
would, in the opinion of the Presi-
dent, produce incalculablc misery #,
corruption, and convert our sun ,
ny section into a hell or Hayti. .
embarrassmcnts are also /,
mentioned, with his objections in this i
Connection. Among other matters i,
by the message, the question !
State representation was clearly ,
md ~pcintcdly discussed. The rights +,
the Southern States to Congress -,
'ioual representation was announced -,
by the President. The Constitutional j.,
Amendment, as required, the full a
md authorized assumption Of State /
government by each Of the once re- ,
'ollions sovcreigntics, the perfect /
Of our waiting servants /,
the door Of Congress, aud the COM =
'lcte ovidcnce that the last vostige of :
assistance TO the national authority l.
lad disappeared in the South, and :,
YER people were earnest in their de-
ires 10 resume their old allegiance
lnder The law, are among the leading
'oin;s of discussion of this able doc ;,
iment. We Of the South have much !,
ausc for t~hankfalness that heaven J.
as raised up a clear head, an honest
cart, and a man Of stubborn princi- !
lie and backbone, in the person of !,
ar President, TO check the ampan,
Of the radicals Oh that sacred w
k Of the Unions safety, the Con- "a
and TO hurl them back with Wv
rebuke TO the pilcous filth ~
! darkness in which they were Gu Ia
'wned, ihrivcn aud grown so nuda- -
ms. res
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